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Your MISA investment licence defines exactly what your company may do. Pick the right activity codes first — changing them later takes time.
Foreign documents usually need notarisation, legalisation and a certified Arabic translation. This is often the longest step, so begin on day one.
Saudization (Nitaqat) quotas vary by sector and company size. Build local hiring into your plan from the start.
VAT registration and e-invoicing (FATOORA) are mandatory once you meet the thresholds. Set up your accounting to comply from launch.
If you plan to bid for government contracts, a Regional Headquarters (RHQ) in the Kingdom is generally required. The programme also comes with dedicated incentives.
From licence to first invoice can take several months. Budget for setup costs, premises and salaries before revenue starts, and run steps in parallel wherever possible.