Company Liquidation

Company Liquidation Dubai

Close your Dubai company properly — KPM Global Services coordinates visa cancellations, MOHRE clearance, bank account closure, licence cancellation, and DET or free zone strike-off to avoid ongoing fines and personal liability.

  • Orderly Closure
  • Visa & Licence Cancel
  • Fine Prevention

Liquidation Path

Company Liquidation Dubai

Guided Process
1Clear
2Cancel
3Close
4Strike Off

Avoid ghost company fines

Proper sequence prevents immigration blocks.

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Overview

Company liquidation process in Dubai

Company liquidation in Dubai is the formal process of closing a UAE business entity — cancelling all active visas, settling MOHRE and GDRFA obligations, closing corporate bank accounts, cancelling the trade licence, and applying for authority strike-off or deregistration.

Improper closure leaves companies accruing annual licence renewal fines, immigration violations, and potential shareholder liability. Dubai DET and free zones require clearance letters from utilities, banks, and landlords before final cancellation.

KPM Global Services manages end-to-end liquidation for mainland LLCs and free zone companies, sequencing cancellations to minimise penalties and release immigration files cleanly.

Who This Is For

Company liquidation clients

  • Shareholders closing inactive or loss-making Dubai entities
  • Businesses restructuring and dissolving subsidiary companies
  • Entrepreneurs exiting UAE market and repatriating investment
  • Companies with expired licences seeking penalty resolution and closure
  • Free zone entities not renewing packages requiring formal deregistration
  • Groups consolidating operations into a single surviving entity
How We Help

Company liquidation services

Liquidation planning

Map cancellation sequence, outstanding fines, and clearance requirements.

Visa cancellation

Cancel all employee, partner, and dependant visas linked to company.

MOHRE & labour clearance

Terminate contracts and close MOHRE labour establishment file.

Bank account closure

Coordinate final statements and bank closure letters for authority submission.

Licence cancellation

File DET or free zone cancellation with required clearance NOCs.

Strike-off completion

Obtain final deregistration confirmation from licensing authority.

Process

Six steps to liquidate a Dubai company

  1. 1

    Status audit

    Review licence status, visas, fines, bank accounts, and contracts.

  2. 2

    Shareholder resolution

    Board resolution approving company dissolution and liquidator appointment.

  3. 3

    Visa & labour clearance

    Cancel all visas and MOHRE contracts; obtain immigration clearance.

  4. 4

    Financial closure

    Settle creditors, close bank account, and obtain closure letter.

  5. 5

    Licence cancellation

    Submit cancellation application with DEWA, Ejari, and landlord NOCs.

  6. 6

    Strike-off

    Authority confirms company struck off commercial register.

Documents

Company liquidation documents

  • Board resolution approving liquidation
  • Shareholder consent and passport copies
  • Current trade licence and establishment card
  • List of active visas requiring cancellation
  • Bank account closure letter
  • DEWA and utility clearance or final bill settlement
  • Ejari termination or landlord NOC
  • Audit or financial statement if authority requires for certain entities
Pricing

Company liquidation cost factors

Liquidation costs depend on company status and outstanding obligations.

  • Accumulated licence renewal fines and immigration penalties
  • Number of visas requiring cancellation
  • DET or free zone cancellation government fees
  • Audit or liquidator requirements for certain company types
  • PRO service fees for multi-authority clearance coordination

Outstanding fines must be settled before cancellation. KPM Global Services provides closure cost estimates after status audit.

Timeline

Company liquidation timeline

Week 1

Audit & planning

Status reviewed; liquidation roadmap and costs confirmed.

Week 1–2

Visa cancellation

All immigration and labour files cleared.

Week 2–3

Financial closure

Bank closed; utility and tenancy clearances obtained.

Week 3–6

Strike-off

Licence cancelled and company deregistered.

Avoid Mistakes

Company liquidation mistakes

  • Abandoning company without formal cancellation — fines accumulate indefinitely
  • Cancelling licence before all visas are properly cancelled
  • Ignoring MOHRE contract terminations during closure
  • Missing DEWA and Ejari clearance blocking licence cancellation
  • Leaving bank account open after licence cancellation
  • Not filing final VAT and Corporate Tax returns before strike-off
Why KPM

Why Choose KPM Global Services

UAE-focused advisory

Practical guidance on company liquidation in Dubai from a Dubai-based team that works with authorities, banks, and regulators daily.

Clear documentation

Structured checklists, realistic timelines, and transparent scope so you know what is included before you proceed.

Connected services

Link setup, visas, banking, accounting, VAT, Corporate Tax, PRO, and legal support through one coordinated advisory journey.

No generic templates

Advice is tailored to your activity, shareholders, jurisdiction, and operational plans — not a one-size-fits-all package.

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FAQ

Company Liquidation Dubai — Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers about company liquidation dubai in the UAE.

Cancel visas, clear MOHRE and immigration files, close bank account, obtain utility and landlord NOCs, and submit licence cancellation to DET or free zone.

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