By Adil Ahmad, Business Setup Consultant at Gulf Corporate Services · Last updated 31 Oct 2026 Summary To start an Uber business in Dubai, you need a mainland company licensed for luxury passenger transport, an RTA limousine permit, RTA registered vehicles and drivers holding RTA professional permits. Smaller investors usually…
Setting up a business in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) costs between AED 155,000 and AED 280,000 for Year 1, depending on your company type, licence category, and office size. DIFC is Dubai’s premium regulated financial hub, operating under English common law with its own court system and the…
Dubai is renowned as a global hub for business, investment, and innovation. With its favorable economic policies, strategic location, and diverse market opportunities, it’s no surprise that entrepreneurs and investors from around the world flock to this dynamic city. However, a common question arises: What is the minimum investment for…
Setting up a business in the UAE is a strategic choice for entrepreneurs and international investors. Fujairah Creative City Free Zone stands out as one of the most attractive free zones, especially for businesses in the creative, media, and knowledge-based sectors. If you are looking to establish a presence in…
By Adil Ahmad, Business Setup Consultant at Gulf Corporate Services Summary To register a company in SHAMS Free Zone (Sharjah Media City), pick up to five business activities, choose a package with the visas you need and apply online with your passport copy. A SHAMS licence starts from about AED…
Starting a business in the UAE offers numerous opportunities, with each emirate providing unique advantages. Umm Al Quwain (UAQ), though less known than its counterparts like Dubai and Abu Dhabi, has emerged as a strategic location for entrepreneurs and investors due to its attractive incentives, simplified processes, and growing economy.…
