Service Description
Service Description
Under Saudi Vision 2030, citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries (United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait) are now able to establish a Gulf-owned company or open a branch of a Gulf company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. These companies are treated as Saudi entities, enjoying the same rights and privileges granted to Saudi companies, and may conduct business directly within the Kingdom while benefiting from the opportunities available in the Saudi market.
Rowad Itmam Investment provides a comprehensive service for establishing investment companies for GCC nationals, covering all statutory incorporation stages—from selecting the appropriate legal structure and obtaining the required approvals and licenses, to issuing the commercial registration and opening governmental and operational files—in full compliance with approved Saudi regulations.
To Be Determined
Service Cost
0.0 SAR
Government Fees
5 ايام
Service Duration
Required Documents
Required Documents
(Applicable whether the investor is a GCC individual or a GCC company)
- Copy of passports for partners and managers
- GCC national ID (if available)
- Commercial Registration of the parent company (if the investor is a company)
- Articles of Incorporation / Articles of Association of the parent company
- Audited financial statements (typically for at least the most recent fiscal year)
- Board of Directors’ or partners’ resolution approving the establishment of a company in Saudi Arabia
- Resolution appointing the General Manager and defining their authorities
- Official power of attorney authorizing a representative to complete incorporation procedures within Saudi Arabia
Terms
Terms & Conditions
- The company must be officially registered, obtain a Commercial Registration (CR), and secure the required licenses from the Saudi Ministry of Commerce.
- The legal form must be specified, such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC), Joint Stock Company, or any other form approved in the Kingdom.
- Full compliance with all tax, environmental, and consumer protection regulations to ensure lawful operations.
- The number of partners, each partner’s role, and the administrative and organizational structure must be clearly defined to ensure clarity of responsibilities.
- If the business activity requires additional licenses, all necessary permits must be obtained prior to operation.
- The investor must be a citizen of a GCC country.
- The activity must be among those permitted for GCC investors.
- Compliance with all Saudi commercial and investment laws and regulations.
- Provision of a registered National Address for the company.
- Opening a bank account within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
