Frequently Asked Questions

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Running an operation without a license in the UAE is not legal and therefore you will need to set one up. we can take care of that for you.

PRO services cover all government‑related procedures required to establish and operate a business in the UAE. This includes company formation, trade license processing, immigration and labour approvals, visas, residency, Emirates ID, establishment cards, quota management, attestations, notarizations, and ongoing compliance updates. The goal is to ensure your business remains fully aligned with UAE regulations without administrative delays.

Support includes advising on the best jurisdiction, preparing documentation, coordinating with authorities, securing initial approvals, obtaining trade licenses, and completing all immigration and labour steps. The service ensures a smooth setup whether you choose a mainland structure or a free zone tailored to your industry.

Services include investor, partner, employee, and dependent visas; entry permits; medical tests; Emirates ID issuance; renewals; cancellations; and status changes. Every step is handled end‑to‑end to ensure timely processing and full compliance.

Quota management involves securing and maintaining your company’s approved number of employee work permits. It ensures you can hire and expand your team without delays. The service includes new quota requests, adjustments, renewals, and compliance with labour regulations.

Yes. This includes notarization, attestation, NOCs, contract drafting, and approvals across all UAE government entities. It ensures your documents meet legal requirements and are accepted without issues.

Accounting services include bookkeeping, financial reporting, payroll processing, reconciliations, management accounts, and compliance‑ready financial statements. The service is designed to give businesses clarity, accuracy, and control over their financial operations.

Businesses will be required to keep records for as long as five years Supporting documents include invoices, purchase orders and Excel documents are not eligible as supporting documents. 

Support includes VAT registration, return filing, record‑keeping, advisory on VAT‑applicable transactions, and ensuring your business meets all UAE Federal Tax Authority requirements. This reduces the risk of penalties and keeps your operations compliant.

Registered businesses will be expected to submit VAT returns on a regular basis. It is expected that the default period for filing VAT returns will be three months for the majority of businesses. The three-month period will be given to you and may not reconcile with your calendar year quarters. Registered businesses will be able to file their returns online using e-Services. 

Corporate tax services cover registration, tax calculations, return filing, compliance reviews, advisory on tax‑efficient structures, and ongoing monitoring of regulatory updates. The service ensures your business meets UAE CT obligations while optimizing tax exposure.

Registered businesses will be expected to submit corporate tax returns on an annual basis following the end of their financial year (which may or may not be a match with the calendar year).

A fractional CFO provides high‑level financial leadership on a part‑time or flexible basis. This includes budgeting, forecasting, cash‑flow management, financial strategy, investor reporting, and performance analysis. It gives businesses access to senior financial expertise without the cost of a full‑time executive.

Yes. Mentoring includes strategic guidance, operational planning, financial structuring, market positioning, and decision‑making support. It is designed to help entrepreneurs and business owners grow confidently and avoid common pitfalls

Second citizenship by investment provides individuals with an additional passport through government‑approved investment programs. This may involve real estate investment, government contributions, or business investments. It offers benefits such as enhanced global mobility, access to new markets, and greater personal and business flexibility.

Entrepreneurs, investors, and individuals facing travel limitations, market access restrictions, or expansion challenges due to their current nationality benefit most. It is also valuable for families seeking long‑term security, education access, and global mobility.