تأسيس شركتك في السعودية
Company formation, trademark, VAT: we run your file end to end and coordinate licensed partners for the regulated steps. Every figure on this site links to its official source.
Three workstreams every newcomer has to open. We run them together so you don't bounce between authorities.
From checking your activity to opening the bank account, through MISA, the articles of association and the commercial registration.
Prior search, class selection, filing through a SAIP-registered agent, follow-up until the certificate is issued.
ZATCA registration, e-invoicing, filing calendar: start trading without penalties.
Formation, trademark and VAT are usually sold separately, by different firms. We coordinate them as one project: one timeline, one advisor, one written proposal.
Some acts are reserved for licensed Saudi professionals. Here is, step by step, what we do ourselves and what others handle.
Table 1
| Step | Tasis | Licensed partner | Authority | You |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eligibility check for your activity | ||||
| Parent company and manager documents | ||||
| Apostille and certified Arabic translation | ||||
| Investment registration (MISA) | ||||
| Articles, commercial registration, chamber of commerce | ||||
| Ejar lease, national address, municipal licence | ||||
| Bank account opening | ||||
| Trademark filing (SAIP) | ||||
| VAT registration (ZATCA) |
For a services company with a complete file. Activities that need a sector licence take longer.
Week 0
30 minutes to check the activity, choose the legal form and list the documents.
Weeks 1–2
Parent company documents, apostille, certified Arabic translations.
Weeks 2–3
Online filing of the investment file and payment of the fee set by the Ministry.
Weeks 3–5
Articles of association, commercial registration, chamber of commerce, national address.
Weeks 4–8
Bank account, ZATCA, GOSI, Qiwa, manager's visa and iqama.
The trademark follows its own timeline (examination, publication, registration): we file it at the start so it runs in parallel.
We are a young firm. Instead of promises, commitments you can check.
We confirm your activity is open to foreign investors before proposing anything.
Scope, steps, timeline and fees set out in writing after the first call.
MISA, commercial registration and SAIP fees are passed on without mark-up, with receipts.
On WhatsApp or by email, in your language.
What moved, what is blocked, what we need from you.
Every amount and timeline published here links to an official source and shows when it was last checked.
Tasis Partners was founded by Nathan Fenina, founder of the Décupler agency. He started Tasis after noticing that founders looking at Saudi Arabia find either firms built for large corporates, or contradictory and outdated information.
You deal with the same person from the first call to the bank account. Regulated acts go through licensed Saudi professionals, whom we coordinate for you.
About us
Yes, in most activities. Since the revised Investment Law (February 2025), foreign investors obtain an investment registration certificate from MISA and can hold the entire share capital, except in restricted activities. See the requirements for foreigners.
Budget for MISA fees (set case by case), commercial registration, legalisation, an office and visas. Our cost calculator breaks down every line with its source. Share capital is not an expense: it stays in the company's account.
Most steps are done remotely. A trip is usually needed to open the bank account and obtain the manager's iqama; we plan it to keep it short.
The Saudi market is far larger, and many public and semi-public buyers favour companies with a local presence. The trade-off is a more demanding process, which is where support pays off.
No. Tasis Partners is a private advisory service. We coordinate your file and work with licensed professionals for the steps that require them. Decisions rest with MISA, the Ministry of Commerce, SAIP and ZATCA.
Thirty minutes to check your activity, choose the right legal form and leave with a realistic timeline. No commitment.