Customs Clearance Agent for Dubai Port
Clearance built around readiness: documents checked before submission, descriptions tight enough to avoid classification queries, inspections coordinated and release planned.
Clearance built around readiness: documents checked before submission, descriptions tight enough to avoid classification queries, inspections coordinated and release planned.
| Typical clearance | 1–2 working days with complete documents |
|---|---|
| Systems | Mirsal 2 |
| Ports covered | Dubai Port, DXB airport, DWC airport |
| Licence | Authorised UAE customs clearance agent |
What is included
- Documentation readiness review: invoice, packing list, shipment references
- Commodity description clarity checks to reduce classification queries
- HS code classification guidance
- Mirsal 2 declaration coordination
- Inspection coordination and release planning
- Post-release movement planning for UAE delivery or warehouse handover
How it runs
Send the paperwork
BL or AWB reference, invoice, packing list.
Readiness review
We flag anything that would trigger a query before it is submitted.
Declaration
Mirsal 2 submission with duty calculation confirmed up front.
Inspection
Where selected, we attend and coordinate the inspection.
Release & move
Release secured, then delivery or warehouse handover as planned.
Documents to have ready
- Bill of Lading or Air Waybill
- Commercial invoice with clear commodity descriptions and values
- Packing list with quantities, cartons, weights and dimensions
- Certificate of origin where required
- Delivery location and timing preference after release
Where this goes wrong
- Most clearance delays come from four things: inconsistent invoice and packing list data, vague commodity descriptions, missing supporting paperwork, and labelling that fails inspection readiness.
- Send documents early. A correction before submission costs nothing; a correction after costs storage.
Dubai Port FAQ
How long does customs clearance take at Dubai Port?
With complete and consistent documents, clearance is usually completed within 1–2 working days. Inspection selection or document queries add time.
What causes clearance delays most often?
Invoice and packing list figures that do not match, commodity descriptions that are too generic to classify, missing certificates, and packaging or labelling that is not inspection-ready.
Do you handle duty payment?
Yes. We calculate the duty exposure before submission so there are no surprises, and we handle payment as part of the clearance.
Send the cargo details
A packing list and a target date is enough. Same working day reply with a landed number — and an honest answer when the timeline you want is not achievable.