The DWTC or Dubai World Trade Centre Free Zone provides valuable options for corporations seeking a convenient and affordable choice for setting up a business in Dubai. DWTC Free Zone offers a variety of distinctive business prospects, including branch licensing for foreign enterprises and for UAE Limited Liability Companies as well as free-zone licensing.
The following are the available DWTC licence:
All business actions within an unrestricted range of activities are covered by this DWTC trade licence. Under the general trade licence, companies may export, import, and distribute products in all such categories.
One may carry out the tasks indicated in this licence within the Free Zone and anywhere in the UAE as long as you have this licence (subject to permits that are required in other jurisdictions). Regular services include training, onsite repairs, general or advisory advising, and services for implementing software and HR.
The licence permits carrying out the commercial activities listed in the licence, including the export, import, distribution, sale, and storage of all commodities covered by the licence.
Under the terms of this licence, businesses may plan conferences, incentives, meetings, exhibitions, and events for business or leisure.
For both private investors and business shareholders, the Dubai World Trade Centre authorities have approved suitable structure types. Any of the following forms can be registered as a DWTC entity:
This kind of entity must have at least two shareholders (can be an individual or a corporate shareholder).
This corporation has a single shareholder who owns all of the company’s shares, whether they be held by an individual or a corporation.
Without making a financial investment, one may register a branch in the DWTC free zone. Similar to the main firm, the branch must register for the same activities.
The following documents are required for the DWTC Free Zone business setup:
There are primarily 3 packages:
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After one year from the date of registration, the corporation’s registration ought to be renewed. The cost of renewal is relatively lower than the setup charge and is 27,300 AED for the least expensive plan.
When you renew your company, the free zone will need a tax registration certificate if the firm has registered for VAT.
Corporate changes may be made at any moment following the issuance of the licence:
The cost of each adjustment would vary. The authority will then be required to issue a new licence with the updated details. The price for a new licence release is 1500 AED.
The following clearance letters must be obtained if you choose to close your DWTC business:
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