What’s it like to live in Kalba?
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kalba is a city in the Emirate of Sharjah. The Khor Kalba mangrove swamp, a nature reserve, is southwest of Khartoum by the Omani border
Kalba is the most popular ecotourism destination in the UAE, with the opportunity to spot wildlife while trekking, kayaking, and scuba diving.
In addition to ecotourism, the city offers a variety of water activities and an opportunity to explore the history of the emirate. There are several roads that branch off the E99 highway or Rugaylat Road, including Corniche Street.
Find out more about removals to Sharjah or removals to the UAE.
Where can I live in Kalba?
Villas dominate the city, with only a few apartment buildings. It is near the Gulf of Oman due to its eastern coast location. The city is divided into several distinct neighbourhoods and sub-neighbourhoods, each with its own amenities.
In the city are many parks, schools, and recreational spaces, especially for ecotourism.
The Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq) is attempting to boost tourism by developing the city as fast as possible.
The western end of Kalba is known for its mangrove reserves and heritage sites.
Transport in Kalba:
Getting to the city from Sharjah takes around one hour and fifteen minutes via Sharjah – Kalba Road (E102). Fujairah is connected to the city via Rugaylat Road (E99) and shares a beach strip with it.
Public transportation options in and around Kalba include taxis and buses. Everyday commutes are largely undertaken in private vehicles by residents.
You can learn more about moving to Kalba by contacting our team or read more about our removals to Ajman or removals to Dubai.
Other Popular Destinations
FAQ
Yes, you can ship your vehicle to the Middle East, but you will need to comply with certain requirements. Generally, you will need to provide proof of ownership, a valid driver’s license, and insurance documents. Some countries in the Middle East may also require additional documentation such as import permits or emissions certificates. Your Move Manager can provide more information on the specific requirements for your vehicle’s shipment. It’s important to note that shipping a vehicle can be a complex process and may require additional fees, so it’s best to discuss your options with your Move Manager.
Customs regulations can vary depending on the specific country in the Middle East that you are shipping to. Generally, you will need to provide a detailed inventory of your belongings, a commercial invoice, and a bill of lading or air waybill. Depending on the nature of your shipment, you may also need additional documentation such as permits or licenses. It’s important to work with a trusted and experienced international removals company like John Mason International to ensure that you comply with all relevant regulations.
