United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates

Company Formation in RAK ICC

RAK International Corporate Centre

Formation Time
1–2 business days
Min. Capital
No minimum
Corporate Tax
0%
Foreign Ownership
100%

Overview

RAK ICC (formerly RAK Offshore) is the UAE's premier international business company (IBC) registry. It is designed for offshore holding structures, intellectual property vehicles, and international trading companies that do not need a physical UAE presence or visas. RAK ICC is governed by its own International Business Companies Regulations and offers one of the fastest, most affordable IBC formations in the world.

1-day formation
0% tax
No audit required
IBC structure

Why Choose RAK ICC

1

Fastest IBC formation in the UAE — 1–2 days

2

0% tax — no corporate or income tax

3

No annual audit or accounting requirement

4

Ideal for holding, IP, and international trading

5

Allows redomiciliation from other jurisdictions

6

Extremely affordable formation and renewal

Business Entity Types

EntityOwnershipDirectorsCapitalTaxBest For
International Business Company100%1None0% — no taxHolding companies, IP vehicles, international trading

Step-by-Step Formation Process

1

Application

1 day

Submit formation documents to RAK ICC.

2

Incorporation

1 day

Certificate of incorporation issued.

Costs & Fees

Government / License FeeAED 5,000+
Our Service FeeUSD 2,500+
Annual RenewalAED 5,000+

Fees are indicative and may vary based on business activity, entity type, and additional approvals required. Contact us for a precise custom quote.

Get Custom Quote

Banking

RAK ICC companies face challenges with banking as they have no physical UAE presence. Offshore-friendly banks recommended.

Account Opening Time
4–8 weeks
Multi-Currency
Yes — multiple currencies supported

Recommended Banks

International banks via introductionMauritius-based banksSingapore banks

Tax Overview

Corporate Tax
0%
Personal Income Tax
N/A
VAT / Sales Tax
N/A
Capital Gains Tax
0%
Withholding Tax
0%
Double Tax Treaties
0 countries

IBCs do not benefit from UAE double tax treaties.