Summary A sweet shop license in Dubai requires a trade license from DET, a Dubai Municipality food establishment permit, and HACCP-compliant food safety documentation, with total realistic setup costing AED 130,000 to 400,000 including equipment and inventory. Foreign investors can generally own 100% of a mainland sweet shop, not exclusively…
Summary Opening a company in Oman generally means registering an LLC through the Invest Easy portal, with no fixed statutory minimum capital for most activities since the Foreign Capital Investment Law took effect, though a declared capital around OMR 20,000 is common practice. This guide covers the real registration costs,…
Summary A Sharjah mainland license is issued by the Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD), letting your company trade anywhere in the UAE without free zone restrictions. Setup typically costs AED 8,000 to 15,000 in government fees, completing within 5 to 7 working days once documents are ready. Like all UAE…
Summary A juice bar license in Saudi Arabia requires Commercial Registration, MOMRA municipal approval, and SFDA food safety clearance, with total realistic setup costing SAR 27,000 to 59,000 including equipment. Foreign investors register through MISA, and the full licensing process typically takes 2 to 4 weeks once documents and location…
Summary Contrary to a common assumption, oil is not Dubai’s most significant source of income. Wholesale and retail trade is consistently the emirate’s largest contributor to GDP, at roughly 22 to 25 percent, with financial services, real estate, and tourism-linked sectors close behind. Oil and gas now account for well…
Summary Starting a mobile shop business in Saudi Arabia means registering a retail commercial license, which carries a rule most guides skip: full foreign ownership of a retail trading company requires SAR 30 million in capital. This guide covers that rule, the realistic ownership routes for a smaller shop, licensing…
