Open Your UAE Business
Bank Account
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To open a business bank account in Dubai, you will typically need the following documents:

• Company Trade License: A valid trade license issued by the Department of Economic Development (DED) or the relevant free zone authority.
• Memorandum and Articles of Association (MoA): A document outlining the company's purpose, ownership structure, and governance.
• Passport Copies: Clear copies of the passports of all shareholders, directors, and authorized signatories.
• Visa Copies: UAE residence visa copies for shareholders, directors, and authorized signatories (if applicable).
• Board Resolution: A resolution from the company's board authorizing the opening of the bank account.
• Proof of Business Activity: Contracts, invoices, or other documents demonstrating the company’s operational activities.
• Additional Documents: Depending on the bank and the nature of the business, additional documents such as a business plan, financial statements, or utility bills may be required.

Please note: Document requirements vary between banks and depend on the business type and structure. Our experts at DocuBay will guide you through the specific requirements for your application.

The timeframe for opening a business bank account in the UAE varies depending on the bank, your company structure, and the completeness of your application. With DocuBay’s expert assistance, most accounts are opened within 1 to 2 weeks. We ensure a smooth and expedited process by working closely with banks and providing full support with documentation and compliance.

DocuBay offers competitive and transparent pricing for our bank account setup services. Fees are based on your business type and application complexity, starting from AED 2,000. This one-time fee covers:

• Expert consultation and guidance
• Document preparation and review
• Liaison with banks to ensure compliance and expedite the process

Contact us for a personalized quote during your free consultation.

We assist a wide range of businesses across all Emirates, including:

• Limited Liability Companies (LLCs): Locally registered companies operating in mainland Dubai or other Emirates.
• Free Zone Companies: Businesses operating under specific free zone jurisdictions.
• Offshore Companies: Companies registered outside the UAE mainland but requiring a UAE-based account.

Our tailored solutions cater to businesses of all sizes and sectors.