Leading Business Setup for Expats & Foreigners Lawyers in the UAE
With Decades of Experience Serving Clients Since 1993
With Decades of Experience Serving Clients Since 1993
Al Kabban & Associates offers tailored legal support for business setup in the UAE for expats and foreigners, ensuring a smooth and compliant entry into the UAE market. As a trusted UAE business setup law firm, we guide international clients through regulatory frameworks, ownership structures, and licensing requirements.
With decades of proven expertise, we provide end-to-end company formation services designed to simplify the setup process while protecting your interests. Our team ensures clarity, compliance, and efficiency, enabling you to establish and grow your business in the UAE with confidence.

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As a trusted UAE law firm, we provide end-to-end legal support for expats and foreign investors establishing businesses, ensuring compliance and a smooth market entry.
Setting up a business as an expat or foreign investor requires navigating ownership rules, licensing, and compliance requirements. An expert ensures a smooth, compliant, and efficient entry into the UAE market.
Establishing a business as an international investor requires a clear understanding of UAE business setup for expats and foreigners, ownership structures, and compliance frameworks. Al Kabban & Associates provides structured legal guidance on company formation, ensuring a smooth and compliant entry into the UAE market. Our approach combines legal precision with practical support for global clients.
Trusted for advising foreign investors on entering and operating within the UAE market.
Our lawyers provide clear direction on ownership structures, licensing, and regulatory requirements.
We guide clients through every stage of setup, ensuring clarity and confidence throughout the process.
Our firm ensures full alignment with UAE laws, reducing risk and ensuring smooth operations.
From initial setup to ongoing advisory, we provide complete legal support for international businesses.
Clients across regions rely on our consistent expertise and long-standing reputation in UAE legal services.
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At Al Kabban & Associates, we provide comprehensive legal support for business setup for expats and foreigners, ensuring a smooth and compliant entry into the UAE market. Our team guides international clients through ownership structures, licensing requirements, and regulatory frameworks with clarity and precision. With decades of experience, we help businesses establish strong legal foundations for long-term success.

All of Al Kabban & Associates’ lawyers, advocates, attorneys, consultants, and assistants are graduates of respected, accredited institutions and bring extensive training and expertise in their fields of practice. Collectively, the team draws upon over 200 years of legal experience to provide trusted representation and clear legal advice for every client. Supported by highly skilled staff, our legal consultants deliver tailored solutions with professionalism and integrity, ensuring each case or business matter is handled with the highest level of care and success.
Office Number
+971 4 453 9090
Fax Number
+971 4 453 9191
Mobile Number
+971 50 538 5138
Assistance Hours
Mon – Fri 9:00am – 6:00pm
Address
Office no. 2906
Prism Tower, Business Bay
Dubai, UAE
P.O. Box
P.O. Box: 4790
Dubai, UAE
Email
info@alkabban.com
At Al Kabban & Associates, we understand that setting up a business as an expat or foreign investor involves navigating legal and regulatory frameworks. Our team provides clear and structured guidance. Below are answers to common questions.
Yes, expats can establish businesses in the UAE, with various ownership structures available depending on the jurisdiction.
Many sectors now allow full foreign ownership, although some activities may still require local participation.
The process typically includes selecting a structure, obtaining approvals, registering the company, and securing a license.
Timelines vary depending on the jurisdiction and complexity, but efficient planning can reduce delays.
Yes, investors typically require a residency visa linked to their business activities.
Yes, many UAE jurisdictions allow full foreign ownership depending on the activity.
Yes, a registered address is typically required as part of the licensing process.
In many cases, initial steps can be completed remotely, but some processes may require physical presence.
Most sectors are open, although certain regulated activities may have additional requirements.
Yes, businesses can expand activities, hire staff, and scale operations subject to regulatory approvals.
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