The United Arab Emirates are regarded as a businessman’s dream. Because of its business-friendly atmosphere, the UAE is viewed as a worldwide centre by all major multinational corporations (MNCs) around the world. Depending on the firm’s business and jurisdiction, different sorts of licences are available, including

Civil Company Limited Liability Company Partnership Company Freezone Company, and so on.

Free Zones are meant to stimulate foreign investment by streamlining the processes for establishing firms, dealing with labour and immigration difficulties, allowing all nationalities to own 100% of the company, and offering additional legal services. Each free zone has its own authority and set of rules that apply to investors who want to set up shop there. The United Arab Emirates has various free trade zones, including those listed below.

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain are among the locations. Depending on the location of activities, they are frequently split into three categories: mainland free zones, seaport free zones, and airport free zones. There are more than 45 free zones in operation in the UAE.

Free Trade Zones are areas where 100% foreign-owned enterprises can operate in order to assist the UAE’s international trade.
All import and export levies, as well as corporate and personal income taxes, are exempt from payment in free zones, and the UAE native is not required to be a local partner or shareholder.