Business Setup
License renewal for consulting
For consulting, licences renew against rules that moved: the gap is priced (new fees, new approvals or an activity amendment) before you decide.
We run it ourselves
Renewal tracking runs on the same desk and data Sijil uses for its own clients' post-setup loop.
Live in productionDeliverables
What lands on your desk
Expiry calendar across licence, visas and permits
Renewal priced early, with this year's rule changes flagged
Filing and payment through Sijil's partner desk
Post-renewal audit: visas, quota and permits still aligned
Methodology
Operational execution
Audit the file: licence, visas, permits, standing
Price this year's renewal against current rules
Desk files, pays and follows until issued
Calendar resets; next renewal tracked automatically
Sector Focus
Industry-specific requirements
Critical sector priorities
Consulting is light on approvals and heavy on bankability: the structure and the activity decide how a bank reads you.
How our capabilities map to this industry
We pick the jurisdiction that keeps your consulting invoice-able and the account openable, then file through the desk.
Sector FAQ
Straight answers to technical questions
How early should renewal start?
Thirty days before expiry is the safe window for most authorities: late enough not to lose validity time, early enough that a missing document or a rule change cannot turn into fines.
What if my activity rules changed?
Then we price the gap: new fees, new approvals or a required activity amendment. You see the delta before deciding, because amending at renewal is sometimes cheaper than renewing as-is.
Do you take over licences you didn't set up?
Yes, after a file audit (licence, visas and standing with the authority), because taking a renewal blind is how desks end up apologising to their clients.
We build. We prove. Then we serve.
Start with your specific requirements.
One WhatsApp message in Arabic or English: your initial assessment is returned with exact numbers from our calculation engine, not a sales brochure.
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