IBC companies in the UAE, such as Ajman IBC and RAK ICC, are suitable for international business, asset ownership, and capital protection.
They are tax-exempt, do not require a physical office, and offer a high level of confidentiality. These structures are particularly convenient for managing offshore capital, international trade, and holding purposes.
DIFC and ADGM are independent financial zones in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, operating under a legal framework based on English common law.
They offer tax benefits, transparent regulation, and a jurisdiction recognized by international markets. These zones are ideal for companies in investment, asset management, fintech, and legal consulting focused on the MENA, European, and Asian markets.
UAE free zones offer 100% foreign ownership, reduced tax liability, and modern infrastructure.
Each zone serves different business needs: DMCC is versatile and well-suited for trading; IFZA offers flexible licensing and cost conditions; Ajman is convenient for manufacturing and logistics companies; DWTC is focused on financial market operations.
Registering a mainland company in the UAE allows businesses to operate across the entire country and choose from a wide range of licenses available for 100% foreign ownership.
Mainland companies are especially suitable for those targeting the local market or working with individual clients in the Emirates. You can choose the appropriate legal form — from a sole proprietorship to an LLC with multiple shareholders.