Where Ideas Become Enterprises
Launch Zone provides end-to-end support for business setup in the UAE. Our expertise ensures that your company is set up for success.
Why choose Launch Zone
- Seamless Setup
- Strategic Alliances
- Expert Guidance
- Growth Focused
- ABOUT US
Launch Zone is your gateway to business success in the UAE
Launch Zone simplifies business setup in the UAE, backed by expertise and strong government alliances to ensure your success.
Driving Growth with
the SRTIP Accelerator Program
Launch Zone has a contractual agreement with Sharjah Research, Technology, and Innovation Park (SRTIP) Free Zone to drive the SRTIP Accelerator Program. As part of this initiative, we’ve established an exclusive Dubai office dedicated to SRTIP, providing entrepreneurs direct access to one of the UAE’s leading innovation hubs.
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Comprehensive solutions to power every stage of your business journey
and Licensing
Advisory
and Acquisitions
and Tax
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- PROCESS
A clear roadmap from vision to launch
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- FAQ
Your Common Questions Answered
How long does it take to set up a business in the UAE?
It can take as little as 2 to 5 business days, depending on the business type, required approvals, and documentation. Some activities or structures may take longer, especially if external approvals are needed.
Can foreigners own 100% of the company in UAE?
Yes, in most cases.
Foreigners can now own 100% of a business in many sectors without the need for a local sponsor. This applies to most business activities under current UAE laws. However, some regulated or strategic sectors may still require local participation.
What licenses are needed for ecommerce or consultancy?
- E-commerce business: Requires an E-commerce License (for online trading activities).
- Consultancy business: Requires a Professional or Consultancy License (for advisory services).
Do I need to be physically present in the UAE to start a company?
Not always.
In many cases, you can set up a company remotely, with document processing and approvals handled on your behalf. However, some business types or licensing authorities may require you to visit the UAE for identity verification or banking procedures.