Practical, sourced guidance on setting up and running a company in Dubai: company formation, residence and Golden Visas, corporate banking, VAT and corporate tax, trademarks and compliance. Every article answers a real question and cites the government source, so you can act on it, and reach us for a fixed quote when you are ready.
What do these Dubai business guides cover?
These guides cover the decisions that actually move a Dubai setup: mainland against free zone, the licence issued by the Department of Economy and Tourism or a free zone such as DMCC or IFZA, residence and Golden Visas through the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs and the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, corporate bank account opening, and corporate tax and VAT with the Federal Tax Authority. Each article states the real figures and the responsible authority.
How often are the guides updated?
Each article is dated and carries a last updated date, and the figures are checked against the primary government source shown at the foot of the piece. When a rule changes, such as a corporate tax threshold or a visa requirement, the affected guides are revised and re-dated. The articles below are ordered with the most recent first, so the latest guidance is always at the top of the list.
Sources
- UAE Government, doing business in the UAE u.ae
- Federal Tax Authority tax.gov.ae
- 14 October 2026
- Company Support
- 4 min read
Who we hired to build our website, and why we rate them Number 1 in Dubai
Choosing who builds your website is one of the most important decisions a Dubai business makes. Here is how we chose, and why we rate Gold Souq Number 1.
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- 8 October 2026
- Visa Services
- 4 min read
Getting a residence visa for a newborn in Dubai
A newborn in Dubai needs a residence visa within 120 days of birth to avoid fines, sponsored by a resident parent.
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- 7 October 2026
- Visa Services
- 4 min read
How to sponsor your parents for a UAE residence visa
Sponsoring parents in the UAE needs a higher income, medical insurance and a deposit, with conditions set by the immigration authorities.
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