Renewing your RAKEZ licence is straightforward if you start early and have the right documents ready. This guide covers the 2026 online renewal process, expected fees, multi-year options and what to do if your licence has already expired.
Key takeaways:
Log into the RAKEZ Portal 360 or Mobile App, or ask your agent to confirm the expiry date and current renewal fee. Starting early avoids late fines and service blocks.
Confirm your tenancy or flexi-desk, establishment card, Emirates ID and visas are valid. Clear any outstanding fines and ensure UBO, ESR and corporate tax filings are up to date where applicable.
Complete the online renewal form in the RAKEZ Portal 360 or authorise your agent to file on your behalf. Select one-year or multi-year renewal at this stage.
Pay by card, instalments, Tabby, direct debit, e-wallet, Al Ansari Exchange, bank transfer or payment link. Keep the receipt for your records.
Once payment is confirmed, your renewed e-licence is issued instantly in most cases. Print or store a copy and set a reminder for next year.
These ranges reflect RAKEZ 2026 government fee schedules and typical agent market rates. Add roughly AED 3,000–5,000 per visa renewal and AED 1,500 for an establishment card renewal.
Avoid one annual price increase and one renewal cycle.
Best balance of price certainty and upfront commitment.
Maximum price protection for stable, long-term businesses.
Third-party sources report late fines of approximately AED 50 per day. The exact amount can vary by package and overdue period, so treat this as a rough guide and renew as early as possible.
An expired licence can block bank transactions, visa renewals, contract signing and government services. Renew immediately to restore normal operations.
For help, contact RAKEZ renewal support at customerservice@rakez.com, call 600 577 000 / +971 7 204 1111, or log into eportal.rakez.com.