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Company Records for United Arab Emirates, on demand

Company Records for United Arab Emirates come from the official register, National Economic Register. US$19.00 per record. Registry-only, not aggregated, not resold.

Source registry
National Economic Register
Price per record
US$19.00
Delivery
Usually in a day
Registry availability
Available

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Last checked: 12 October 2026

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At a glance

United Arab Emirates at a glance

A record returns 10 company data fields. This register does not publish controlling parties, shareholders or beneficial owners, so a record for United Arab Emirates cannot include them. 1 official filing is included: Registry Extract.

Official register
National Economic Register
Documents included
Registry Extract
Controlling entities
Not published by the register
Shareholders & beneficial owners
Not published by the register
Price per record
US$19.00
Coverage detail

What a company record for United Arab Emirates contains

1Company data
Entity NameEntity TypeEntity StatusRegistration NumberAddressOther NamesOther IdentifiersRegistration DateRegistration Expiry DateActivity Type
2Controlling entities & individuals
Not published by the official register.
3Shareholders & beneficial owners
Not published by the official register.
Registry documents

Documents in a company record for United Arab Emirates

1Included in your purchase
  • Registry Extract
Available separately

None listed for this register.

About the register

National Economic Register

The United Arab Emirates has no single incorporation registry. Companies are licensed by the authority for the place where they operate: the economic department of each emirate for mainland businesses, such as the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development or Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism, or one of the free zone authorities for entities established in a free zone. Each licensing authority keeps its own record of the entities it licenses, so a company's registry data lives with the emirate or zone that issued its licence.

The National Economic Register (NER) sits above these records as a federal platform, operated by the Ministry of Economy and Tourism, that integrates licensing data from federal and local authorities across the seven emirates, covering mainland and free zone licensing departments alike. Launched as a government accelerators initiative in 2017, it provides data on economic licences in the UAE: the licence a business holds, its licensed activities and its trade name. Official UAE government guidance points to both the emirate economic department portals and the NER for checking business activities and issued licences.

The United Arab Emirates Company Records report delivers a registry extract for the entity, sourced from the National Economic Register at the moment you buy.

Good to know

Questions about United Arab Emirates company records

General questions are answered in the FAQ.

Are shareholders and beneficial owners included for United Arab Emirates?
No. The official register, National Economic Register, does not make shareholder or beneficial-owner data public, so a record cannot include it. The company particulars it does hold are included.
Which filings are included for United Arab Emirates?
Registry Extract.
How long does delivery take for United Arab Emirates?
Usually in a day: our Registry Services team retrieves the record from the official register, National Economic Register.
What does a company record for United Arab Emirates cost?
US$19.00 per record for United Arab Emirates, in one payment by card.
Does the UAE have a single company register?
No. Mainland companies are licensed by the economic department of the emirate where they operate, and free zone companies by their zone authority, each keeping its own records. The National Economic Register is the federal platform that integrates licensing data from these authorities across the seven emirates, and it is the source of the United Arab Emirates Company Records report.
What is the UAE National Economic Register?
It is a federal platform operated by the Ministry of Economy and Tourism that integrates government licensing data at local and national levels. It provides data on economic licences, licensed activities and trade names for businesses across mainland and free zone jurisdictions in the UAE.
What is the difference between mainland and free zone licensing?
A mainland business is licensed by the economic department of its emirate, for example the Department of Economy and Tourism in Dubai. A free zone entity is licensed by the authority of the zone in which it is established. Both kinds of licence data feed the National Economic Register, so entities from either regime can be looked up through the same federal platform.
How do I verify a UAE trade licence?
UAE government guidance lists two official routes: the portal of the economic department in the relevant emirate, or the National Economic Register, which covers licences issued across the emirates. The United Arab Emirates Company Records report provides a registry extract reflecting the register at the time of purchase.

Get a Company Record for United Arab Emirates

A Company Record is the KYB report for one company plus the standard set of official registry documents for its jurisdiction, in a single purchase. It is retrieved from the official register at the time of purchase, not from a cached copy. Search by company name, then pay once by card: no subscription, no minimum. See a sample report, the document types, pricing and the FAQ.

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