UAE - Vietnam

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Supporting Vietnam’s thriving export market, Al Sharqi provides trusted logistics connections to empower businesses in achieving global success.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the primary legal requirements for importing goods into Vietnam from the UAE?

Importers must comply with Vietnam's customs regulations, which include having the correct licenses, adhering to import quotas, and ensuring that all imported goods meet local standards and certifications.

Businesses ensure compliance with export regulations when shipping from the UAE to Vietnam?

Businesses should familiarize themselves with both UAE and Vietnamese export laws, obtain necessary export licenses, and ensure that all shipments are accompanied by the correct documentation, such as certificates of origin and export declarations.

What are the best practices for packaging goods for shipment between the UAE and Vietnam?

Packaging should be sturdy and able to withstand long transit times and multiple handling points. It's also important to comply with international standards and any specific packaging requirements set by the destination country to prevent damage and ensure compliance.

Are there any specific goods that cannot be exported from Vietnam to the UAE?

Certain goods like raw logs, endangered species of plants and animals, and goods made from precious metals without proper documentation are prohibited from export from Vietnam and may also face restrictions or bans in the UAE.

Measures can businesses take to protect currency fluctuation risks in UAE-Vietnam trade?

Businesses can use hedging instruments like forward contracts or options to lock in exchange rates. Additionally, invoicing in a stable currency, commonly the USD, can also help mitigate risks associated with currency fluctuations.