Dubai · Meydan Free Zone · Licensed Advisory

Your UAE company, visa,
and a working bank account —
one Dubai team, 14–28 days.

One Dubai team recommends the jurisdiction, files the paperwork, prepares your banking file, and stays with you after the license is issued — 400+ companies incorporated.

Send the form or WhatsApp us. A consultant replies during Dubai office hours with the right jurisdiction, expected cost range, and next practical step.

400+
Companies incorporated across mainland and free zones
14–28d
Typical timeline from signed contract to operational entity
36
Free zones and jurisdictions we can register in
~97%
Bank-account approval rate on prepared applications*

* Figures reflect Sirius client history 2022–2026. Bank-account outcomes depend on each bank's own KYC and are never guaranteed.

Trusted by entrepreneurs opening and operating companies in the UAE
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Four pillars of opening your UAE business.

Each engagement is scoped to your activity, passport, and capital structure — no templated packages, no hidden government fees.

01 / Formation

Company registration

Jurisdiction selection across 36 free zones and mainland DED. Full document prep, MoA, shareholder structuring, and license procurement.

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02 / Residency

Residence visas

Investor, Golden, freelance, and family visas. VIP biometrics pathway available — Emirates ID in hand within 7 days.

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03 / Banking

Bank accounts

Corporate and personal accounts with Emirates NBD, Mashreq, Wio, FAB, and RAK. We prepare a strong KYC file so the bank can make its decision quickly; final account opening still requires a visit or in-person identity verification under the bank's process.

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04 / Support

Ongoing operations

License renewals, accounting, VAT, corporate tax filings, audit, PRO services, and attestation — one team, one invoice.

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Open your UAE company with Sirius if you need

  • A new UAE company for consulting, services, trade, e-commerce, or technology
  • A credible license and bank account for international invoicing
  • Investor or employee visas connected to the business
  • A holding, SPV, family office, or asset-management structure
  • A mainland or free-zone company for selling inside the UAE
  • Accounting, VAT, corporate tax, renewals, and PRO support after launch

Probably not the right fit if

  • You just want the cheapest possible license and nothing after it — we're built for founders who also need banking, visas, and compliance to actually work.
  • You need a guaranteed bank account with no in-person visit — no honest firm can promise that, and we won't.
  • Your source of funds can't be documented — we prepare files banks approve, we don't paper over gaps.
  • You don't plan to actually operate the company — a license with no real activity is exactly what banks and regulators screen out.

Six steps from consultation to operations.

No templated packages. Each stage has a named owner on our side and a clear written checkpoint before we proceed to the next.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We map your activity, passport, visa count, banking need, and timeline. We tell you which 2–3 jurisdictions realistically fit.

  2. 02

    Jurisdiction & structure

    Written recommendation with three-year total cost, activity codes, shareholder structure, and expected banking reality per option.

  3. 03

    License

    Document prep, MoA drafting, filing with the authority. You sign once. We chase every approval so you don't.

  4. 04

    Visa & Emirates ID

    Entry permit, medical, biometrics, residence stamping. VIP pathway available — Emirates ID in hand in roughly a week.

  5. 05

    Banking

    We prepare your KYC file during the license phase so the bank application moves the moment the license drops. After identity verification, digital banks usually take 3–10 days; traditional banks take 4–8 weeks.

  6. 06

    Operations

    License renewals, accounting, VAT, corporate tax filings, PRO services, attestations. One team, one invoice, for as long as you want it.

Get a number before the consultation.

Answer six questions about your activity and structure. We return a realistic AED range, then use those answers as the brief for your consultation so the conversation starts with decisions, not discovery.

No hidden government feesEmirates authority charges are shown as separate line-items.
Tuned by a real consultantEach coefficient is maintained in our admin panel and adjusted weekly.
Your answers become your briefIf you request a consultation, we already know your passport, activity, and visa count.
Question 1 of 6
What is your primary business activity?
01 / 06

The five mistakes we watch for.

Every week we see founders pick the wrong structure, pay twice to fix it, or quietly lose months in banking. Here's what we screen for before you commit.

01

Wrong activity code

Your license activity does not actually cover what you plan to invoice for. You get fined or forced to re-license.

02

Visa quota too small

Your chosen free zone and office type limits how many visas you can issue. Scaling the team means relocating the license.

03

Bank rejection

KYC gaps around source of funds, beneficial ownership, or business model kill an application that a prepared file would have passed.

04

Hidden renewal costs

Year-one license looks cheap; year-two and year-three renewals, Ejari, and visa rollovers make another jurisdiction a better three-year bet.

05

Compliance gaps

Corporate tax filings, VAT, ESR, and Ultimate Beneficial Owner registrations missed in the first twelve months. Fixing later is more expensive than doing it right.

The Emirates, decoded daily.

Our editorial agent monitors GDRFA, ICP, Central Bank, free-zone authorities, and the regional business press — then summarises what matters for founders. Every brief is reviewed by a human consultant before publishing.

All insights →
Compliance27 Oct 2026

DNFBP Compliance in the UAE: What Founders in Regulated Sectors Must Know

UAE-regulated DNFBPs face AML/CFT obligations under Federal Decree-Law No. 10 of 2025 — obligations triggered by activity, not license wording. Here is what founders need to do from day one.

IFZAReviewed by Sirius consultants
Taxation27 Oct 2026

UAE Tax Residency Certificate (TRC): What Founders and Individuals Need to Know in 2026

The UAE Federal Tax Authority issues Tax Residency Certificates for both individuals and companies. Here is who qualifies, what documents are needed, and why it matters.

IFZAReviewed by Sirius consultants
Taxation27 Oct 2026

UAE e-Invoicing Deadlines: What Businesses Must Do Before January 2027

The FTA has set firm deadlines for mandatory e-invoicing. Businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more must act before 30 October 2026 or face AED 5,000 monthly penalties.

Federal Tax Authority UAEReviewed by Sirius consultants
Market24 Oct 2026

UAE Federal Tax Authority Opens Direct Dialogue Sessions Across Emirates Through 'Emirates Majalis' Initiative

The FTA is holding open community sessions in Dubai, Al Ain, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi through November 2026, covering VAT refunds, SME guidance, and tax procedure feedback.

Federal Tax Authority UAEReviewed by Sirius consultants
Compliance23 Oct 2026

UAE E-Invoicing 2026: Mandatory Data Fields, Timeline, and Penalties

The UAE's phased mandatory e-invoicing framework applies to both Mainland and Free Zone businesses. Here is what your invoices must contain and what non-compliance costs.

IFZAReviewed by Sirius consultants

AI, applied to your operations.

Beyond formation, we now audit businesses for concrete AI leverage — with a bias for deployment over slideware. You leave the session with a ranked list of automations, vendor shortlists, and an ROI model.

Process audit across sales, ops, finance, and support
Vendor-agnostic stack design (OpenAI, Anthropic, local LLMs)
Pilot build in 4–6 weeks with named success metrics
Staff enablement and change management

Talk to the team that will file the work.

Office
Meydan Grandstand, 6th floor
Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba
Dubai, UAE
Hours
Daily · 09:00 — 20:00 GST
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