Yes, it is possible to change the business activity after registration; however, this process requires submitting an application to the relevant licensing authority. Depending on the new activity, you may need to provide additional documentation or satisfy new requirements before the change is approved.

Starting a business in an offshore jurisdiction provides advantages such as privacy, minimal taxation, and the ability to hold assets without having a physical presence in the UAE. This makes it attractive for investors looking to protect their assets and optimize their tax liabilities.

The timeline for company registration can vary, but typically it takes between 1 to 3 weeks, provided all required documents are submitted accurately and timely. The duration may be affected by the type of business activity, jurisdiction chosen, and any additional approvals needed for specific licenses.

As a business owner, obtaining a residence visa involves securing your trade license first. After that, you can apply for an investor visa, which typically includes medical tests, background checks, and submitting required documents like passport copies and trade license.

Yes, if you set up your company in a Free Zone, you can enjoy 100% ownership without needing a local partner. However, if you choose to set up in the UAE Mainland, a local partner or sponsor is required to hold at least 51% of the shares in the company.