Frequently asked questions

A company registered in one of the UAE's 40+ free zones. Foreigners can own 100% of it, bring profits home, and get UAE residence visas. Free zone companies are licensed for specific activities and mainly trade inside the free zone or internationally.

Ajman Media City, Ajman Free Zone, UAQ FTZ, SHAMS, SPC and RAKEZ are usually the lowest-cost options, with licences from around AED 5,000–6,000 (no visa). Dubai options like IFZA and Meydan start from around AED 12,500. Prices change often — compare live packages on our site.

The licence is often issued in 2–7 working days once your documents are complete. Residence visas usually take another 1–3 weeks.

Yes. A UAE residence visa lets you live anywhere in the UAE, regardless of which emirate issued it.

Free zones are cheaper and faster for international, online and service businesses. Mainland companies can trade directly with the UAE public and bid for government contracts. We help you choose based on who your customers are.

Usually a passport copy and a passport-size photo for each shareholder and manager. Some zones also ask for a visa/entry stamp, proof of address or a short business plan.

Yes. Choose a package, pay securely by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and upload your passport copy straight away. Our advisor then handles everything with the free zone.

No. Freezone King is a private business-setup consultancy operated by Sky Palace Tourism. Government and free zone fees are paid to the relevant authority through us as part of your package.

No. Most free zones let you set up remotely. You only need to visit for the visa medical test and Emirates ID biometrics.

Some banks and digital banks allow remote onboarding, but most UAE banks ask to meet at least once. We prepare your file and arrange the meeting.

Many free zones have no fixed minimum, or ask you to declare capital without depositing it. Some premium zones like DMCC set a higher declared capital.

Late renewals usually attract penalties, and visas linked to the company can be affected. We remind you well before the due date.

Yes, but it usually means setting up a new company and transferring operations. Choosing the right zone at the start saves money.

See our Refund & Cancellation Policy. In short: before we submit to the free zone you can cancel for a refund minus non-recoverable costs; government fees paid on your behalf are non-refundable.

Usually 7–15 working days after the establishment card is issued, depending on the zone and medical test timing.

Yes, once you hold a residence visa and meet the minimum salary/income requirement.

Possibly, through the entrepreneur or investor categories, if you meet the current criteria. We check this for you.

No one can guarantee approval — banks decide. We maximise your chances with the right bank and a complete file.

They must register. Qualifying free zone persons can get 0% on qualifying income; other income is taxed at the standard rate.