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WeDubai, the address for Israelis who want to relocate to Dubai

WeDubai, the address for Israelis who want to relocate to Dubai

Whether it’s a business move like opening a company in Dubai or a family relocation, we’re here to help. Want a more comfortable life for your family? Earn more? Pay no taxes? Expand your business? Develop world-embracing businesses? Dubai is the place. But moving to another country involves disconnecting ties in Israel (partially or fully) and creating new connections in the Emirates, particularly in Dubai. Want to simplify processes and save yourself from tedious bureaucracy? We are Israelis who have lived in Dubai since the establishment of relations with Israel. Our business is to assist Israelis who wish to settle here or open a company and expand their businesses. We will plan the move with you, accompany you closely, utilize all our knowledge, accumulated experience, and the business and real estate connections we have made over the years.

Our Services

First, let us lay out our services for you, but first, a free gold-worthy tip: Even if the thought of moving to Dubai – whether family or business – is still in its infancy, it would be wise and beneficial for you to contact us for free advice without any cost. If you have already started the process and it’s “stuck,” tiring and unclear to you what exactly needs to be done – now is the time to call us, and we will move mountains for you.

Opening a company in Dubai

Dissolving residency in Israel

Immigration and residency in Dubai

Opening bank accounts

Clearing solutions for businesses

Local health insurance

Assistance and accompaniment in purchasing real estate in Dubai

Obtaining a Golden Visa in Dubai

Accounting services in Dubai

Opening a bank account for foreign residents

Full transparency with our client base

Everything will be done according to the law and in full collaboration with you, everything clear, known, and transparent: planning and formulating the “king’s way” to the goal, a precise explanation of the options and implications, how to implement, the costs… everything on the table. Our method is based not only on full transparency but also, and no less important, on close personal accompaniment. Not just advising and guiding, but also “running around” in your place, and physically going “hand in hand” with you in all processes: opening a bank account, immigrating to Dubai, opening companies in the United Arab Emirates, dissolving Israeli residency, tax planning, obtaining residency in Dubai, local medical insurance, accounting management, clearing companies, buying or renting real estate, renting Airbnb properties, locating locations for setting up commercial stores, and even assisting in acclimating to the new place.

Find answers to our most frequently asked questions

Can you do business safely in the UAE?

Yes, the UAE is considered a safe and stable country for doing business. The country offers an advanced business environment with favorable tax laws, modern infrastructure, and government support for foreign businesses. However, it is important to understand and comply with local laws and regulations to ensure your business operates smoothly.

Dubai is considered one of the safest cities in the world, with low crime rates and an efficient law enforcement system. The city is culturally diverse and progressive, welcoming people of all religions and cultures. The government and population have a positive attitude towards Jews, with no inherent antisemitism. The Jewish community in Dubai is small but growing, with various Jewish institutions and activities available.

There is no tax on dividends in the UAE. The country is known for its favorable tax policies, including no personal income tax, capital gains tax, or dividend tax. However, it is important to stay updated on local laws and seek professional advice in case of any changes or special conditions.

Yes, you can open a company on your own, but it is similar to treating yourself medically. The question is whether you want to do it alone. Establishing a company is a legal action, and a company is a legal entity with obligations, rights, rules, and laws that apply to it. Opening a company without professional, informed, and tailored guidance can lead to disappointment, additional expenses, or even the inability to operate the business. The WEDUBAI team comprises professionals who ensure that the company you establish meets all legal and business requirements.

Yes, you can open a company on your own, but it is similar to treating yourself medically. The question is whether you want to do it alone. Establishing a company is a legal action, and a company is a legal entity with obligations, rights, rules, and laws that apply to it. Opening a company without professional, informed, and tailored guidance can lead to disappointment, additional expenses, or even the inability to operate the business. The WEDUBAI team comprises professionals who ensure that the company you establish meets all legal and business requirements.

Yes, it is possible to establish multiple companies in Dubai. There is no limit to the number of companies an individual or legal entity can establish or own. Each company is a separate legal entity and requires independent registration and establishment processes in accordance with local laws and regulations.

Yes, a company in Dubai must meet certain conditions to issue work visas for employees. These conditions include legal registration of the company, compliance with local regulatory requirements, and proof of financial capability to pay salaries and provide benefits to employees. Additionally, the company must demonstrate that visa applicants meet the required qualifications and experience.

The validity period of a work visa in Dubai is typically two years and can be extended as needed, provided the necessary conditions are met. A company license is also valid for one year and must be renewed annually by submitting the appropriate application and paying the required fees. It is important to ensure all renewals are completed on time to avoid legal issues.

No, an Israeli driver’s license is not valid for driving in Dubai. To drive in Dubai, you must convert your Israeli driver’s license to a local UAE driver’s license. The conversion process includes presenting certain documents and undergoing medical examinations. In some cases, a local driving test may also be required.

The cost of living in Dubai varies depending on lifestyle and personal consumption habits. Generally, Dubai is considered an expensive city to live in, especially in terms of housing and rent, where prices can be high. Private services like education and healthcare can also be costly. However, there are areas where costs can be lower, such as fuel and public transportation.
On the other hand, Dubai offers a high standard of living, advanced public services, and modern infrastructure. There are a wide variety of housing and dining options to suit any budget, and with proper planning, it is possible to enjoy a good quality of life within a budget.

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