Business setup in Saudi Arabia

MISA license eligibility for service companies depends on activity clarity, experience, financial strength, and compliance readiness. This guide explains who qualifies, who does not, and why eligibility assessment matters before applying in Saudi Arabia.

ZATCA’s e-invoicing and tax registration system is reshaping how Saudi businesses manage compliance in 2025. For new companies, understanding registration timelines, VAT thresholds, software integration, and audit controls is essential. This guide by MajuBiz explains each step, from obtaining tax accounts after your commercial registration to choosing the right invoicing solution and staying fully compliant with ZATCA’s e-invoicing and tax rules.

Saudi Arabia mandates product compliance through two key systems - SABER and SFDA. While SABER covers general consumer goods like electronics and textiles, SFDA governs regulated categories such as food, cosmetics, and medical devices. This guide explains which certification your product needs in 2025, key documentation, timelines, labeling rules, and how MajuBiz helps you ensure smooth, compliant entry into the Saudi market.

Launching a restaurant or café in Saudi Arabia requires more than a great menu - it demands the right licenses, inspections, and SFDA approvals. This 2025 guide by MajuBiz explains every step, from MISA registration to opening day, ensuring your F&B business in KSA starts strong and stays compliant.

UAE’s 9% corporate tax applies to most SMEs, but eligible free zone companies can still enjoy 0% on qualifying income. Learn the differences, compliance basics, and planning steps every founder should know in 2025.