Parkin introduces paid parking in Dubai's Jebel Ali industrial area and Al Furjan

Dubai company Parkin has extended paid parking to new areas: in the Jebel Ali industrial area a rate of Dh4.20 per hour applies (code 599T) with paid hours from 8:00 to 22:00, while zone 591P has opened in Al Furjan with subscriptions. Payment is accepted via the Parkin app, SMS, WhatsApp, RTA and DubaiNow, or at payment machines. Earlier, the company extended its contract with DMCC for JLT by 10 years.

Otabek YusupovFirst published on tafs uz 7 November 2026 at 13:322 min read

The key facts

In Jebel Ali Industrial, code 599T has been introduced: Dh4.20 per hour, paid parking from 8:00 to 22:00, subscriptions from Dh315 per month to Dh2,940 per year
In Al Furjan, zone 591P has opened with subscriptions: Dh1,999 per month, Dh3,999 for three months, Dh4,999 per year
In October, Parkin extended its agreement with DMCC to manage approximately 2,800 paid parking spaces in JLT for another 10 years

New paid parking zones in two Dubai districts

Drivers in certain zones of the Jebel Ali industrial area and the Al Furjan neighbourhood now pay for parking: Parkin has introduced new tariffs there, as reported by The National. In Jebel Ali Industrial, zone 599T is in operation, with the corresponding signs installed. Parking is paid from 8:00 to 22:00 at a rate of Dh4.20 per hour; in addition to hourly payment, long-term subscriptions are available via the Parkin app — Dh315 for a month, Dh840 for three months, Dh1,680 for six months and Dh2,940 for a year.

Al Furjan: zone 591P and subscriptions only

Al Furjan has been designated parking zone 591P. For residents and visitors of the marked areas, subscriptions are available: Dh1,999 for a month, Dh3,999 for three months and Dh4,999 for a year. Hourly rates for this zone are not given in the report. Public parking in both districts can be paid via the Parkin app, SMS, WhatsApp, the RTA and DubaiNow apps, as well as through payment machines.

Network expansion and the DMCC agreement

The expansion of paid zones is part of Dubai's drive to combat illegal parking and manage parking space more efficiently. In October, Parkin extended its agreement with Dubai Multi Commodities Centre to manage paid parking in Jumeirah Lakes Towers for another 10 years: the company is responsible for daily operations and payment collection through digital and physical channels at approximately 2,800 paid spaces, including 250 specially designated motorcycle spaces.