Why Choose Business Hub?
Questions & Answers
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What Services Does Business Hub Center Provide?
Business Hub in Dubai typically offers a range of services, including furnished office spaces, virtual offices, meeting rooms, administrative support, and other business-related amenities. Clarify the specific services available and whether they meet the needs of the client
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What is the Duration of Lease or Service Agreement?
Clients may inquire about the flexibility of leasing terms. Common questions include the minimum lease duration for physical office spaces, the terms of virtual office agreements, and any conditions related to termination or renewal of contracts. Providing clear information on contract terms helps clients make informed decisions.
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What Business Support and Amenities are Included?
Clients often seek information on the additional support and amenities provided by the business center. This could include reception services, mail handling, IT infrastructure, internet connectivity, access to common areas, and other facilities. Clearly outlining the available amenities can help clients understand the value they will receive
Why Choose Business Hub?
Why Choose Business Hub for your company?
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Free Zone Registration
Select a free zone based on your business activity. Submit the required documents to the free zone authority. Obtain initial approval and choose a business name. Lease office space (if required). Complete the registration process, including obtaining a license and opening a corporate bank account.
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Mainland Registration
Choose a legal form for your business (LLC, branch, etc.). Reserve a trade name and get initial approval from the Department of Economic Development (DED). Draft a Memorandum of Association (MOA) and get it notarized. Lease a physical office space as per regulations. Submit required documents to the DED for final approval and obtain the business license.
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Offshore Registration
Choose an authorized agent to help with the registration process. Submit the necessary documents, including a business plan and proof of capital. Receive approval from the offshore authority. Obtain a registration certificate and other relevant documents.