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Dubiz Expands Round-the-Clock UAE Business Setup Support for International Founders

Dubai-based business setup consultancy Dubiz has expanded its 24/7 advisory service to support international entrepreneurs across different time zones. Advisers provide round-the-clock guidance on mainland and free zone establishment, licensing, residence and Golden visas, banking, taxation, and corporate structures. The initiative comes amid rising inbound interest, following Dubai Chamber of Commerce welcoming 562 British and 211 French companies in Q1 2026.

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Dubai-based business setup consultancy Dubiz has expanded its 24/7 support service for international founders, allowing entrepreneurs across different time zones to access guidance on company formation, licensing, and corporate requirements around the clock.

Dubiz stated that its advisers are accessible via phone, WhatsApp, and email to handle enquiries concerning UAE mainland and free zone formation, commercial licensing, residence visas, Golden Visas, corporate banking, taxation, and business structuring.

The consultancy noted that enquiries have increasingly originated from markets across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Commercial Director Hanan Shah explained that the 24/7 model addresses the time gap for overseas founders researching market entry options, comparing jurisdictions, or preparing documentation outside standard UAE working hours.

The expansion aligns with continuing international business entry into Dubai. According to figures cited by Dubiz, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce welcomed 562 new British companies and 211 French companies in the first quarter of 2026.

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