Why Ras Al Khaimah Off Shore?
(RAKEZ) Ras Al Khaimah Freezone OffShore, managed by RAK International Corporate Centre (RAK ICC), is a premier choice for international investors seeking tax-free operations and privacy. Ideal for holding companies, asset protection, and global trading, RAKEZ Offshore offers 100% foreign ownership and no local business restrictions. Universus Consulting simplifies your setup, ensuring a fast, confidential process remotely, so you can focus on international growth.
Why us?
We start by understanding your global business goals and tailoring the offshore structure that best fits, smart, secure, and strategic.
We’ll help you choose and register a compliant, globally appealing trade name that reflects your brand and meets RAKEZ offshore requirements.
From application forms to approvals, we manage everything, and yes, most of it can be done remotely, no need to visit in person.
Whether you're setting up for holding assets, international trading, or consultancy, we’ll guide you through securing the right RAKEZ Offshore license without the paperwork headache.
Need an investor visa? We’ll assist with the process. Prefer a visa-free offshore structure? That’s fine too. it’s entirely optional.
We’ll help you open a secure, multi-currency UAE business account through our trusted banking partners, fast, smooth, and fully remote-friendly.
RAKEZ Offshore is designed for international businesses seeking asset protection, tax efficiency, and corporate privacy. It's ideal for holding companies and non-UAE operations.
No. Offshore companies in RAKEZ cannot conduct direct business within the UAE market, but can own shares and open bank accounts.
RAKEZ Offshore setup is affordable, quick (3–5 days), and requires no physical office. It offers 100% foreign ownership and confidentiality.
No. Offshore companies in RAKEZ are not eligible for UAE residence visas, unlike freezone or mainland setups.
You'll need passport copies, proof of address, and business activity details. Universus Consulting handles all paperwork and approvals.
The Ras Al Khaimah offshore free zone is a smart choice for entrepreneurs and investors who want a global business presence without the heavy setup costs of traditional offices. Registered under the RAK International Corporate Centre (RAK ICC), this jurisdiction offers a clean, credible, and tax-efficient base for international trading, asset holding, and investment. It’s the kind of business environment where you keep things lean, private, and strategically flexible, perfect for founders who think global.
A Ras Al Khaimah offshore free zone company delivers three things business owners love: 100% foreign ownership, zero corporate tax, and complete control. There’s no need for a physical office, meaning your operational costs stay low while your international reach stays high. Plus, the process is fast; with complete documentation, incorporation can often be done in a matter of days. RAK ICC is well-regarded globally, making it easier to work with banks and partners across multiple countries.
This type of entity is your gateway to international operations. While it can’t trade within the UAE mainland, it’s perfect for holding shares in overseas companies, owning property under approved conditions, managing intellectual property rights, or invoicing and receiving payments from global clients. Suppose you ever need on-ground operations in the UAE. In that case, you can link it with RAKEZ (the Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone) for offices, visas, and even double tax treaty benefits, without losing the offshore structure’s perks.
One of the biggest draws is the affordability. The Ras Al Khaimah offshore free zone company setup cost typically ranges from AED 5,000 to AED 13,600, depending on the services and registered agent you choose. Annual renewals are straightforward and often cost between AED 5,000 and AED 10,000. This predictable cost structure, combined with low maintenance requirements, makes it attractive for startups, holding companies, and established entrepreneurs alike.
Setting up a business here feels a bit like upgrading to business class. You’re flying over bureaucratic hurdles, skipping the heavy office rents, and landing in a place where the rules are clear but the opportunities are wide open. It’s about doing serious business in a way that still feels flexible and light, and yes, it’s entirely legal, regulated, and globally respected. You get freedom to focus on growth instead of paperwork.