Helping foreign entrepreneurs build in the UAE since 2013.

Andrey moved to the UAE in 2012. At the time, real information about free zones barely existed online: no comparisons, no price lists, nothing a search could return. Prices and terms were disclosed in person, at the free zone counter, over coffee — not by phone, and never on a website.

The gap between the counter and the client had a price. An intermediary once offered Andrey an Ajman Free Zone company for AED 180,000. The actual license cost AED 21,000, payable in three cheques across the year. The difference was the markup on closed information — and in that market, it was a normal price.

Emirabiz launched in 2013 as a single flexi-desk in that same Ajman Free Zone, built on the opposite thesis: show the real numbers, explain the real process, and let the client see exactly what they are paying for. Thirteen years later the firm is a 30-person office in Dubai Expo City with a direct RAK ICC agent status, an in-house accounting and corporate tax desk, and a real estate arm. The market caught up on price transparency. What still cannot be found online is what happens after the license — banking compliance, renewals, FTA filings — and that is where the work now lives.