Why Dubai
Dubai is a regional logistics hub: Jebel Ali port and DXB/DWC airports link Europe with the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. Many companies use free zones for re-export.
What to know
- Documents often require a certificate of origin and its legalisation.
- Alcohol, pharma, food and similar goods need separate permits.
- The UAE importer must hold a valid licence and import code.
- For containers choose a term (FOB, CIF, DAP) stating clearly who pays destination charges.
Send the cargo details and we will propose an air or sea option with price and timing.
Key documents
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin (often chamber-attested)
- AWB or Bill of Lading
- UAE importer licence and import code
Frequently asked questions
How long does air cargo take to Dubai?
Typically 1–3 days, depending on connection and customs.
Do I need a certificate of origin?
Often yes, as UAE customs may request it. Requirements depend on the product, so we confirm per shipment.