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Removals to Ra's al-Khaimah

Ra’s al-Khaimah, UAE

About Ra's al-Khaimah

As part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Ra’s Al Khaimah (RAK) is one of seven emirates. Most of the emirate’s residents live in Ra’s Al Khaimah, sometimes abbreviated as RAK or RAK City. 

Where can I live?

You can easily get a sea-view apartment in Ra’s Al Khaimah much cheaper than in Dubai and Sharjah. 

 


While Sharjah and Ajman are popular for affordable living, they lack the abundance of luxury properties that Ra’s Al Khaimah is known for.

 

RAK has an extensive range of high-end properties including spacious villas, beach facing apartments and other luxury facilities. All that paired with Ras Al Khaimah’s upscale vibe, makes it desirable for people to live in Ras Al Khaimah and work in Dubai, UAE. 

Transport in Ra’s al-Khaimah

RAK City has metered taxis as its primary mode of public transport, while public buses are available on long-haul routes and serve smaller towns. Additionally, you can easily move around by car too. 

Ra’s al-Khaimah, UAE
Ra’s al-Khaimah, UAE

Interesting Facts

Ra’s Al Khaimah means ‘top of the tent’, which refers to its location in the northernmost part of the UAE 

Including the iconic 18th-century Dhayah Fort, Ras Al Khaimah has 18 historic fortifications, castles, and towers and is one of the world’s largest urban parks. Jebel Jais is the highest mountain in the UAE. 

The adventure capital of the UAE is Ra’s Al Khaimah, which has thrilling highlights including the world’s longest zipline – the Jebel Jais Flight at 2.83km long, and the Jais Sky Tour. 

Frequently Asked Questions

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.