In accordance with the regulatory requirements, every company established in the UAE must renew their Trade License in order to legally continue engaging business activity and operation. The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) and freezone authority is the authority that issues, regulates and renews mainland and freezone trade licenses respectively. With the help of IBG, you can be ensured that the renewal process is completely done in the right order. IBG offers the best advice and services you need for liquidating your company in Mainland, Freezone and offshore across all the emirates.
During cancellation, the company will be liquidated, and all of its assets and properties will be properly divided among shareholders of the company. In all scenarios of liquidation, IBG offers the best advice and services you need for liquidating your company in Mainland, Free zone, and Offshore across all the Emirates.
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1. HR Signatory Appointment Letter
2. Passport Visa Page and Emirates ID (front and back) – for each (Consultant/POA/Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary)
3. Proof of residential address in the country of residence for each (Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary)
4. Consultants Appointment Letter if a consultant is acting on behalf of the company
5. Power of Attorney (POA) – Optional
1. HR Signatory Appointment Letter
2. Passport Visa Page and Emirates ID (front and back) – for each (Consultant/POA/Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary)
3. Proof of residential address in the country of residence for each (Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary)
4. Consultants Appointment Letter if a consultant is acting on behalf of the company
5. Power of Attorney (POA) – Optional
6. Parent Company Documents
If documents are in any language other than English and Arabic, then it must be legally translated into English.
1. Company profile
2. Passport (and Visa with Emirates ID if holding a UAE residency visa for each Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary/HR Signatory)
3. Proof of residential address in the country of residence for each (Shareholder/Director/Manager/Secretary/HR Signatory)
4. Current Company Documents
5. Consultants Appointment Letter if a consultant is acting on behalf of the company
6. Power of Attorney (POA) – Optional
1. Trade License copy
2. Establishment Card copy
1. Scanned passport copy, should be current and valid for at least 6 months – coloured, uncut with full border
2. Passport size photo with white background
3. Tourist or visit visa/Residence Cancellation report copy (if applicable)
4. Emirates ID copy (if applicable)
5. Duly filled visa application form
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AED 35,484
Ideal for Individual Entrepreneurs.
Starts from
AED 43,620
Ideal for Start-ups and SME’s.
Starts from
AED 75,880
Created for medium and large companies.
Starts from
AED 20,285
Starts from
AED 20,285
Starts from
AED 20,285
Starts from
AED 8,265
*Depends on the unit sizes.
AED 2,237
AED 2,462
AED 3,360
AED 2,672
AED 2,898
AED 3,800
Normal – AED 450
VIP – AED 750
AED 450
1. Insurance Declaration
2. NOC for companies with regulated activities
3. Operation Fitness Certificate if with physical space, retail or industrial activities
4. Certificate of good standing if branch company
5. Company lease
6. Tenancy Contract and Title Deed or Certificate of Ownership for Non-DMCC Centres, DMCC Crypto Centre, Common Areas, Plots, Shared Units and Tea Trading Centre
1. Scanned copy of Passport should be current and valid for at least 6 months
2. Passport Size photograph with white background
3. Scanned copy of visa page
4. Medical Test
5. Valid health insurance card
6. Emirates ID Renewal form
7. Company Employment Card
8. Establishment Card
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AED 35,484
Starts from
AED 43,720
Without instalments.
Starts from
AED 76,140
Without instalments.
Starts from
AED 20,285
Starts from
AED 20,285
Starts from
AED 20,285
AED 2,237
AED 2,462
AED 3,360
AED 2,672
AED 2,898
AED 3,800
Normal – AED 450
VIP – AED 750
1. Shareholder’s resolution
2. Justification Letter (reason for termination)
3. Clearance letter from the 3rd party services provider
4. For Trading license holders only, NOC from customs
5. Clearance letter from the landlord if with physical office
6. Clearance letter from 3rd party authorities as required (i.e. KHDA, RERA,DHA, etc.)
7. NOC from Community Property and Assets Management (CPAM) for companies that own a property in Almas, Au, Ag and Jewellery and Gemplex Towers
1. Board Resolution from the parent company
2. Recent original notarized Certificate of Incumbency of the parent company
3. Justification Letter (reason for termination)
4. Clearance letter from the 3rd party services provider
5. For Trading license holders only, NOC from customs
6. Clearance letter from the landlord if with physical office
7. Clearance letter from 3rd party authorities as required (i.e. KHDA, RERA,DHA, etc.)
8. NOC from Community Property and Assets Management (CPAM) for companies that own a property in Almas, Au, Ag and Jewellery and Gemplex Towers
1. Trade License Copy
2. Labor Card
3. Immigration Card
4. E-signature Card
5. Visa Cancellation Form
6. Original Passport
7. Original Emirates ID
AED 2,020
AED 460
AED 600
The Dubai Multi-Commodities Centre, located in Dubai's JLT neighbourhood, is the world's largest free zone trading authority.
It's a worldwide commodities trading hub that's best recognized for issuing licenses.
For the next fifty years, all companies established in the DMCC are subject to a 0% corporate and personal tax rate. There is no restriction for UAE national shareholding and 100% foreign ownership is permitted. The DMCC features a straightforward set-up process, as well as aid with employee sponsorship and many other UAE government-related services, as well as a one-stop shop. Clearance between the windows. It is the world's largest free zone, and it is conveniently located. It is centrally positioned in Dubai, with great road and metro access.
The DMCC setup procedure is thorough and comprehensive.
Step 1: Submit the paperwork for name and activity pre-approval
Step 2: KYC documentation must be submitted for due diligence checks.
Step 3: Sign the Memorandum of Association
Step 4: Lease a physical location
Step 5: Obtaining a permit
Step 6: Opening a bank account in the company's name and.
Step 7: Deposit and capitalize the share shares
Yes, enterprises based in the DMCC are allowed to import items. Only commodities that belong to the licensed activity can be imported by the DMCC company, which must have a trade license.
The company will need to apply for an import/export code with Dubai Customs.
The corporate structures listed below are available:
1. Corporations with a limited liability
2. Corporations with branches, and
3. Local and foreign corporations' subsidiaries
The type of corporate structure chosen would be determined by the business's needs and shareholding. Tax factors would also influence the selection; for example, in some jurisdictions, branch company income is combined with that of the parent, making them less tax-efficient than subsidiaries.
There are mainly three types of visas issued by DMCC. These are
1. Employment Visa
2. Dependents Visa
3. Students Visa
For an extra cost, members can apply for Priority Services for the following applications. Charges can be found in the Schedule of Charges. You may also check with your Business Consultant for more information.
Step 1. Submit the necessary documents and payment to start.
Step 2. The electronic visa will be issued.
Step 3. Change status (in the case of within the UAE application) or you may need to arrive in the UAE.
Step 4. Medical Test
Step 5. Obtain health insurance. It is mandatory for your visa approval.
Step 6. Your visa is for approval.
Step 7. Emirates ID Biometrics and Photo Capturing. You have to come based on the schedule indicated on your Emirates ID application. If you wish to come prior to your schedule, an extra charge will be applicable.
Step 8. Emirates ID will be issued.
No, according to the DMCC's rules, office space must be located within the DMCC Free Zone in Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT). The DMCC provides a variety of office alternatives, from traditional office space to flexible office options including Service Offices and Flexi Desks.
The types of office space provided by DMC are
1. Flexi Desk
2. Serviced Office
3. Service Desk
4. Co-working Space
5. Retail Space (shop) for lease
6. Retail Space (snap) for sale
On the initial application, you can list three desired company names. DMCC will make every effort to get the first name choice and ensure that no other companies have the same or a name that is similar enough to be discernible. Please be aware that there are some words that are not permitted to be used, as stated on the application.
For branch companies incorporated in DMCC, a suffix “DMCC Branch” must be added after the parent company name.
You can have up to 6 activities for as long as they are in the same group. Additional activity can be added with an extra charge.
No, activities that are from different categories will require a separate license.
A minimum of AED 50,000 paid-up capital is required to set up a company in DMCC. The share capital must be deposited in the company’s bank account within 6 months of the license issued date and can be withdrawn after.
Office requirements depend on the size of the company and the type of activity. DMCC provides a wide range of property choices within JLT such as Flexi desks, co-working spaces, core & shell and fitted offices, retail and warehouses.
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