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While setting up a business in the UAE, every company needs the services of a Relations Officer. PRO services include all activities related to the processing, e.g., visa, company related, e.g., trade license documentation and approvals.

• The UAE is economically diverse.
• The UAE ranks first in ease of doing business (in the MENA region).
• The UAE is a regional leader in the protection of IP rights
• The UAE has a high proportion of expatriate workers.
• The UAE has no exchange control restrictions.
• The UAE is considered as the trading hub in the Middle East region. UAE boasts one of the largest seaports in the world and the busiest airport in the world.
• The UAE provides political stability, safety, and security, for businesses to run smoothly.
• The UAE is renowned for its well-established, infrastructure.
• The UAE is considered a tax haven as it has no income tax provisions.
• The UAE is well connected to all parts of the world.
• The UAE has a large network of banks that provide all the required services to facilitate businesses and help investors conduct banking transactions seamlessly.
• The UAE has signed a DTAA (Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement) treaty with 117 countries, and Israel is the new entrant in this list. This makes incorporating a company in the UAE and invoicing from this company an important method to save taxes in the investor’s home country.

a) Mainland business setup cost
The cost of setting up a business in the UAE Mainland depends on a number of factors: Some of these factors, including: business, activity, location of office, number of visas you require. Besides, the following are some mandatory fees imposed by the government while setting up a business in UAE mainland:

• Notary fees
• Trade License
• Registration at the government department

b) Free zone business setup cost
There are a total of 37 Free Zones in the entire UAE region. The cost of setting up a business in the UAE free zone depends on the business activity, number of visas you require, type of building, and, office space you select. Besides, a couple of other applicable one-time fees include:

• Fee for company registration in the city
• Fee for trade name reservation

c) Offshore business setup cost
The cost of setting up an Offshore business includes a nominee fee, business maintenance fee, bank account fee, company registration fee, agent fee, registered office fee, and standard share capital fee.