Requirement And Pricing

Fees for Issuing a Commercial Registration for Non-Saudis

The Cost Of A Commercial License In Saudi Arabia Depends On Several Key Factors, Including:

Type Of Business Activity.
Type And Size Of The Company, And Capital Size.
Government Fees And Administrative Costs: Related To Issuing And Renewing The License.
Additional Services: Such As Business Consulting And Legal Support, Which May Be Required For Certain Business Activities.

Trade Name Reservation Certificate: Issued by the Saudi Ministry of Commerce.
Financial Statements for the Last Fiscal Year: Must be prepared by a recognized legal office and certified by the Saudi Embassy.
Articles of Incorporation for the Company in Saudi Arabia: Including bylaws, particularly for joint-stock companies.
Manager’s Passport Copy: A certified copy is required.
Certified List of Partners, Capital, and Ownership Details: Must be documented and verified.
Copy of the Saudi Partner’s National ID: If applicable, alongside the partner’s commercial register.
Preliminary Approvals: Necessary for certain activities, as required.
Detailed Business Plan: This should outline the company’s investment goals and its economic impact on the Kingdom. With these documents in place, you’ll be well-prepared to navigate the process of setting up your business in Saudi Arabia