Port, airport and media zones at competitive rates.
Sharjah’s free zones sit next to the emirate’s airport and seaports, which suits importers, distributors and light manufacturers, while its media zone is a common choice for publishing, marketing and creative businesses.
We compare the zones on licence cost, visa quota and facility type, then take care of the application, establishment card and visas.
Around 4–8 working days.
Costs depend on your activity, visas and office. Use the cost calculator for an itemised estimate.
Activity selection and trade name, initial approvals, the memorandum and licence application, tenancy or desk paperwork, establishment card, visas and Emirates ID, and the documents your bank will ask for. You get one point of contact and a clear list of what is needed from you.
It covers publishing, advertising and production activities and is issued by the media zone; the process is otherwise similar.
Yes — a trading licence with a warehouse or storage agreement covers import, storage and re-export.
Tell us what you plan to do and how many visas you need. We will send the exact cost and the document list the same working day.
Talk to an advisorChoose everything that applies — one licence can hold more than one activity. This decides your licence type.
These decide your jurisdiction, visa allocation and the final package.
Offshore companies are not issued UAE residence visas.
So we can send the estimate over and follow up with the right guidance.
Estimates only. Government fees change through the year and depend on your activity, shareholders and chosen authority. Send us your details and we will confirm the exact cost in writing.