Construction
Dubai runs one of the most active building pipelines in the region, across public infrastructure, residential towers, hospitality and fit-out.
Some sectors take more than a trade licence. We set up the company, coordinate the authority approvals your activity needs, and arrange the visas, so you start on the right footing. We have handled UAE company formation since 2007, across more than 1,400 companies.
Dubai runs one of the most active building pipelines in the region, across public infrastructure, residential towers, hospitality and fit-out.
Dubai has a large, young and international population that sustains steady demand for schools, nurseries, training institutes and professional courses.
Dubai is a regional fashion and retail centre, with high spending power, a strong events calendar and a creative ecosystem anchored by dedicated design districts.
Dubai is a regional hub for asset management, wealth, brokerage and fintech, anchored by the DIFC and its independent regulator and courts.
Dubai's residents and its steady flow of visitors sustain one of the region's busiest food-and-beverage markets, from fine dining to quick-service, cafes and delivery-only kitchens.
The UAE is a major energy economy, and while upstream production is state-controlled, there is a large ecosystem around it: trading, equipment supply, field services, logistics and consultancy.
Dubai has a large expatriate and resident population with mandatory health insurance, which sustains steady demand for clinics, pharmacies, diagnostics and specialist care.
Dubai's position as a global tourism and events destination sustains one of the region's busiest hospitality markets, from hotels and hotel apartments to restaurants, cafes and venues.
To start a manpower supply company in Dubai you need a labour-supply licence approved by MOHRE, a registered mainland company, and staff-visa quotas in
Dubai is a regional media and creative hub, home to production houses, agencies, publishers and digital studios, supported by dedicated media free zones.
Dubai has one of the most active property markets in the region, with continuous new supply and a large pool of resident and overseas buyers and tenants.
Dubai is a retail hub with high spending power, a large resident base and a steady flow of visitors, across malls, high-street shops and fast-growing online channels.
Dubai is one of the world's most visited cities, with year-round events, attractions and a large inbound flow, which sustains demand for tour operators, travel agencies and destination services.
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