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A Mainland company is a business entity registered with the Dubai Economy and Tourism (DET).
REQUEST A QUOTE- Ease in obtaining government contracts
- Trade locally and internationally
- 100% expat ownership for selected activities
- Ease in obtaining a corporate bank account
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Free Zones are licensing jurisdictions that are autonomous from direct government control and have their own governing bodies and regulations. Companies that are incorporated under these Free Zones are governed by said regulations.
REQUEST A QUOTE- Complete foreign ownership
- Ease of doing business with other Free Zones
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Offshore companies are business entities formed with the purpose of conducting operations outside of the jurisdiction it was originally incorporated in.
REQUEST A QUOTE- Low setup and maintenance costs
- Asset, wealth and identity protection
- Reduced tax burden
- No residency requirement
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Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), sometimes known as a Special Purpose Entity (SPE), are passive holding companies which are established mainly for the purpose of isolating financial and legal risks; however, SPVs cannot be used to conduct operational business or hire staff.
REQUEST A QUOTE- Ownership flexibility
- Segregates risks and liabilities
- Reduced tax burden
- Flexibility to allocate different classes of share
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With a host of benefits and a seamless business setup process, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the top MENA economies to set up a business in.
REQUEST A QUOTE- 100% business ownership with MISA
- Ability for foreign nationals to sponsor employee visas
- Diverse economic offerings