Abrir una empresa en Emiratos Árabes
“We recognise the importance of the foreign companies to have 100 percent ownership, but within specific rules and conditions,” he said.
Companies that are eligible would “have to be within the industries that have certain priorities within the economy, like petrochemicals, communications, logistics, aerospace, financial, and others,” he added.
Under UAE law, only nationals are allowed full ownership of companies operating outside of free zones. The law currently requires foreign citizens to have a UAE national as a partner or sponsor to conduct business.
The Gulf state has been trying to diversify and modernise its economy, developing areas including tourism and finance, in a bid to reduce its dependence on oil exports.
The UAE’s state news agency in December said the cabinet had approved a draft companies law that may allow foreign ownership above 49 percent.
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Local sponsor – 51%
Foreign Shareholder (s) – 49%
Only Limited Liability Company allows the company to trade directly in the local market. Majority of the Companies established in UAE are LLC’s.
Maximum number of shareholders allowed 50
Minimum number of shareholders allowed 2
Paid up capital of the Company should be AED 150,000
Minimum share value AED 1,000
Minimum shares held by UAE national 51%
Can profit ratio be deferred from share ratio Yes
Activities allowed Trading, Construction, Logistics, Manufacturing, Consulting, etc..
Activities restricted Insurance Banking Investment of funds etc…
Approximate time for incorporation 1-2 weeks
An expatriate can be the managing director Yes
Physical office Required