Globally recognized financial hub, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has been a prime choice for investors around the world. DIFC has become a leading investor-friendly destination, attracting foreign entrepreneurs quickly post-establishment. The visionary leadership has implemented a Common Law framework, which is different from the UAE’s civil law system, an exclusive legal system for DIFC, and a regulatory system under the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). Both regulated financial services and non-regulated business activities are allowed in the DIFC free zone.
Connecting potential markets in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA) regions, DIFC offers business reach and sales. Scalability with advanced business prospects has been another major reason that made this free zone successful. Multinational companies, fintech firms, renowned financial services, consultancy services, professional teams, and elite business organizations have chosen to operate from DIFC. Owing to the advantages offered.
We would be looking into the business activities allowed in DIFC Free Zone, the licenses required, and the examples in this article. Feel free to connect with Kiltons Business Setup Services for any queries or concerns regarding setting up a business in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
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