Dubiz Expands 24/7 Business Setup Support for International Founders
Dubai-based business setup consultancy Dubiz has expanded its round-the-clock support service for international founders, enabling entrepreneurs across different time zones to access guidance on company formation, licensing and other requirements at any time.
The expansion comes as Dubai continues to attract overseas businesses and investors. During the first quarter of 2026, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce welcomed 562 new British companies and 211 French companies, highlighting continued interest from international markets.
Round-the-Clock Guidance for Global Entrepreneurs
Dubiz said enquiries from markets across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas have increased the need for business setup guidance beyond conventional UAE working hours.
The consultancy’s advisers are available by phone, WhatsApp and email to respond to questions about mainland and free zone company formation, licensing, residence visas, Golden Visas, banking, taxation and business structures.
The service is designed to help founders researching company formation, comparing jurisdictions or preparing documentation from outside the UAE access information without waiting for the next business day.
Supporting Founders Across Different Time Zones
Hanan Shah, Commercial Director at Dubiz, said the company had identified a gap between the timing of international enquiries and traditional business hours.
“A founder may have a question late at night or early in the morning, depending on where they are in the world. We were seeing that gap show up in our own enquiries. Our 24/7 model ensures they get expert guidance when they need it, without waiting for the next day,” Shah said.
The expanded service aims to provide founders with earlier access to information as they assess the requirements, costs and practical considerations involved in establishing a UAE business.
Helping International Businesses Navigate UAE Setup Options
Entrepreneurs entering the UAE market may need to evaluate different company structures, licensing requirements and jurisdictional options before deciding how to establish their operations.
Dubiz’s support model is intended to help prospective business owners navigate these initial considerations, including the documentation and administrative steps associated with company formation.
The company said greater access to guidance is particularly relevant to founders who want to clarify their options before travelling to the UAE or committing to a specific setup structure.
Aligning With Dubai’s Global Business Ambitions
Shah said the initiative also reflected Dubai’s wider efforts to attract entrepreneurs and international investment.
“Dubai’s ‘Dubai It’ ethos encourages bold ideas, while Dubiz’s 24/7 model aims to remove a practical barrier for founders exploring opportunities in the UAE,” she added.
The expansion reflects a broader shift in the business setup sector, where international clients increasingly expect faster access to information and assistance throughout the early stages of market entry.
For consultancies serving a global customer base, responsiveness across time zones is becoming an important part of helping entrepreneurs evaluate and navigate the UAE’s business environment.
