Chat with us
+971 4 4542366 Flyingcolour +971 554413566

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs & Interernational Cooperation

World Class PRO Services Across UAE

Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) acts as a key link between UK businesses and  the wider international landscape. It oversees foreign relations, coordinates with other UAE ministries, and provides essential services to British entrepreneurs and the global business community operating in the Emirates.
 This section outlines MoFAIC’s role in business registration for UK companies. When a foreign entity, including those based in the UK, wishes to open a branch in the UAE, all parent company documents (such as the Articles of Association, Certificate of Incorporation, and Board Resolution) must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and    International Cooperation (MoFAIC) both in the UK and in the UAE.
 In addition to business documents, any personal documents intended for official use in the UAE, such as educational qualifications, birth or marriage certificates, must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) to be considered valid for visa applications or other legal procedures.
 Even invoices issued in the UK or outside the UAE must have the authenticity of signatures and company stamps verified by both UK and UAE authorities to be accepted in official processes.
What are pro services 1

Contact Us Now

Flyingcolour® provides comprehensive support for all types of company registrations across the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with a particular focus on the needs of UK-based entrepreneurs and investors. We specialise in setting up Mainland, Free Zone, and Offshore companies in all Emirates including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and beyond. Our services also cover streamlined corporate bank account openings with leading local banks, ensuring your business is operational without unnecessary delays. With strong relationships across UAE Government Departments and banking institutions, we ensure your setup process is smooth, efficient, and fully compliant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Attestation confirms the origin and authenticity of documents before UAE authorities accept them for company, employment, education or family procedures.

Examples include degrees, birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, incorporation documents and board resolutions.

Not always. Depending on the document and purpose, UAE embassy and Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation or certified Arabic translation may also be required.

Many steps can be coordinated while documents are in Britain, but the precise chain depends on document type and issuing authority.

Timing varies with the document, issuing body, courier, apostille and embassy or UAE processing requirements.

Yes. Differences in names, dates or spelling can delay acceptance and may require supporting declarations or corrected documents.