Shiraz International Health City is a comprehensive medical and tourism complex in Shiraz, designed to support medical, educational, research, and health tourism services at national and international levels. The zone provides a suitable platform for domestic and foreign investment and is not directly responsible for delivering medical or health tourism services; rather, it develops and provides the required infrastructure.
The zone is currently in the investor attraction phase. In the near future, however, a wide range of services will be available, including specialized medical centers, medical clinics, accommodation and tourism facilities, rehabilitation centers, and welfare services.
As the zone is currently in the development and investment phase, a definitive timeline for the commencement of operations has not yet been established. However, negotiations with prospective investors are ongoing, and the infrastructure is being progressively prepared for operational readiness.
The zone will include specialized hospitals, subspecialty clinics, rehabilitation centers, luxury hotels and accommodation facilities, a botanical garden, eco-tourism spaces, research centers, and educational institutions for physicians and healthcare professionals.
The zone will offer a calm, modern, and fully equipped environment for patients and health tourists, enabling them to receive high‑quality medical services while also enjoying a comfortable setting for rest and recovery after treatment.
Yes. Interested parties may visit the prepared lands and developed plots. Although the infrastructure is still under completion, site visits and the purchase of plots with designated land uses are currently possible.
Both domestic and international investors may participate in various medical, tourism, hospitality, and service sectors. Subdivided plots are available to applicants through either direct purchase or installment-based payment plans.
Yes. Investors benefit from up to a seven‑year tax exemption, along with permanent customs duty‑free privileges.
Key specialties such as cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and other major medical and surgical fields are planned for this zone.
Yes. The zone has been specifically designed for health tourism and will offer a comprehensive range of services for international patients, including consultation, interpretation, travel and accommodation coordination, as well as advanced medical treatments.
A diverse range of accommodation options is planned, including luxury hotels and suites, eco-lodges, and multi-bedroom apartment units designed to accommodate families.
Yes. The zone will be equipped with advanced medical technologies, including modern imaging systems, robotic surgery, and state‑of‑the‑art diagnostic equipment.
Yes. Specialized training programs, fellowship opportunities, continuing professional education, and scientific and research collaborations with international centers are among the key objectives of this zone.
A formal contract will be concluded with the investor, and upon completion of the project, full ownership of the land (six‑dang title deed) will be transferred to the investor.
