Company formation
Pillar
Choice of entity (LLC, branch, regional headquarters), articles of association, commercial registration (CR), Chamber of Commerce, national address and the registrations that follow.
Company formationFrom investment registration to your first VAT return, we scope your project, coordinate each step and keep track of progress. Each service can be taken on its own or combined; the first scoping is free.

Each card leads to a detailed guide: steps, documents, sourced government fees and timelines.
Pillar
Choice of entity (LLC, branch, regional headquarters), articles of association, commercial registration (CR), Chamber of Commerce, national address and the registrations that follow.
Company formationStep 1
Application for the investment registration certificate from the Ministry of Investment, which replaced the old "MISA license" in 2025.
MISA licenceSAIP
Clearance search, class selection, filing with the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property, and follow-up until registration.
Trademark registrationZATCA
Registration with ZATCA, mandatory above SAR 375,000 in annual taxable supplies, FATOORA e-invoicing and first returns.
VAT and ZATCAResidency
Preparing the application for the premium residency products, which let you live and do business in the Kingdom without a sponsor (kafeel).
Premium residencyBanking
Preparing the know-your-customer (KYC) pack, booking appointments and following up. The bank decides; we do not guarantee approval.
Corporate bank accountMuqeem / Qiwa
The general manager's visa and then residence permit (iqama), through the Qiwa (labour) and Muqeem (foreign residents) platforms.
Business visaA foreign company entering Saudi Arabia almost always handles three procedures in year one: forming the company, protecting its name and logo, and registering for VAT once it invoices. They depend on each other: the trade name reserved at the commercial registry should match the trademark, and ZATCA registration requires an issued CR.
The bundle puts them on one shared timeline, with a weekly written update from us. The trademark filing can start on day one, alongside company formation, so that a name conflict does not surface too late.
As with every service, the quote is written and fixed-price: it states what is included, government fees included (MISA, Ministry of Commerce, SAIP). See fees.
Your parent company can hold the Saudi subsidiary. Start by checking the requirements and preparing its documents.
Requirements for foreignersThe steps in order, from MISA registration to the bank account, with typical timelines.
Setup stepsThe calculator adds up government fees for your profile before you speak to anyone.
Cost calculatorA trademark filing does not require a Saudi company: you can protect your name before you set up.
Trademark registrationYour project, your timeline, your questions.
Whether the activity is open to foreigners, the conditions and the documents to gather. Nothing to pay before this step.
A written fixed-price quote that states what is included, government fees included. We can go through the quote with you.
Legalised and translated documents, online applications, trademark filing: we coordinate each step and tell you what is needed from you.
A weekly written update through to the registrations and the bank account.
Not for most activities. A foreign investor can own 100% of a Saudi company once MISA has issued the investment registration certificate. Some activities remain restricted or conditional, which is what the eligibility check is for.
Yes. Every service can be taken on its own. A trademark filing in particular does not require a Saudi company.
One track covering company formation, trademark filing with SAIP and VAT registration with ZATCA, with a shared timeline and our follow-up throughout.
No. Tasis Partners is a private business setup support service: we scope, coordinate and follow up. When your situation calls for legal or tax advice, we point you to a lawyer or accountant.
Much of the process runs online and by power of attorney. Opening the bank account and the general manager's residence permit usually require being in the Kingdom; those appointments are prepared in advance.
No. Decisions belong to MISA, the Ministry of Commerce, SAIP, ZATCA and the banks. We commit to scoping, replying quickly and following up, not to a third party's decision.
Information verified in September 2026. Amounts and timelines are observed ranges provided for information only. Government fees are set by Saudi authorities and may change: they are confirmed in writing in the quote before you commit to anything.
Describe your activity in a few lines: we will tell you which procedures you need, in what order, and whether the formation + trademark + VAT bundle makes sense for you.