Required Documentation and Post-Registration Legal Compliance Continuity
Establishing a company in an international free zone necessitates meticulous document preparation. Meydan Free Zone clarifies the process by providing a clear list of required documents for two key stages: license issuance and bank account opening.
Documents Required for License Issuance: The provided document explicitly outlines several items that entrepreneurs must prepare for the issuance of their business license. These documents include the Business License, Certificate of Formation, Share Register, Lease Agreement, and the Memorandum of Association (MOA). Meydan emphasizes that certain documents must be attested. For instance, every company document must be formally notarized by the issuing authority.
Post-Issuance Compliance Requirements: Another crucial aspect mentioned in the documents concerns compliance and document retention. Meydan stipulates that the original documents must be submitted within two months of the license issuance date; otherwise, the business license will be voided. Furthermore, for companies registered in other jurisdictions, only copies of the corporate documents are required, provided their details are electronically verifiable.

Documents Required for Bank Account Opening: Beyond the company registration documents, Meydan provides a list of personal and corporate documents required to facilitate the bank account opening process. Setup documents include the business license, certificate of shares, certificate of formation, and MOA. Personal documents encompass passport copies and Emirates ID for all shareholders, a brief company profile, CVs for all shareholders, proof of contracts with customers or suppliers, 3-month bank statements, and proof of utility bill payments. These details indicate that Meydan adopts a comprehensive approach to ensure the company is fully prepared for banking operations.


