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Sharjah International Airport is often the point of entry into the UAE for visitors from the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent. The airport serves other worldwide destinations, but the majority of tourists, usually land in the nearby Emirate of Dubai, making their way to Sharjah from there. The airport is well-connected to both Sharjahitself …

Most visitors to Sharjah will probably be entering through the Dubai International Airport if arriving by air. The airport is located in the neighbouring Emirate of Dubai, but getting there from Sharjah is possible with public transport. First, travellers may use the inter-Emirate bus line that departs from Al Jabal bus station (next to the …

Sharjah boasts a relatively new public bus system, with bus lines connecting most of the city's key locations to one another. Bright-orange buses stop at designated bus stops (wave to the driver to make sure he does make a stop). Tickets may be bought directly from the driver, but an electronic pre-paid "Sayer Card" …

Taxis are widely available, and most licensed taxis are now equipped with meters. Sharjah Taxi +971 6 535 6111 Emirates taxi +971 6 539 6666 Union Taxi +971 6 532 …

There are a few post offices around town. Most are closed on Fridays and public holidays, and may have shorter working hours during Ramadan. Mail in the UAE is usually not delivered to the physical address but to a P.O. box, which have to be paid rent for (a service not normally available to …

Pharmacies can be found throughout the city, and there is often one in any large shopping mall. Some locations include: Alia Pharmacy (open 24 hours) +971 6 565 0597 Al Arouba St (next to Lulu Centre) Bin Sina Pharmacy (open 24 hours) +971 6 556 7662 Buhaira, Al Majaz …

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220-240 Volts, plugs used are European, British and Indian (may vary by establishment). …