Register and set up your company with full compliance — without endless paperwork and hidden fees.

Incorporation in the UAE means officially registering your business entity with the relevant authority — whether on the mainland, in a free zone. It is the first and most important step to legally operate, open a bank account, hire employees, and build trust with partners.

But rules differ across jurisdictions, and the requirements can be confusing. From trade licenses to shareholder documents, entrepreneurs often face delays, rejections, or unnecessary expenses.

Why choose Sol.Online?

Instant report generation Bank Account Opening

we guide you through the toughest step in the UAE, preparing documents and liaising with banks to save you weeks of delays.

Impeccable report accuracy Visa & Legal Support

from founder and employee visas to essential contracts, we provide everything needed to legally start and run your company.

Economic efficiency Company registration

mainland or free zone — we handle the full process and make sure your license matches your business activity.

How it works

  1. Consultation — We discuss your goals and recommend the best jurisdiction (free zone, mainland, offshore).

  2. Documentation — You provide basic papers, we prepare everything else.

  3. Registration — We submit and track the application until approval.

  4. Setup — You receive the license, bank account, visas, and are ready to operate.

 

Average time: from 5 business days, depending on jurisdiction.

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From 5 to 10 business days on average, depending on the chosen jurisdiction and activity.

  • Mainland: allows trade across the UAE without restrictions.

  • Free zone: cost-effective, popular for startups, often with tax benefits.

  • Offshore: for holding, asset protection, and international operations — no local trading.

Not always. Many free zones allow remote setup, but some banks may require in-person verification.

Typically: passport copy, photo, proof of residence, and company details (shareholders, activity, name). Requirements vary by jurisdiction.

Yes. We work with major local and international banks and guide you through compliance checks to speed up approval.

We handle residence visas for founders, partners, and staff as part of the incorporation package.

Our pricing is transparent and fixed. You’ll know the full cost before we start.