Mainland Company Formation in Dubai
Operate Freely. Expand Boldly. Thrive Globally.
Establishing a mainland company in Dubai allows your business to operate across all Emirates without restrictions. It opens doors to unlimited opportunities, from engaging with government contracts to scaling operations anywhere in the UAE.
✅ What Is a Mainland Company?
A mainland company is a business registered with the Department of Economic Development (DED) in Dubai, giving it the legal right to trade locally and internationally without limitations.
🧩 Why Choose a Mainland Company Setup?
- Full Market Access – Trade within UAE and globally without restrictions
- 100% Foreign Ownership – Now available in most sectors
- Wider Business Activity Options – Over 2,000 activities permitted
- Government Projects – Eligible to bid for public sector contracts
- Unlimited Visas – Scale your workforce without visa limits (based on office size)
- No Currency Limits – Enjoy financial flexibility
🛠️ Our End-to-End Mainland Setup Services
Service Area | What We Offer |
Business Licensing | DED license processing, activity selection |
Legal Documentation | MOA drafting, notarization, initial approvals |
Office Space Support | Ejari tenancy contract, virtual/physical office |
Visa & Immigration | Investor & employee visa assistance |
Sponsor or Service Agent | Trusted local UAE partner arrangements |
Bank Account Assistance | Introductions to reliable UAE banks |
Ongoing PRO & Renewal Support | Full support for compliance & renewals |
👤 Who Can Benefit?
- Entrepreneurs starting consultancies, retail, or service firms
- Foreign investors entering the UAE market
- Companies planning physical operations across Emirates
- Business owners targeting government and large private contracts
⚡ Fast-Track Setup Timeline
- Day 1–3: Name reservation & initial approvals
- Day 4–6: MOA, tenancy contract, license issuance
- Day 7–10: Visa processing & immigration formalities
📌 What You Need to Get Started
- Passport copy of shareholders
- Business activity selection
- Tenancy contract (Ejari)
- No-objection letter (if applicable)
- Power of Attorney (if overseas)
