Services

Services Offered

Market Entry Strategy

Conduct in-depth analysis of the target market's economic, social, and cultural environment.
Helping to define the target customers and segment the market accordingly.
Identifying key competitors, local regulations, and market trends.
Supporting to prepare a localized sales and marketing plan.

Administrative and logistical support

Multi lingual: German, English, Arabic, Tagalog, Hindi
Recruitment and staffing solutions with ongoing employment management
Marketing and PR support

Access to a broad local network

Business Councils (German Emirati Joint Council for Industry and Commerce (AHK), Swiss Business Council , Austrian Business Council).
HR Specialists – connecting companies with global talents.
Legal advisors with German, Austrian, Swiss and Emirati legal knowledge and professional experience.

Regulatory Compliance and Assistance

Assistance with necessary licensing and permits.
Understand local laws, industry regulations, and compliance requirements.
Ongoing compliance support.

With a partnership with IMPACT, you can start your business activities in Dubai in just 3 simple steps.

Initial consultation and business analysis

IMPACT analyses your business requirements and advises you on the best approach to entering the UAE market, saving you time and effort.

Signing an agreement
with IMPACT

IMPACT handles all formalities, documentation and registrations for you or your employee, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.

Start your
business activities

Once everything is complete, you can focus on growing your business activities while IMPACT takes care of compliance and ongoing administrative matters.

Traditional Company Setup Involves 18 Lengthy Steps

Setting up your company on your own requires your physical presence and makes the process challenging and time-consuming.

1. Research and Select the Appropriate Business Structure
You need to investigate and decide on the legal structure that suits your business.
2. Find a Local Sponsor (If Required)
Local sponsorship may be necessary depending on your business structure, which can be time-consuming and complex.
3. Choose a Free Zone or Mainland Location
Research different zones to select the best location for your business.
4. Rent Office Space
You must locate and lease an office space that meets regulatory requirements.
5. Apply for Trade Name Approval
Submission of your trade name for approval to ensure it complies with UAE regulations.
6. Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA)
Drafting the MOA, detailing the structure of your company, including shares and ownership.
7. Submit All Required Documents
Collect and submit the necessary legal documents, such as passport copies, visa copies, and sponsor documents.
8. Obtain Initial Government Approval
Apply for approval from the relevant government authorities.
9. Apply for a Trade License
Submit applications for your trade license and ensure all requirements are fulfilled.
10. Get Necessary Permits and Approvals
Depending on your business activity, additional permits may be needed from government bodies.
11. Open a Corporate Bank Account
Approach various banks to set up a business account, which often involves a long process of verification.
12. Hire Employees (If Required)
You’ll need to recruit, interview, select and hire employees.
13. Secure Visas for Partners and Employees
Apply for investor, partner, or employee visas, and ensure compliance with local laws.
14. Register for VAT and Corporate Tax
You must register your company with the Federal Tax Authority for VAT purposes and Corporate Tax.
15. Obtain Insurance
Arrange necessary insurance for the business, employees, and operations.
16. Compliance and Reporting
Set up systems for ongoing compliance with local regulations, such as VAT reporting and labor law compliance.
17. Subscribe for ETISALAT / DU (telefone and internet services)
18. Open a DEWA account (electricity and water services)

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