Set up your UAE business for Dh6,000 per year and get two visas

Ajman Free Zone’s Freelancer licence allows entrepreneurs to set up a company in the UAE

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Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor (Living in UAE Editor)
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Starting your own business does not have to be an expensive exercise.
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A freelancer licence allows you to set up a company within the free zone.
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Ajman Free Zone has seen a rise in demand for the freelance permit.
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Along with the licence, entrepreneurs also get a supportive ecosystem to network and connect with other businesses.
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You also get the chance to apply for two visas.
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The visa can cover your workforce or your family members.
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Process for setting up the business.
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Step 1: Submit the documents
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Step 2: Make the payment
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The validity for the freelance licence and the visas differs.
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Other benefits of the freelance permit by AFZ.
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Free zone business - how is it different from a mainland company?
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In the UAE, you have the option to set up a company in the mainland or a free zone. Regulations surrounding the company can differ based on jurisdiction.
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Free zones allow 100 per cent ownership of the company.
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You also have the option of long-term leasing plans.
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