FREE ZONE FILE
Fujairah Oil Industry Zone
In short
Not a place where you buy a licence. It is a regulated petroleum zone that leases terminal and tank farm land to hydrocarbon operators, with eighteen oil terminals and around seventy million barrels of storage. There is no company formation flow, no price list, and no small business path. It is listed here so that nobody is sold a package in a zone that does not sell packages.
Prices on requestPackages
No package price is published. No package, no price, no online application. Entry is a negotiated land lease, opened through a potential investor form and a company profile.
✓ Verified by Free Zone Radar means the line was read on the zone's own product page or in an official document it publishes, on the date shown at the foot of this page. It covers what the line states, including a size, a visa quota or the fact that the zone publishes no price there. Blog only means an article on the zone's site, editorial and not contractual. Not published means the zone says nothing at all on the subject.
Visas
Offices and desks
Year two, and closing down
The two figures that decide the real cost over time, and that a first-year price cannot tell you on its own.
Renewal, per year
Not published.
Closing the company
Not published.
Other fees and penalties
Binding terms
- Activity is restricted to the hydrocarbon industry: storage, terminals, refined products, processing, bunkering and hydrocarbon trading.
- Entry is capital intensive and negotiated case by case, through the potential investor form or by writing to info@foiz.gov.ae.
- The official domain is foiz.gov.ae. Any price you find elsewhere comes from an intermediary, not from the zone.
What to ask them directly
- Every price, without exception.
- Any licence type or activity list.
- Any visa quota or visa cost.
- Any incorporation timeline.
- Any renewal or closure cost.
Where every figure above comes from
- foiz.gov.ae
- foiz.gov.ae/about
- foiz.gov.ae/potential_investors
AED 1,000 back on this zone
This zone pays us an introduction fee, and we hand AED 1,000 of it back to you once your trade licence has actually been issued. You pay the zone exactly what you would pay going direct, we never take a dirham from you, and the cashback is only due if you filled in the Free Zone Radar form first.
Figures quoted from the zone are left in the language the zone published them in, so you can check them word for word. This file is available in English and French. The comparator itself is in Arabic too.