Freelancers, Your Time Is Now: UAE’s Best Package from 4,020 AED
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Offer Details
- Best freelance package in the UAE
- Three flexible options:
- License only: 4,020 AED
- License + 1-year visa: 9,136 AED
- License + 2-year visa: 14,136 AED - Mandatory basic health insurance: 600 AED extra
- Registration Procedure
- Choose your preferred package
- Submit an application and required documents
Registration Procedure
- Choose your preferred package
- Submit an application and required documents
- Complete payment
- License registration completed within one week
- Visa processing begins after license registration
About DMCC Free Zone
DMCC (Dubai Multi Commodities Centre) is a world-renowned free zone located in the heart of Dubai. Established in 2002, DMCC has grown to become a leading hub for global trade, attracting businesses from various sectors including commodities, financial services, and technology. The free zone offers state-of-the-art infrastructure, a robust regulatory framework, and a range of business support services. DMCC is known for its innovative approach to business facilitation, making it an attractive destination for entrepreneurs and established companies looking to expand their operations in the Middle East and beyond.
Expert Opinion
DMCC's Freelance Package stands out in the UAE market for its flexibility and comprehensive packages. The option to synchronize license and visa validity periods for up to two years is a game-changer, reducing administrative burden and costs associated with frequent renewals. The package's allowance for trading activities sets it apart from other freelance licenses, opening up more diverse business opportunities.
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FAQ
Typically, you would need to complete your current package before switching. It's best to decide on the duration at the initial application.
Yes, having a valid health insurance is mandatory for DMCC visa holders. You can opt for the basic health insurance of 600 AED or you can provide your own health insurance. The health insurance is required to be submitted before the final visa approval.
No, freelance licenses are designed for individual professionals. If you need to hire employees, you'll need to consider other business setup options.