Secure a substantial Sharjah free-zone warehouse with enough immigration capacity to support a growing workforce rather than choosing a low-cost licence first and solving space later.
REAL CLIENT CASE STUDY · CASE 40
SAIF Zone Warehouse & Workforce Base
Industrial / warehouse-led free-zone planning
Industrial & Logistics
EXPLANATORY DIAGRAM · CASE 40
01Facility size
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02licence/deposits
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03immigration infrastructure
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04workforce capacity
Warehouse600 m²*
Source visa quota45*
Historical Y1 discounted totalAED 226,615*
Historical renewal baseAED 219,115*
The warehouse, deposits, licence, registration, utility deposit, immigration card, e-channel and visa costs all interact. The commercial question is the total operating footprint, not the headline licence fee.
The source investigation modelled a 600 m² SAIF Zone warehouse with a stated 45-visa quota and separated first-year refundable deposits from recurring annual costs and per-person immigration expenses.
Warehouse businesses fail when the setup is priced as a licence instead of a facility-and-workforce system. We show the full operating stack before commitment.