KIZAD allows a variety of business activities, including manufacturing, trading, and services. Companies can be set up as Free Zone Establishments (FZEs), which are owned by individuals or corporate entities, or as Branch Offices of existing companies. 

The requirements for setting up a business in KIZAD depend on the type of company being established. Generally, companies must submit a business plan, provide proof of financial viability, and obtain necessary approvals from KIZAD and other relevant authorities. 

Yes, individuals can also set up businesses in KIZAD. They can establish a Free Zone Establishment (FZE), which is a single shareholder company, or a Free Zone Company (FZCO), which can have multiple shareholders. 

The process for setting up a business in KIZAD involves several steps, including selecting a company name, submitting the necessary documents and fees, obtaining approvals, and obtaining a business license

The cost of setting up a business in KIZAD depends on several factors, such as the type of company being established, the size of the company, and the facilities and services required. KIZAD offers a range of packages to suit different business needs and budgets.

However, there are import duties for import/export companies, and since 2018, most companies have to charge a 5% VAT. There are also differences in price, and what you can do with the company.

In order to understand what free zone is best for you, there are three important questions we always ask our clients:

1. Will you do business inside the UAE?
2. What is the business activity?
3. What kind of UAE “presence” do you need for you, and your business?

KIZAD offers a range of facilities and services to support businesses, including office space, warehouses, showrooms, and land for development. Other services include banking and finance, legal and consulting services, and access to a skilled workforce.