DMCC is the UAE's most awarded free zone and the world's leading commodities hub. With over 23,000 member companies across 170+ nationalities, it offers unmatched prestige, a prime JLT address, and a comprehensive ecosystem for commodities, fintech, and professional services.
DMCC is the UAE's most awarded free zone and the world's leading commodities hub. With over 23,000 member companies across 170+ nationalities, it offers unmatched prestige, a prime JLT address, and a comprehensive ecosystem for commodities, fintech, and professional services.
| Item | Estimated Cost |
|---|---|
| License Setup | AED 20,285 |
| Visa (per person) | AED 3,000–5,000 per visa |
| Office / Desk | Flexi-desk from AED 5,000/yr to full offices |
| Annual Renewal | ~Similar to setup cost |
Key questions to ask before choosing Dubai Multi Commodities Centre
Consider whether DMCC's location and port access match your supply chain needs. For pure logistics, JAFZA may offer better port connectivity.
You can sponsor Up to 6 visas (standard) under standard packages. Need more? Most free zones allow expansion based on office size. Plan your headcount before choosing a zone.
Most UAE banks accept DMCC LLCs Always check with your preferred bank before committing — requirements vary by business activity and zone.
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The minimum setup fee starts from AED 20,285. This typically covers the trade license and registration fees. You will additionally need to budget for visas (AED 3,000–5,000 per visa per person) and office space (Flexi-desk from AED 5,000/yr to full offices).
Yes. Like all UAE free zones, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre allows 100% foreign ownership with no requirement for a UAE national shareholder. You can fully own and control your company.
Standard packages come with Up to 6 visas (standard). Additional visas can typically be obtained by upgrading to a larger office or workspace arrangement.
Free zone companies can trade with mainland UAE businesses, but direct retail to UAE consumers requires a mainland distributor or agent, or a separate mainland license. Many businesses successfully use a free zone + mainland structure.