RTA Services
Driving licence transfers, vehicle registration, commercial permits and fine settlement.
Read moreSetting up a company in the U.A.E. is less about paperwork volume and more about sequence. Pick the wrong jurisdiction or the wrong activity code at the start and you pay for it later in visa quotas, office requirements and bank rejections. We start by mapping what you actually intend to do commercially, then match it to the licence that supports it.
From there we run the whole file: trade name reservation, initial approval, memorandum of association, lease or Ejari where required, licence issuance and the establishment card that unlocks your visa quota. You approve at each gate; we handle the counters.
Four stages, and you are told when each one clears. No chasing us for an update.
Not sure whether you have everything? Send what you do have and we will tell you what is missing.
We map your activity, ownership and visa needs, then recommend the jurisdiction and licence type that fits.
Trade name reserved, activity codes fixed, and initial approval secured from the licensing authority.
Memorandum drafted and notarised, lease or flexi-desk arranged, and any external approvals collected.
Trade licence, establishment card and labour card issued — you are ready to apply for visas and open a bank account.
For most commercial and professional activities, yes — full foreign ownership is permitted on the mainland. A short list of strategic activities still requires an Emirati partner or agent. We check your specific activity code before you commit to a structure.
Free zone packages usually look cheaper on day one, but if you plan to invoice U.A.E. customers directly or open a shop, a mainland licence often costs less over three years once you add distributor fees and NOCs. We put both options side by side with real numbers for your activity.
A straightforward free zone licence can be issued in a few working days. Mainland companies typically take longer because of notarisation and external approvals. Activities that need approval from a regulator — health, education, transport — take the longest, and we tell you that upfront.
Driving licence transfers, vehicle registration, commercial permits and fine settlement.
Read moreLicence renewals, visa runs, labour files and counter work handled on a monthly retainer or per task.
Read moreWork permits, labour contracts, quotas and MOHRE applications prepared through approved service centres.
Read moreTell us where you are in the process and what your deadline looks like. You get the required documents, the government fee and a realistic timeline before you commit.