Why is Dubai free zone business beneficial?

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The Dubai Free Zone has been a haven for investment since its inception in the early 1960s. Originally perceived by foreign and local business people as an office-oriented Free Zone, it is not surprising that the first industrial companies set up shop in the warehouses of Deira and Dubai Creek in the mid-1960s. Their aim was to take advantage of duty-free imports and re-export their profits, particularly to India, Egypt, and other Near East countries.
Since then there have been tremendous changes, both in the quantity and quality of services available to businesses. The growth of Dubai as a major shipping hub, with the development of Jebel Ali Port in particular, the erection of hundreds of purpose-built warehouses (especially in Deira) and other supporting infrastructure, including landing jetties at Jabel Ali Port and a spider web of road and rail links throughout, have all contributed to making Dubai an attractive location for Free Zone duty-free operations.
Many new businesses were set up in Dubai to take advantage of the lucrative market. Among the most popular is any form of retail, which depends on foot traffic and also has an online presence. The popularity of this type of business has resulted in many retailers from around the world setting up shops in Dubai.

 

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The Dubai Free Zone has been a haven for investment since its inception in the early 1960s. Originally perceived by foreign and local business people as an office-oriented Free Zone, it is not surprising that the first industrial companies set up shop in the warehouses of Deira and Dubai Creek in the mid-1960s. Their aim was to take advantage of duty-free imports and re-export their profits, particularly to India, Egypt, and other Near East countries.
Since then there have been tremendous changes, both in the quantity and quality of services available to businesses. The growth of Dubai as a major shipping hub, with the development of Jebel Ali Port in particular, the erection of hundreds of purpose-built warehouses (especially in Deira) and other supporting infrastructure, including landing jetties at Jabel Ali Port and a spider web of road and rail links throughout, have all contributed to making Dubai an attractive location for Free Zone duty-free operations.
Many new businesses were set up in Dubai to take advantage of the lucrative market. Among the most popular is any form of retail, which depends on foot traffic and also has an online presence. The popularity of this type of business has resulted in many retailers from around the world setting up shops in Dubai.

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The Dubai Free Zone has been a haven for investment since its inception in the early 1960s. Originally perceived by foreign and local business people as an office-oriented Free Zone, it is not surprising that the first industrial companies set up shop in the warehouses of Deira and Dubai Creek in the mid-1960s. Their aim was to take advantage of duty-free imports and re-export their profits, particularly to India, Egypt, and other Near East countries.
Since then there have been tremendous changes, both in the quantity and quality of services available to businesses. The growth of Dubai as a major shipping hub, with the development of Jebel Ali Port in particular, the erection of hundreds of purpose-built warehouses (especially in Deira) and other supporting infrastructure, including landing jetties at Jabel Ali Port and a spider web of road and rail links throughout, have all contributed to making Dubai an attractive location for Free Zone duty-free operations.
Many new businesses were set up in Dubai to take advantage of the lucrative market. Among the most popular is any form of retail, which depends on foot traffic and also has an online presence. The popularity of this type of business has resulted in many retailers from around the world setting up shops in Dubai.

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"If you’re considering starting a business in Dubai, one of the most attractive options is setting up in a Dubai Free Zone. Free Zones offer many advantages that can significantly benefit entrepreneurs, especially those looking to expand globally.

Some of the key benefits include:

• 100% Foreign Ownership: Unlike other parts of the UAE, Free Zones allow 100% ownership of your business without the need for a local sponsor or partner.
• Tax Benefits: Many Free Zones offer tax exemptions, including no personal income tax, no corporate tax, and no import/export duties for specific industries.
• Repatriation of Profits: Entrepreneurs can fully repatriate their profits and capital, making it a very business-friendly environment.
• Streamlined Business Setup: The process of setting up a business in a Dubai Free Zone is typically quick and efficient, with minimal bureaucratic hurdles.
• Access to Global Markets: Dubai’s strategic location between Asia, Europe, and Africa provides businesses with access to lucrative international markets.

As someone who works in business setup services, I've assisted numerous clients in setting up their businesses in Dubai Free Zones. If you're planning to expand or establish your business internationally, Dubai Free Zones are a fantastic choice.

For more details on Dubai Free Zones and other global business setup opportunities, you can explore our services at UGS DXB Business Setup."