Dubai, 20 August 2026 — MIRISE has officially signed as an Expo City Dubai Free Zone partner. Through this partnership, MIRISE will support Chinese businesses with company setup, licensing, visa documentation and ongoing compliance coordination in Dubai and the wider UAE market.
Expo City Dubai Free Zone is located within the Expo City Dubai ecosystem and provides free zone services for company setup, office space and flexible licensing scenarios. According to official information from Expo City Dubai, the free zone supports 100% foreign ownership and offers services related to company registration, licensing, establishment cards, short-term operating permits, freelancer permits, visas and documentation.
Following the signing, MIRISE will combine its experience in UAE company setup, tax compliance, bank account coordination, visa processing and business implementation to help Chinese companies understand the setup requirements and service path of Expo City Dubai Free Zone more efficiently. For companies assessing Dubai as a market entry point, this provides a more localized communication channel aligned with Chinese business decision-making needs.
MIRISE said the UAE remains an important hub for Chinese companies entering the Middle East, Africa and global markets. When establishing an entity in Dubai, companies need to plan not only the registration process, but also business activities, office arrangements, visa allocation, banking and long-term compliance maintenance. MIRISE will continue to support Chinese businesses from its Dubai-based team and connect setup planning with real operating needs.
MIRISE will continue to strengthen its cooperation with UAE free zones, government-related institutions and local service ecosystems, supporting Chinese companies in market entry, entity setup and long-term operations in the UAE.
Source: Expo City Dubai Free Zone official page, accessed on 20 August 2026.
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