Création d'entreprise Publishing City
The world's first publishing free zone, built on Sharjah's book-capital status.
- Structure du capital
- 100% foreign
- Délai de mise en place
- 3 to 7 working days
- Coût de la licence
- from AED 6,500
- Permis de travail
- Packages up to 6+
Sharjah Publishing City grew from Sharjah's standing as the Arab world's book capital: publishers, printing houses, distributors and translation firms license in a zone whose activity list and ecosystem centre on the written word, physically close to the Sharjah International Book Fair engine.
SPC licences remain among the more affordable in the UAE and now extend to broad commercial activities, making the zone a practical low-cost option even for businesses beyond publishing that value its pricing over a Dubai address.
À qui convient Publishing City
- Éditeurs et distributeurs
- Impression et production de contenu
- Services de traduction et d'édition
- Entreprises générales orientées vers la réduction des coûts
Pourquoi choisir Publishing City
- Écosystème d'édition spécialisé
- Proximité du Salon international du livre de Sharjah
- Parmi les coûts de licence les plus bas des EAU
- Liste d'activités large au-delà de l'édition
- Constitution numérique rapide
Questions fréquemment posées sur Publishing City
Is SPC only for publishers?
No. Publishing anchors the zone, but its activity list covers consulting, trading, e-commerce and services generally, and its pricing attracts cost-driven businesses of every kind.
What does an SPC licence cost?
Licences start around AED 6,500 with visa-eligible packages under AED 12,000 first year, putting it alongside SHAMS at the affordable end of the market.
Why would a publisher choose Sharjah?
Sharjah's book-fair ecosystem, printing infrastructure and cultural funding programmes give regional publishers practical industry advantages no general-purpose zone offers.
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