Business & Legal

DIFC company registration.

The Dubai International Financial Centre has its own registry and rules. We help you prepare and file the documents its Registrar of Companies requires.

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At a glance

Companies in the DIFC are registered through the DIFC Registrar of Companies, under DIFC rules.

DIFC Registrar

Registering authority

Varies*

Timeline

Free

First consultation

Ask about this service

*Timing depends on the authority and on how quickly all parties can sign. We confirm an estimate after the consultation.

Overview

What we help with

Document preparation

Preparing the documents the registry asks for.

Attestation

Attesting shareholder documents issued abroad.

Translation

Legal translation where required.

After registration

Visas and other follow-up steps.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Requirements are set by the relevant authorities and can change; your advisor confirms what applies to you.

Documents

What you’ll need.

The registry’s requirements depend on the entity type and activity. This is a general starting list.

  • Passport copies of shareholders, directors and other officers
  • Proposed company name and activities
  • Corporate documents for corporate shareholders, attested where required
  • Business plan, where requested
How It Works

How it works.

Step - 01

Consultation

We map out what the authority needs from you.

30 min · Free
Step - 02

Preparation

Drafts and supporting documents prepared for your review.

Depends on the case
Step - 03

Signing & filing

Notarisation or filing with the relevant authority.

Timing set by authorities
Step - 04

Completion

Final documents delivered, with next steps explained.

Updates at every stage

All timings are estimates and depend on the authorities involved. Ask an advisor about yours.

FAQ

Common questions.

Yes. Financial services in the DIFC are regulated separately and need regulatory approval in addition to registration. We can help with the documents; regulatory advice should come from a licensed adviser.

It depends on the entity type and how complete the documents are. We give you an estimate after reviewing your case.

Your new chapter starts with a free call.

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