Company Formation for Foreign Investors
We advise you and execute on the ground — from your MISA investment license to a company operating from day one, with a written guarantee to redo any rejected transaction.
An entry blueprint built on real numbers, not estimates.
A fully licensed Saudi entity ready to operate.
Office, team, systems, and operations from day one.
The price you see is our professional fee only. Government fees are not included — they are added on top and paid to the authorities at actual cost, with zero markup. Prices in SAR, excluding VAT.
Advisory — no government fees apply
Excluding 15% VAT
An execution-ready entry document + a living financial model you own
Government fees not included — added on top at actual cost
Excluding 15% VAT
A ready-to-operate Saudi entity
Government fees not included — added on top at actual cost
Excluding 15% VAT
An operating company from day one — your team lands in a ready office
Indicative — contracts are invoiced in Saudi Riyal (SAR).
Every cost item is backed by a signed vendor quote — no market averages.
A live Excel model — change headcount or salaries, and see the 5-year impact instantly.
Take it to any provider — or execute with us, and the full fee is credited against formation.
Unlike advisory firms, we have an on-the-ground execution team in Riyadh that turns the plan into a running company.
A separate line item, added on top of our professional fee and paid to the government authorities — passed to you at actual cost. Amounts are indicative, set by the authorities, and subject to change.
| Item | Fee (SAR) |
|---|---|
| Ministry of Commerce | 2,200(≈ $590) |
| Commercial Registration (CR) | 1,200(≈ $320) |
| Articles of Association publication | 500(≈ $130) |
| Chamber of Commerce | 300 – 1,500(≈ $80 – $400) |
| GM sponsorship transfer | 2,000 – 6,000(≈ $530 – $1,600) |
| Qiwa platform | 1,200(≈ $320) |
| Muqeem portal | 1,100(≈ $290) |
| Ministry of Investment (MISA) — currently deferred | 12,000(≈ $3,200) |
| Fees due now | 8,500 – 13,700(≈ $2,270 – $3,660) |
| MISA fee (currently deferred) | 12,000(≈ $3,200) |
| Total if the MISA fee is reinstated | 20,500 – 25,700(≈ $5,470 – $6,860) |
The 12,000 SAR MISA fee is currently deferred by ministry policy and is subject to change at any time.
Government fees are paid to the authorities in Saudi Riyal (SAR).
Advisory firms hand you a plan. We hand you an operating company — our team is on the ground in Riyadh.
No juggling an accountant here, a lawyer there, a visa handler elsewhere. One point of contact, one accountability.
If any transaction is rejected due to our error, we redo it at our cost — written in the contract.
Our professional fee is published. Government fees are a separate line item, passed to you as-is with zero markup.
You don't pay everything up front. Payments are tied to clear delivery milestones.
You know exactly where every transaction stands each week — no chasing, no open questions.
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Establish the company in Riyadh quickly so they could focus on their core services.
Full company formation — commercial registration, licensing, incorporation documentation, and HR compliance support.
Request your quote and we'll set up a 30-minute call: we listen to your plans, walk you through the path, and share the expected investment — all before you sign anything.
Confirm the package that fits you and leave your details — we'll come back with a formal quote within 24 hours. No commitment.
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Yes — 100% foreign ownership is allowed in most activities via a MISA investment license, with no Saudi sponsor required.
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