Four questions decide your structure. Answer them honestly.
Mainland, free zone and offshore are taxed, banked and regulated very differently, and the right answer follows from where your customers are, what you actually do, and who needs a visa — not from a zone promotion. This takes about two minutes and ends with a recommendation and the reasoning, not a quote.
Let’s start with what you’ll actually do
Step 1 of 4
Where will your customers be?
This single answer eliminates one of the three jurisdictions immediately.
What kind of activity?
Activity determines licence type, approvals and, for free zones, which zones can even host you.
How many residence visas do you need?
Including yourself. Visa quota drives both cost and zone choice.
What do you need beyond the licence?
Select any that apply. These are where setups usually run over budget.
Your indicated structure
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Based on where your customers are, who owns the entity, and what you’ll actually do.
Why this route:
Want this written up properly?
Indicative only. Activity approvals, ownership and substance requirements vary case by case, and the right answer sometimes changes once we see the detail. A written assessment follows a short conversation.
The recommendation is a starting point, not a verdict.
The finder works from four answers. A real engagement works from your documents, your history and your banking profile — which is why the result page offers a written assessment rather than a figure. Read the reasoning behind the routes on mainland and free zone setup, or bring the result to a forty-minute consultation.