Strategically located in UAE's central region with access to two coastlines (Indian Ocean & Arabian Gulf), facilitating international trade.
Diversified economy with strong growth in finance, tourism, education, healthcare, logistics, while maintaining traditional manufacturing strengths.
Zero corporate and personal income tax regime.
World-class infrastructure including Khalid Port and Khorfakkan Port.
Government incentives including tax exemptions and 100% foreign ownership.
Cultural and educational hub attracting global talent.
Yes, foreigners can register a company in Saudi Arabia, but they must comply with local laws and regulations. Typically, they need to partner with a UAE national or a local company as a guarantor or shareholder
Open a bank account
Handle employee signature certification
Register for VAT
Comply with local laws and regulations
General requirements:
Passport copy
Signature copy
Proof of residence
Business plan
Company bylaws
Common types include:
Limited Liability Company (LLC): Suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, with limited liability for shareholders.
Free Zone Company (FZC): Located within free zones, enjoying tax exemptions and other benefits.
Branch Company: A branch established by a foreign company in Saudi Arabia.
Representative Office: Used for market research and promotion, not directly engaged in commercial activities.