Plan the onward sale and shipment
Identify the inbound supplier, receiving party, final destination and intended customs movement before the first arrival. Tell us whether the goods will be stored, consolidated, repacked or transferred into different equipment.
Keep quantities, cargo descriptions, marks and commercial parties consistent with the actual goods and transaction. Any change to the shipment documents must reflect the real movement.
Connect the stages in the UAE
- Inbound freight, release and container haulage where required
- Receiving and storage through our JAFZA facility where suitable
- Consolidation, repacking, cross-stuffing or securing as agreed
- Preparation of the outbound booking and relevant customs documentation
- Release from storage and delivery to the agreed outbound handover point
A plan for mixed destinations
If part of the stock will be re-exported and part released to the UAE mainland, identify the quantities and receiving parties for each movement. Separate release instructions help connect stock records, declarations and transport.
Free-zone treatment and mainland release have different requirements. Storage does not by itself establish a duty or tax exemption; the applicable procedure must be checked for the goods.
Details to send
- Origin, UAE arrival point and final destination
- Commodity, packing list, dimensions and gross weight
- Responsible trading parties and intended customs movement
- Storage period and any cargo preparation or transfer requirements
- Outbound readiness, equipment and delivery instructions
Further guidance
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Can goods be stored before the onward shipment is arranged?
Include the expected storage period and goods in the enquiry. Our JAFZA team confirms suitability and space, with handling and dispatch requirements agreed before arrival.
Can the UAE mainland and overseas orders use the same stock?
Tell us the proposed split and the receiving parties. The team reviews the storage, release and customs arrangements for each flow; the same treatment should not be assumed for both.
