End-to-End Support for Establishing Your Saudi Entity
Arab Vision's proposal centers on helping foreign investors and businesses establish their operations in Saudi Arabia through the relevant investment and incorporation pathways. The work covers the sequence from business planning and licensing through registration, banking, and launch readiness.
The proposal also highlights support for over 500 investors and businesses and frames the firm as a practical partner for business incorporation and licensing in the Kingdom.
From License Pathway to Registration
One sequence covering documentation, registration, banking, and launch steps.
Foreign Investment License Pathways
- Service License for foreign companies providing services in sectors such as construction, technology, education, healthcare, and tourism
- Trading License for wholesale and retail business activities, whether independently or with a Saudi shareholder
- Industrial License for manufacturing ventures established in the Kingdom
- Professional License for consultancy and specialized service businesses in sectors that require a qualified Saudi shareholder
Common LLC Advantages Highlighted in the Proposal
- Limited liability protection for shareholders
- Flexible ownership and management structures
- Ability to establish wholly owned subsidiaries in qualifying cases
- Practical positioning for government contracts and public projects
Project Overview
- Prepare the company incorporation papers and business plan
- Apply for the foreign capital investment license
- Obtain the certificate of registration
- Open the company bank account and deposit share capital
- Register with the tax authority and local municipality office
- Apply for the business license relevant to the sector of activity
Documentation for the MISA License
The proposal lists the core parent-company and shareholder records required for the MISA-linked pathway. It also notes that documents must be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Saudi Embassy, and translated into Arabic.
- Incorporation certificate of the parent company outside KSA
- Chamber of commerce registration, if available
- Company incorporation documents and articles of association
- Tax registration and filing certificate, if applicable
- Annual audited financial report and shareholders register
- Legal power of attorney
The proposal also notes a minimum capital commitment of SAR 100,000 for the MISA licensing documentation example and a requirement that the business be established outside KSA for more than one year.