Bizpro Hub

Bizpro Hub: UAE company formation and licensing from Dubai

Bizpro Hub is a Dubai-based management consultancy focused on helping entrepreneurs set up and operate businesses in the United Arab Emirates. Its service range covers the full arc of a new venture: choosing a jurisdiction, obtaining a trade or crypto licence, opening corporate bank accounts, securing residency visas and handling later compliance work. The company presents itself as an official channel partner for several free zones and reports having formed more than 1,200 companies, with an average licence issuance time of three to five days and a stated bank approval rate of 99.4%.

Free zone partnerships and entry-level packages

The firm works with free zones including DMCC, Meydan, RAKEZ, Ajman, SHAMS, IFZA, Dubai South and UAQ. It advertises official registrar pricing without broker markups and itemised government invoices. The published entry points at the time of writing were:

• Nuventure and Ajman Free Zones: zero-visa licence from AED 4,888; one-visa licence at AED 10,800, with a stated turnaround of 24 to 48 hours.
• Ajman Freezone (AFZ): zero-visa at AED 5,565 and one-visa at AED 13,141.
• Sharjah free zones (SHAMS and SPC): zero-visa from AED 5,750.
• RAKEZ and UAQ: zero-visa from AED 5,500.
• Meydan Free Zone in Dubai: zero-visa from AED 12,520.
• IFZA and Dubai South: zero-visa from AED 12,500.

These packages are described as suitable for startups, e-commerce operators and freelancers, with remote digital incorporation and banking assistance included.

Legal structures offered

Bizpro Hub frames jurisdiction selection around commercial activity, target market and visa needs, and sets out four main vehicles:

• Free zone company: pitched at tech startups, consultants, digital agencies and cross-border e-commerce, with full foreign ownership, 0% customs duty, capital repatriation and flexi-desk or physical office options.
• Crypto and digital asset licence: aimed at exchanges, funds, token projects and AI or NFT ventures, aligned with VARA Dubai and RAK Innovation City requirements and including crypto-friendly bank account liaison.
• Mainland LLC: for retail, trading, contracting, real estate and government tenders, allowing trade across the UAE with no minimum share capital and no visa quota restriction.
• Offshore entity: for holding companies, wealth structures and intellectual property custody, without a UAE office.

Crypto and digital asset licensing

A dedicated line covers crypto business licensing, with compliance work for VARA Dubai, DMCC and RAK Innovation City across crypto trading, blockchain, digital assets, NFTs, the metaverse, AI and peer-to-peer trading models. The package is listed from AED 19,900 and includes authority approvals and corporate bank liaison.

Banking, visas and compliance

On the financial side, the consultancy arranges corporate and private bank account introductions with institutions it names as Emirates NBD, Mashreq, Wio Bank and FAB, including multi-currency IBANs in AED, USD, EUR and GBP. On immigration, it handles two-year investor residency and ten-year Golden Visas, plus family dependent sponsorship, medical appointments, biometrics and Emirates ID delivery. The compliance offer includes corporate tax registration, VAT filings, advice on 0% qualifying free zone treatment and bookkeeping, alongside document attestation through MOFA and embassies, trade licence renewals and labour quotas.

How the setup process is sequenced

The company describes a five-stage method. It begins with an activity assessment and a structure proposal with an exact fee quote, followed by trade name reservation and initial approval. Licence and Memorandum of Association issuance, lease registration through Ejari or a flexi-desk, and publication of the trade or crypto licence come next. Visa and Emirates ID processing follows, and the final stage covers bank dossier submission, IBAN onboarding, relationship manager interviews and account activation.

Client base and positioning

Bizpro Hub states that it has served entrepreneurs from more than 45 countries, listing the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, Canada, France, Switzerland, Singapore, Australia, Italy, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands, Spain, China and Russia among them. It also markets specialised licensing for e-commerce sellers on Amazon and Noon, digital agencies, SaaS providers and marketplace vendors.