Summary A Dubai poultry farm operates under activity code 0146.00, Raising of Poultry, requiring both a trade license and two specific post-license approvals from the Agriculture and Irrigation Department and Dubai Municipality’s Public Health Department. A detail many guides miss: this license covers breeding and rearing only, not slaughterhouse operations…
Summary Ajman Free Zone Authority (AFZA), established in 1988, remains one of the UAE’s most affordable routes to 100% foreign-owned company formation. This guide covers the four license types AFZA actually issues, realistic current cost ranges, the FZE, FZC, branch, and offshore structures, the step-by-step setup process, and the mistakes…
Summary The UAE regulates crypto through a federal baseline, Federal Decree-Law No. 2 of 2023, layered under jurisdiction-specific regulators: VARA for Dubai, DFSA for DIFC, FSRA for ADGM, and the SCA for mainland activity elsewhere. Which authority governs you depends on where you incorporate and what you actually do, not…
Summary A strong business plan for a Dubai startup covers market research, business structure, financial projections, and legal compliance, tailored to local regulations rather than a generic template. Authorities often require one for licensing, and a clear plan genuinely shapes everything from your free zone versus mainland decision to how…
Summary A production house license in Dubai lets a company create and distribute films, commercials, corporate videos, and digital content, either through a mainland Department of Economy and Tourism license or a media free zone like Dubai Studio City. This guide covers realistic costs, the mainland versus free zone decision,…
Summary Individual crypto trading is fully legal in the UAE, requires no personal license, and remains untaxed for personal gains. What changes the picture is scale and structure: commercial trading, exchange operation, or custody services require licensing through VARA, the SCA, or ADGM’s FSRA depending on where you operate, and…
