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Setting up a medical company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) involves navigating through specific regulations and procedures related to the healthcare industry. Here is a general guide to help you understand the key steps involved:
This is an official certificate issued by the relevant authority in the country where the parent company is registered. It should include details such as the name and date of establishment of the company, legal status, capital, business activities, and names of the company’s owners.
These documents outline the company’s internal regulations, structure, and governing principles.
Copies of the passports of every shareholder and general manager associated with the parent company.
A board resolution is needed, and it should specify the following details:
The power of attorney given to the authorized person to act on behalf of the parent company, sign all related documents for setting up the representative company, select suitable activities, and sign any agreements.
Please be aware that if the parent company is incorporated outside the UAE, the following documents require notarization in the country of origin and attestation by the UAE embassy. After that, they must be attested again in the UAE. The documents must be submitted in English or Arabic. If the original documents are in another language, certified translations will be required for submission. The documents that need notarization and attestation are:
For a medical facility incorporation, a local partner or agent is not required we still have to monitor for any changes in the regulations. This partner can be an individual or a company, and their involvement is often mandatory for certain business activities.
Incorporation a new license requires activity, and with this, the services to provide will be determined, such as the sample below:
(This stage is after generating the initial approval.)
Average Processing Time: 10 working days
BUSINESS SET-UP (MEDICAL LABORATORY) | |||
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Srl. | Description | Approx. Government Fees (in AED) | PRO Service Charge & Sponsorship Fees (in AED) |
1 | DED Trade license fees | AED 17,000 | |
2 | Market Fees | 5% of the Ejari | |
3 | Sponsorship Fees | To be confirm | |
4 | Service Charge Fees of Business Set-up | To be confirm |
Note: Ejari, is mandatory for a medical facility.