Published: November 28th, 2017, 01:40 pm | Updated: December 19th, 2024, 02:34 pm
|||December 2 marks National Day in the United Arab Emirates—a day to celebrate the unification of the seven emirates that comprise the country. And this year there’s plenty to celebrate. Thanks to the strong and visionary leadership of Sheikh Zayed Bin-Sultan Al Nahyan, the UAE is thriving in many aspects and is the centre of business and commerce in the Middle East.
Culturally, several major attractions have recently opened in the UAE giving visitors and residents alike plenty to see and do. The Louvre Abu Dhabi recently opened as part of the cultural development Saadiyat Island which, when completed, will hold the single largest cluster of cultural assets in the world including a Guggenheim Museum and the Zayed National Museum.
In Dubai cultural icons and landmarks like the Burj Khalifa with its famous dancing fountain (the Dubai Fountain), Burj Al Arab, one of the most luxurious hotels in the world, and the stunning beaches of Palm Jumeriah draw millions of visitors every year. And that’s just the beginning of the many cultural treasures, historic sights, and attractions to be found in the United Arab Emirates. With numerous direct daily flights to and from major city centres around the world, travelling to and from the UAE is quick and easy.
But there is more to the UAE than just tourism and leisure. It’s also an attractive place to do business thanks to a booming economy and welcoming business climate. Setting up a business is easy and as a result the UAE has become an important player on the world economic stage. The UAE offers two investment options designed to attract foreign investors. In exchange, qualified investors are entitled to residency upon establishing a company through one of two options:
Option 1: Establish a company within one of the UAE’s numerous free-trade zones. Benefits include:
– 100% foreign ownership
– No corporate taxation
– Freedom to repatriate capital and income
– No personal income tax
– Full exemption from import duties
– No currency restrictions
– Access to a qualified work force
Option 2: Establish a Department of Economic Development (DED) company in the United Arab Emirates.
At Migrate World, we offer services to help interested investors navigate the necessary paperwork and processes to help establish companies quickly, easily, and most importantly, properly.
Be part of a thriving country in one of the most economically important regions in the entire world. Be part of the United Arab Emirates.
If you’re interested in learning more, get in touch with us for a free consultation.
