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Types of Business Structures for Company Setup in Dubai
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
An LLC is a commonly preferred structure for company registration in Dubai. It requires a minimum of two and a maximum of 50 shareholders. Each shareholder’s liability is limited to their capital contribution. LLCs can operate across a wide range of sectors except for banking, insurance, or financial investment activities.
Free Zone Company (FTZ)
FTZs are popular for international businesses looking to minimize regulatory burdens and maximize efficiency.
Mainland Company
A Mainland company is registered under Dubai’s Department of Economic Development (DED). It allows you to operate throughout the UAE and internationally, with no restrictions on trade or employee visas. This structure is ideal for businesses seeking local market access and the ability to expand across Emirates.
Branch Office
A branch office acts as an extension of a foreign parent company and can be established in both the mainland and free zones. It enables foreign companies to legally conduct business, offer services, and invoice clients in Dubai — while remaining part of the parent legal entity.
Representative Office
Designed for non-commercial activities, a representative office allows foreign companies to build market presence in Dubai. These offices can conduct promotional activities and market research but are not permitted to generate revenue or enter into contracts.
Sole Proprietorship
This structure enables a single individual to own and operate the business, offering complete ownership and decision-making control. While the owner retains 100% of profits, they are also personally liable for all debts and liabilities. Ideal for consultants, freelancers, and small service businesses.
Public/Private Shareholding Company (PJSC/PSC)
A PJSC (Public Joint Stock Company) can publicly trade shares on the stock exchange, while a PSC (Private Shareholding Company) limits its shares to select investors. These entities are governed by UAE’s Commercial Companies Law and require a minimum number of shareholders and higher regulatory compliance — best suited for large-scale enterprises.
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Step-by-Step Incorporation Procedure
Popular Free Zones for Company Formation
Where to Set Up a Mainland Business
Top Industries for Foreign Entrepreneurs in Dubai
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Why Choose MUDS Management?
Post-Incorporation Compliances
Physical office required
Typically, 5–7 working days, depending on structure and approvals.
Yes, especially in Free Zones and designated mainland sectors.
Free Zone Company – low cost, tax benefits, and full ownership.
No, the entire process can be done remotely with MUDS assistance.
E-commerce, IT Services, Tourism, Trading, Healthcare, and more.
It’s a long-term residency visa offered to investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals meeting eligibility criteria.
Dubai doesn’t offer Permanent Residency in the conventional sense, but long-term business visas and investor residency permits are available.
Free Zone companies can opt for virtual offices, while Mainland entities typically require physical space.