Where we help you set up
- Company formation in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
- Company formation in Saudi Arabia
- Company formation in Bahrain
- Company formation in the United Kingdom
- Company formation in the United States
Beyond incorporation
- Entity selection and licences
- Tax registration, VAT/GST and corporate tax filing
- Banking and KYC documentation support
- Accounting and audit coordination
- Tax residency certificates and cross-border structuring with licensed partners
- Visa and licensing support via local partners
How it works
- Free call to understand your goal, budget and the market you want
- We compare options and explain tax and compliance obligations in each
- Incorporation and licensing with our local partners
- Banking, tax registration and ongoing accounting and compliance
Why choose BIZEASE SOLUTIONS
- One consultant covers Pakistan and overseas tax so nothing falls between countries
- Clear explanation of costs and obligations before you commit
- Experienced with Pakistanis expanding abroad
Free tools and guides
- Business / AOP income tax calculator
- UAE Free Zone vs Mainland Company
- UAE Corporate Tax Guide
- Saudi Arabia Company Setup: MISA Licence
- Bahrain Company Formation: WLL, SPC and Branch
- How to Start a UK Limited Company from Pakistan
- US LLC for Non-Residents
Frequently asked questions
Can I open a company in Dubai from Pakistan?
Yes. Many founders do this remotely. We explain free zone versus mainland options and the documents required.
Do I still pay tax in Pakistan?
Possibly. Pakistan taxes residents on worldwide income, so overseas profits can matter. We explain how residency and treaties apply to you.
Which country is best to start with?
It depends on your customers, budget and goals. We compare UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UK and USA for you.
Can you help with an American LLC or UK Ltd?
Yes. Our guides explain US LLCs for non-residents and starting a UK limited company from Pakistan.
Speak to a BIZEASE SOLUTIONS adviser
The first consultation is free. Call +92 308 4535456 or send us a message.
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