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UAE Offshore Business Setup - Naraa

Offshore Company Setup in UAE – Tax-Free & Ready in 48 Hours

Launch your offshore company in JAFZA or RAK ICC with 0% tax, 100% foreign ownership, and complete asset protection. Naraa handles the entire process.

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Benefits of UAE Offshore Setup

Global business and residency solutions – tax planning, company formation, and compliant cross-border expansion.

Zero Corporate Tax

Offshore companies benefit from 0% corporate tax on international income, including dividends, interest, and capital gains.

100% Foreign Ownership

Retain complete ownership without a UAE national partner. Repatriate 100% of profits and capital with no restrictions.

No Personal Income Tax

Dividends and distributions to shareholders are entirely tax-free, maximizing personal wealth accumulation.

Jurisdiction Comparison

Feature JAFZA Offshore (Dubai) RAK ICC (Ras Al Khaimah) Ajman Offshore
Setup CostAED 15,000 - 20,000AED 12,000 - 18,000AED 10,100 - 12,000
Processing Timeline5-7 working days2-3 working days1-3 working days
Min. Share CapitalNone requiredNone requiredNone required
Minimum Directors2 mandatory1 sufficient1 sufficient
Audit RequirementsAnnual audit mandatoryOptionalOptional

Documents Required

  • Passport & ID of shareholders
  • Proof of residence (Utility Bill)
  • Bank reference letter
  • Shareholder Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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Frequently asked questions

Can an offshore company get UAE residence visas?

No. Offshore structures such as RAK ICC and JAFZA Offshore cannot sponsor residence visas and cannot hold a physical office in the UAE. They are holding and international-trading vehicles.

Does an offshore company need to register for Corporate Tax?

It depends on residence and where the company is managed and controlled. A UAE-incorporated offshore entity is generally a taxable person and should be assessed before assuming it falls outside the regime.

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