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A safe pathway to Dubai and the UAE

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January 08, 2026

While the UK is dealing with one of the largest tax rises in its recent history, many are seeing the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — and Dubai specifically — as an attractive alternative place to build a future

A safe pathway to Dubai and the UAE

The UAE has a longstanding tradition of alliance with the UK going back to Trucial States. It now has a viable business and lifestyle hub for many families and businesses.

UK businesses, from funds to tech organisations, benefit from lower taxes and common law — the law practiced in the UK — and families are seeing the UAE as a good alternative place to base their trusts and foundations compared to countries such as Switzerland. In fact, a few UK-based schools are making the decision even easier for some families, with the latest launch of Harrow School in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Many see the UAE as a gateway to the wider MENA region, which is home to some 400 million people. Indeed, as a member of the GCC, the UAE has a near EU-like trading relationship with most of its neighbours.

Apart from assisting with entry to the UAE including the setting up of companies and assisting with the move, Ruthbergs, a legal 500 ranked full service law firm founded by British expats in the UAE, helps businesses integrate with their new surroundings.

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