Mirsatori law firm provides comprehensive packages and tailored solutions for business relocation, capital reallocation, and family immigration, including obtaining a Golden Visa in the United Arab Emirates.
Feeling the tax squeeze
in the UK? Relocating to
the UAE is a great solution!
- Emirates ID for you, your family and employees of your company
- Opening bank accounts with a guarantee of confidentiality
- Fast asset and business relocation to the Arab Emirates
- Tailored property options for securing a Golden Visa
Off-the-shelf solutions and a personalized relocation plan from the UK to the UAE
- Emirates ID — comprehensive legal support in obtaining a long-term UAE residence permit and residency status for family members, company employees, staff.
- Relocation of business and assets to the UAE — tailor-made proposals and developed routes for the transfer of fixed capital to a loyal jurisdiction to optimize the tax burden and generate additional profits.
- Opening bank accounts in the UAE — obtaining a reliable payment instrument for capital protection and growth thanks to our company’s successful co-operation with UAE financial institutions.
- Selection of highly liquid real estate for a Golden Visa in the UAE — an opportunity to choose a property from our extensive partner base at a price starting from 550 thousand USD (420 thousand GBP/2 million AED) accompanied by our manager or via video link.
- Capital transfer from UK to UAE and other countries — fast cryptocurrency transfer with transparent conditions and low commission percentage with no limits on the number of transactions.
Advantages of relocation in the United
Arab Emirates
Economic stability, high standard of living and security are ensured by the country's legislation and relevant international agreements.
Freedom of travelling, business development and transcontinental transactions in Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America.
Guarantee of confidentiality of the business owner's personal data, as well as non-disclosure of assets in the UAE and abroad.
Cost optimisation through zero tax rate and unlimited access to international investment and commercial activities.
Access to doing business in the UAE global market without import and export duties with 100 per cent capital ownership.
Significant increase in sales volume due to the high solvency of the Arab market and the unified customs space of the Gulf countries.
Comprehensive services and tailored solutions for those affected by the changes in UK tax law:
- Non-tax residents
- Business owners
- Investors
Taxes and currency transactions
Main taxes in the UAE and the UK
| Taxes in the UAE | Taxes in the UK |
|---|---|
| 0% tax on dividends | 8.75% / 33.75% / 39.35% dividend tax on amounts from 648 USD (500 GBP / 2400 AED |
| 0% income tax | 20–45 % income tax from 16,283 USD (12,571 GBP / 77,500 AED) |
| 0 % tax on capital gains | 20–28 % capital gains tax (10 % in exceptional cases) |
| 0–5% VAT | 20% VAT (standard rate) |
| 0–9 % corporate tax | 19% and up corporate tax |
| 0–5% tax on real estate transactions | 5–12% on the cost of an object valued at 324,000 USD (250,000 GBP / 1,190,000 AED) or above |
| 0% tax on cryptocurrency transactions | 10–20% tax on cryptocurrency transactions (VAT) |
Comparison of foreign exchange transaction fees in the UAE and the UK
| The UAE | The UK |
|---|---|
| AED to EUR — 0–2 % | GBP to EUR — 5 % |
| AED to USD — 0 % | GBP to USD — 5 % |
| AED to BTC — 0,08–0,1 % | GBP to BTC — 10 % |
What issues could you face in the United Kingdom?
Starting from April 6, 2025, UK residents will encounter changes in tax legislation that could have negative consequences. The UK government has announced the replacement of the permanent residency regime with a new four-year system for taxing foreign income and capital (FIG). These changes will affect both those who already reside in the UK and those planning to relocate.
Key changes:
- Tightening of the tax regime: All foreign income will be taxed, even if it is not transferred to the UK.
- New tax on transfers: From 2025, a 12% tax will be introduced on money transfers to the UK.
- Restriction of Overseas Workday Relief (OWR): The tax exemption on income earned abroad for non-residents will only apply for the first three years under the FIG regime.
- Tax on foreign income and trusts: Starting in 2025, those who do not qualify under the new FIG regime will be taxed on 50% of their foreign income, and from 2026, on the entire amount.
- Inheritance tax: In the future, it will be based on the principle of residency, increasing tax liabilities for those who have lived in the UK for a long time.
Property & Golden Visa
Mirsatori specialists will personally select for you a proven and profitable property with the right to pay for it in cryptocurrency. The selection of the property is done in real time with a video review or in person accompanied by a company manager. Purchased real estate on the amount of 2 million AED gives access to the design 10-year gold vizzy in the UAE, which practically equates resident in the rights to the country’s citizens and allows them to immigrate in the United Arab Emirates all family.
Examples of property in the UAE at a price starting from 550 k USD:
2 bedroom apartment, Elvira, Dubai Hills Estate, 2,450,000 AED
2 bedroom apartment, Park Point, Dubai Hills Estate, 2,200,000 AED
1 bedroom flat, Acacia, Dubai Hills Estate, 2,050,000 AED
3 bedroom villa, La Violeta 2, Villanova, 2,400,000 AED
4 bedrooms townhouse in Portofino in DAMAC Lagoons (freehold), 193 m²
4 bedroom villa in Dubai at The Valley (freehold), 260 m²
Having purchased real estate in the UAE you get:
- Profit in case of sale, given the annually growing demand.
- UAE Golden Visa for 10 years.
- Quality apartments and the best location.
- High profitability when renting out the property.
- Investment protection due to the stable economy and legal system of the UAE.
- Minimal real estate maintenance costs.
Property purchased in the UK at a price from 550 k USD:
2 bedroom flat, Brinklow House, Torquay Street, London, 425,000 GBP
2 bedroom flat in London at Canonbury, Islington, (Right to rent: 94 years left), 62 m²
The actual expenses involved in buying real estate in the UK:
- Increased stamp duty for overseas investors.
- Annual property tax for a company.
- Tax on the sale of property for non-residents.
- Up to 40% tax on inheritance of property.
- Increase in property tax in 2025.
- Risks due to fluctuations in property prices after Brexit.
Exclusive offer: property in UAE with Golden Visa for 10 years
