Offshore Company Liquidation in Dubai
Liquidation Period
2-3 months
The liquidation of an offshore company incorporated in the Emirate of Dubai is a formal process leading to company deregistration in the UAE.
It involves settling all outstanding obligations, finalizing financial matters, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. The process results in the official closure of the company, confirming that it is no longer active and that all legal responsibilities have been addressed.
Voluntary liquidation of a company shall mean that the company is deemed officially closed, and its obligations are terminated; it may only be restored in court.
Upon liquidation, you will receive a certificate of liquidation of the company issued by the registration authority.
Key Specifics of an Offshore Company Liquidation in Dubai
Offshore Business Liquidation Procedure in Dubai
- 01
Signing and presenting to the registered agent prepared documents.
- 02
Publishing a notice in the newspaper.
- 03
The liquidator sends a notice of completion of liquidation.
- 04
Obtaining from the Register the certificate of the company’s liquidation.
- 05
The Regulator publishes a notice of completion of the liquidation procedure.
Dubai Offshore Company
With more than a decade of experience and over 1,500 successful projects, ITA Business Consultants is your trusted partner for the liquidation of offshore companies incorporated in the Emirate of Dubai. Our expert team works closely with Dubai authorities and international institutions to deliver a seamless, compliant, and stress-free liquidation process, customized for your unique business needs.
We guide you through every step—from preparing and submitting all necessary documents to settling outstanding obligations and securing final approvals.
Fill out the form below to connect with our specialists and discover how we can simplify the liquidation of your Dubai offshore company. Let us help you achieve a smooth and efficient closure, so you can move forward with confidence.
*The price does not include:
- the service of a liquidator of AED 4.410 (USD 1.200);
- compliance fee;
- fees for financial statements and liquidation balance sheet preparation