FAQ - Dubai Commercity
FAQ
Company types
Dubai CommerCity provides three types of business setup options:
Freezone Company (FZCO)
- • Suitable for individuals and corporate entities.
- • Allows 1 to 50 shareholders (individual or non-individual).
- • Requires a minimum share capital of USD 273.
Public Limited Company (PLC)- • A corporate entity designed for businesses seeking to list shares (IPO) on a securities market.
- • Established under new regulations to enable public share offerings.
Branch Office
- • Represents the branch of an existing company.
- • No share capital required.
Facilities & Clusters
Yes, Dubai CommerCity Free Zone customers can lease multiple premises using the same license.
Dubai CommerCity is authorized to license activities permitted by the Dubai Department of Economic Development.
Dubai CommerCity follows the ISIC 4 (International Standard Industrial Classification) activity list, allowing businesses to include up to 20 activities from four different industry groups under a single license. The base license includes three activities from the same group, with the option to add more activities or industry groups for an additional cost.
Dubai CommerCity is more than just a Free Zone, it’s a comprehensive hub designed to support businesses in launching and expanding their e-commerce and omnichannel operations.
We offer a seamless, one-stop solution where you can choose the right partners without the hassle of searching independently.
Our expert in-house team provides a range of services, including optimizing your space for pick-and-pack operations, setting up fulfillment centers, and outfitting shell-and-core offices, all under one roof.
For more information, please fill out the Contact Form.
General queries
Dubai CommerCity is strategically situated in Umm Ramool, at the heart of the regional trade network, offering access to over 2 billion people within a two-hour flight.
Located next to Dubai International Airport, this free zone is specifically designed to facilitate rapid e-commerce fulfillment across the region.
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Its central location enables swift order fulfillment across the UAE, with short delivery lead times thanks to its proximity to Dubai International Airport, a crucial hub for regional shipments.
Dubai CommerCity offers a flexible pricing model with various packages tailored to the nature, size, and activities of each business. We also provide pay-as-you-go pricing options and customized solutions to meet specific business needs.
For more details, please fill out the Contact Form.
Dubai CommerCity offers a diverse range of Business Cluster solutions tailored to various business needs. For leasing inquiries, please email info@dubaicommercity.ae today.
Offices are available for lease only.
Dubai CommerCity offers a diverse range of products and services. For more information, please fill out the Contact Form.
Yes, Dubai CommerCity is a Free Zone.
A bonded zone is a designated trade area within a domestic region, such as Dubai CommerCity, that offers special customs, import, and export duty arrangements.
It allows foreign goods to enter without immediate duty payments, where they can be stored under specific supervision regulations.
Dubai CommerCity is a pioneering free zone designed to strengthen Dubai’s position as a global e-commerce hub.
As the leading e-commerce enabler, it supports regional and international businesses in seizing the rapid growth opportunities within the MENA region. Offering a dynamic environment that fosters innovation and progress, Dubai CommerCity aims to attract greater foreign direct investment to Dubai.
Dubai CommerCity – empowering the ‘e’ in commerce.
How to set up a business in a Free Zone
Both the Business Cluster and the Logistics Cluster are bonded zones.
Dubai CommerCity regulations require at least one (1) shareholder and allow up to a maximum of 50 to establish a company.
The minimum share capital required to establish a company in Dubai CommerCity is AED 1,000.
Yes, please fill out the Contact Form for more information.
Dubai CommerCity imposes zero corporate or income tax on companies, businesses, or individuals operating within the free zone.
One of the key benefits of establishing your company in Dubai CommerCity is the ability to have 100% foreign ownership.
This means you do not need a UAE national partner to start your business or operate Logistics/Fulfillment Centers within the free zone.
A free zone is a designated area where businesses can operate without typical restrictions placed on foreign companies, such as the requirement for an Emirati national partner or liability for corporate and income tax.
Licenses
Dubai CommerCity offers five (5) types of licenses for business registration:
E-commerce License – Allows businesses to trade goods and services online.
Trade License – Permits trading activities such as import, export, re-export, distribution, and storage of specific products.
Service License – Designed for service-oriented businesses, enabling them to provide services as specified in their license.
General Trading License – Grants permission to trade across various activities, including import, export, re-export, storage, and distribution.
Freelance License – Enables individuals to offer services based on the activities outlined in their license.