Our team is based in Riyadh, so we work with founders on the practical side of setup: activity research, MISA and commercial registration, premises licences, employer platforms and the monthly administration that follows.
Why set up in Riyadh
- Access to ministries, regulators and major buyers based in the capital
- Regional headquarters of global companies and large projects
- A deep talent pool and international schools for relocating staff
- Business districts such as Al Olaya, King Abdullah Financial District and the northern corridors
- Direct international flights through King Khalid International Airport
Setup steps in Riyadh
- Assess the activity, ownership and premises needs
- Register with MISA if foreign investment applies
- Obtain the commercial registration and Chamber membership
- Choose premises and obtain the Balady licence and Civil Defense approval where required
- Register for tax and set up the employer platforms
- Hire, onboard and run payroll through WPS
Premises in Riyadh
Premises must suit the activity. Offices, shops, restaurants, salons and warehouses each have different municipal and safety requirements. We check the requirements with you before you sign a lease, so the location supports the licence you need.
After launch
Once operating, companies in Riyadh manage recurring obligations: payroll and WPS files, GOSI updates, iqama and permit renewals, VAT returns, the annual CR confirmation and MISA update, and Nitaqat monitoring. Our monthly PRO, HR and bookkeeping support keeps these on one calendar.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reach your Riyadh team?
Call or WhatsApp +966 50 144 6995 or email [email protected], Saturday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM KSA time. Our office address is on the Contact page.
Can you support clients outside Riyadh?
Yes. We support clients across Saudi Arabia and abroad online, and on-site where the engagement allows.
Can I visit your office for a consultation?
Yes. Please book ahead by phone, WhatsApp or the consultation form so the right team member is available.
This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice. Requirements change and depend on your activity, ownership and location. Decisions rest with the competent authorities.

