Import declarations
Duty assessment, payment coordination and release for cargo entering the UAE.
Ship agency · Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
Import, export, transit and ship-spares declarations prepared, submitted and followed with UAE customs by our in-house clearance team.
Overview
A single error on a declaration is the most common reason cargo is held at the port. Our clearance team checks every file against current requirements before it is submitted — and follows it until the cargo is released.
We clear cargo for vessels we attend as agents, and for shippers, receivers and forwarders who simply need a reliable broker in Ras Al Khaimah and across the UAE.
What's included
Duty assessment, payment coordination and release for cargo entering the UAE.
Export declarations and re-export of goods previously imported or stored.
Transit declarations for cargo moving through the UAE to neighbouring countries.
Owners' spares and stores cleared in transit and delivered to vessels in port or at anchor.
Cargo held under bond or temporarily admitted for projects, repairs or re-export.
Correct tariff classification and duty assessment before the declaration is lodged.
Coordination of permits for restricted or controlled goods with the relevant authorities.
Our team attends customs inspections and resolves queries on the spot.
Delivery orders and gate passes collected so trucks can move as soon as cargo is released.
How it works
Invoice, packing list, B/L or AWB and any certificates sent to our team.
Classification, values and permits verified; missing items flagged before arrival.
Declaration submitted and duties confirmed with you.
Inspections attended; release and delivery order obtained.
Cargo released to your truck or to our transport team.
What we need from you
What you receive
FAQ
Can't find your answer? Our operations desk replies around the clock on WhatsApp or at [email protected].
It depends on the cargo and whether an inspection is selected. With complete and correct documents most declarations move quickly — which is why we check every file and flag missing items before the cargo arrives.
Yes. We regularly clear owners' spares and stores in transit and deliver them to vessels alongside or at anchorage by launch.
Imports must be declared by an importer registered with UAE customs. If you do not have one, contact us and we will explain the options available for your shipment.
Start with the commercial invoice and the bill of lading or air waybill. We will tell you exactly what else applies to your cargo.
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