Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Sole Proprietor Company (SPC)
Joint Stock Company (SAOC)
Simple Commandite Company (SCC)
Closed Joint Stock Company (SA closed)
Branch of a Foreign Company
Copy of the company’s Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA)
Copy of Passport or residency permits if there shareholders and directors
Proof of the initial capital investment
lease agreement or ownership confirmation for the company’s registered office
Power of Attorney authorizing a local representative (if applicable)
Submission of completed application forms along with any supplementary documents as stipulated by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Name Reservation
Select your business activities
Obtain Notarized Documents
Submit the required documents and application forms to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Obtain commercial registration
Our goal help streamline the process and minimize delays.
The registration timeline for establishing a company in Oman can vary depending on various factors such as the type of company, completeness of documentation.
The cost of registering a company in Oman can vary depending on several factors, including the type of company, its activities, and the professional services required.
Tax Registration: Register the company for taxation purposes with the Oman Tax Authority. This involves obtaining a Tax Identification Number and fulfilling any tax obligations, such as corporate income tax and value-added tax (VAT), if applicable
Employment Registration: Register the company’s employees with the Ministry of Manpower and obtain work permits, residency permits, and visas for foreign employees, if necessary. Ensure compliance with labor laws and regulations.
Obtaining Licenses and Permits: Depending on the nature of the business activities, additional licenses, permits, or approvals may be required from relevant authorities. This could include industry-specific licenses, health and safety permits, environmental permits, and others.
Bank Account Opening: Open a corporate bank account in Oman for conducting business transactions. Ensure compliance with Central Bank of Oman regulations and provide necessary documentation, such as the commercial registration certificate and identification of authorized signatories.
Company Formation refers to the process of legally establishing a new business entity. This involves selecting a suitable business structure (such as sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation), registering the business name, and complying with all necessary legal requirements and regulations.
