Frequently asked questions

We are a Riyadh-based business solutions company helping entrepreneurs, investors and companies establish, operate and grow in Saudi Arabia: MISA registration and company formation, PRO services, HR and payroll, Saudization, accounting and VAT support, licensing, vendor registration, ISO readiness, technology, branding and translation.

Our office is at Bldg. 8411, No. 64, Al Olaya, Riyadh 12213, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Working days are Saturday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM KSA time. We are closed on Friday.

Yes. We help assess the route, coordinate MISA investment registration and company or branch formation, and set up administration afterwards. Approvals rest with the authorities.

Costs depend on the activity, legal form, capital requirements, government fees, premises, visas and the services you need. We give you a written quotation after understanding your case.

Timing depends on the activity, the completeness of documents (especially attested parent-company documents) and each authority's processing. We give you a realistic plan for your case rather than a fixed promise.

Yes. We study your activity and circumstances, research the official requirements and prepare a checklist and roadmap.

Yes. Recurring PRO transactions, HR administration, payroll-related support and bookkeeping can be arranged with an agreed monthly scope.

We help prepare supplier files and CCC readiness and coordinate with authorised assessors. Buyers decide on qualification.

Yes. We design identities, company profiles and stationery, and set up domains, business email, websites and social media accounts.

English, Arabic, Urdu and Hindi.

No. Registrations, licences, visas, classifications and vendor approvals are decided by the competent authorities and buyers. We prepare carefully and coordinate the process.

No. WorldWise International is an independent provider. Names of authorities and companies are used only to describe related services.

Your planned activity, ownership structure, timeline, expected headcount and any existing Saudi registrations. Please do not send passwords or ID numbers through forms or chat.

Foreign investors now register their investment with MISA rather than obtaining the former licence. The term 'MISA license' is still widely used for this step.

Registered investors keep their information current through an annual update. Missing the update can create problems, so we track it in your compliance calendar.

Under the current framework one registration can cover several eligible activities, subject to each activity's conditions.

It depends mainly on how complete and correctly attested your documents are, and on MISA's processing. We give you a realistic plan for your case.

Yes, for many activities and often with full foreign ownership, after registering the investment with MISA. Some activities have conditions or are excluded.

It varies with the activity, document readiness and authority processing. We plan realistic timelines for your case.

Not for many activities. Certain activities require Saudi participation; we check this first.

Most activities need a national address and suitable premises for the municipal licence. We confirm the premises requirements before you sign a lease.

Bldg. 8411, No. 64, Al Olaya, Riyadh 12213. We work Saturday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM KSA time.

Yes. We support clients across Saudi Arabia and abroad online, and on-site where the engagement allows.

Yes. Please book ahead by phone, WhatsApp or the consultation form so the right team member is available.

Under the new CR Law the CR does not expire, but you must confirm your registered information annually.

Yes, after registering the investment with MISA where required.

Fees depend on the number and type of transactions and whether you need monthly support. We quote after reviewing your needs; government fees are separate.

Yes, through your authorised Muqeem or Absher Business access, together with Qiwa, GOSI and insurance checks.

No. A business visit visa does not authorise employment.

No. Premium Residency is a separate product issued by the Premium Residency Center with its own criteria.

Establishments in lower bands may lose access to some labour services, such as new visas or renewals, until their status improves.

No. Each decision has its own scope, such as activity, region, size and the number of employees in the profession.

If your annual taxable supplies exceed SAR 375,000, registration is mandatory. Below that, voluntary registration may be possible above SAR 187,500.

We prepare the records and returns support and coordinate filing through your authorised ZATCA access.