The situation.
Sophie wants a clearer view of her Dubai affairs: which documents are current, who is responsible for each task and what needs attention next. She needs practical coordination around her existing work, rather than another disconnected introduction.
01 · The planning approach
Establish the position
Bring the company activity, existing provider arrangements, licence and residence documents into a single review. Identify missing information and dates that need confirmation.
02 · The planning approach
Coordinate the company work
Agree a task list with the relevant formation, licensing and accounting providers. Separate renewals, bookkeeping and any changes to the business so each has a clear owner.
03 · The planning approach
Prepare the banking conversation
Clarify the business activity, expected payments and documents the bank requests. Coordinate an appropriate introduction where available; the bank makes its own onboarding decision.
04 · The planning approach
Keep access and continuity organised
Map the important accounts, authorised people and document locations. Agree a practical review calendar and recovery plan, keeping passwords and recovery secrets separate.
A clear scope before the work.
A defined coordination assignment, followed by ongoing support if needed. Scope, responsibilities and fees are agreed first; specialist providers retain their own engagement terms.
This example explains how we approach the work. Individual eligibility, provider acceptance and permissions need their own assessment.
