Dubai: Easier visa process, tax exemption for One Za'abeel firms as free zone expands
The iconic cantilevered building along Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road, One Za’abeel, is now officially part of the Dubai World Trade Free Zone, it was announced on Wednesday.
This means all the companies and organisations within this new landmark may now access the privileges offered by the free zone authority.
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These benefits, specified in Decree No. 18 of 2024, include:
- 100% foreign ownership
- Exemption from customs duties
- Dual-licensing opportunities
- 0% Corporate Tax
- Simplified procedures for visas and permits
- A wide range of flexible office solutions
“Expanding our jurisdiction to include One Za’abeel as part of the Free Zone reinforces our position as a hub for commerce and enterprise in the heart of Dubai’s Central Business District and directly benefits businesses and SMEs that are integral to accelerating the goals of Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33,” said Abdalla Al Banna, vice-president of Free Zone Regulatory Operations of Dubai World Trade Centre Authority.
One Za’abeel’s The Offices boasts 26,000sqm of Grade-A office space and premium amenities and services. The development holds both LEED Gold and WiredScore Platinum certifications, providing the highest standards of technology, connectivity, and sustainability for tenants.
Located across 17 levels of the development, The Offices offers tenants access to an ecosystem of retail, dining, hospitality and more at their doorstep.
“Becoming a part of the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority’s Free Zone further benefits the tenants of One Za’abeel The Offices and its forthcoming retail Podium, offering them continued opportunity to grow and solidify their presence in this thriving business community,” said Issam Galadari, director of One Za’abeel Holdings.
One Za’abeel’s retail Podium is set to open its doors later this year, featuring an array of international and local brands.
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source: khaleejtimes
