FREE ZONE FILE
RAK ICC, RAK International Corporate Centre
What we think
A complete, dated 2026 fee schedule, incorporation, renewal, late penalties and dissolution all published. It is a registry, not a free zone: no visa, no office, and a compulsory registered agent whose own onboarding fee of AED 12,500 dwarfs the incorporation.
Publishes its prices, including renewalPackages
- Incorporation of an IBC
- Registered agent compulsory, billed separately
- Incorporation with a two-year term
- Incorporation with a three-year term
Where each line was read: product page, a commercial commitment on the zone's own site. Official document, a downloadable schedule, regulation or terms. Blog only, an article on the zone's site, editorial and not contractual. Not published, the zone does not say.
Visas
Offices and desks
Year two, and closing down
The two figures nobody advertises. A cheap first year means nothing if year two doubles, and nothing at all if leaving costs a fortune.
Renewal, per year
AED 3,950 for one year, AED 7,250 for two years, AED 10,650 for three years. Late renewal is surcharged at 10, 15, 25 then 50 percent as the delay lengthens.
Closing the company
AED 1,500 to dissolve plus AED 850 for the dissolution certificate, so AED 2,350 in total.
Other fees and penalties
Binding terms
- An RAK ICC company must appoint a licensed registered agent, which is a compulsory recurring cost.
- An offshore company carries no residence visa and no physical premises.
- Multi-year terms are cheaper per year than annual renewal.
- Late renewal penalties escalate from 10 percent to 50 percent.
What this zone does not publish
- Trade name reservation fee.
- Minimum share capital requirement.
- Audit obligation.
- Registered agent fees, which are set by each agent and not published by the registry.
- Any agent or referral commission terms.
Where every figure above comes from
- rakicc.com, 2026 fee schedule
Read on the zone's official site on 13 aout 2026. We print the addresses rather than link them, so you can check any figure word for word, and so this page stays a comparison rather than a doorway.
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.