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A key trade route linking the UAE and Central Asia, fostering growth and economic cooperation between the two regions.

UAE-Kyrgyzstan

Overview

Kyrgyzstan’s trade network depends on key airports like Osh and Manas, alongside neighboring seaports, for efficient cargo movement.

Airport Details

The vital airports in Kyrgyzstan trade include:

Osh International Airport

Airport Code: OSS

Warehouse Capacity: 50MT

Note: There are currently 8 carriers serving at Osh Airport, including Avia Traffic, Aeroflot, S7 Airlines, Flynas, Jazeera Airways, Pegasus Airlines, Nordwind Airlines.

Manas International Airport

Airport Code: FRU

Cargo Handling Capacity: 100,000 MT annually

Note: The airport has freezing and refrigeration units to store valuable, toxic, radioactive explosives and other types of goods.

Sea Port Deatails

Kyrgyzstan, being a landlocked nation, lacks direct access to a seaport. Instead, it utilizes nearby ports in adjacent countries, enabling entry into Kyrgyzstan through these external maritime gateways due to their proximity.

Port of Aktau

Port Location: Aktau

Port Code: KZ AAU

Number of Berths: 11

Cargo Handling Capacity: 11.8 million tons per year

Note: Handles general cargo, oil, grain, metal products, building materials, and bulk cargo.

Port of Baku

Port Location: Baku

Port Code: AZBAK

Number of Berths: 13

Cargo Handling Capacity: 15 million tons annually

Note: Handles RoRo, ferries, and general cargo

Poti Seaport

Port Location: Located at Black Sea

Port Code: GEPTI

Number of Berths: 15

Cargo Handling Capacity: Approx. 400,000 TEU annually

Note: Handles containers, liquids, and dry bulk cargo.

Port of Bandar Abbas

Port Location: It lies on the northern shore of Hormuz Bay opposite the islands of Qeshm, Larak and Hormuz.

Port Code: IR BND

Number of Berths: 15

Cargo Handling Capacity: 100,000 tons dwt (bulk carriers) and 80,000 tons dwt for load/discharge of dry & liquid bulk commodities.

Note: It handles general cargo, special cargoes, container terminal, liquid bulk, ro-ro platform, and oil products.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the steps for shipping from Abu Dhabi to Bishkek?

Choose a Shipping Method: Decide between air freight or sea freight. Air freight is faster but more expensive, while sea freight is cheaper but takes longer.

Select a Freight Forwarder: Contact a freight forwarding company that offers services between Abu Dhabi and Bishkek.

Prepare Documentation: Ensure all necessary shipping documents are in order, such as a bill of lading, commercial invoice, and customs declaration.

Pack and Label Cargo: Properly pack and label your goods according to international shipping standards

Arrange Transport: The freight forwarder will handle the transport, from Abu Dhabi to the nearest port or airport, and then to Bishkek.

Customs Clearance: Ensure all customs requirements are met in both the UAE and Kyrgyzstan.

What is the international shipping cost from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan?

The cost varies based on factors such as the size and weight of the cargo, shipping method (air or sea), and current market rates. For an accurate quote, you should contact shipping companies or freight forwarders with your specific cargo details.

How much does it cost to ship cars to Kyrgyzstan?

Shipping costs for cars depend on the shipping method (e.g., container shipping, roll-on/roll-off (RoRo)), the size of the vehicle, and the distance

Get in touch with us to get precise rates.

What are the options for sea freight from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan?

Sea freight typically involves shipping goods to a port in a neighboring country (such as Kazakhstan) and then transporting them overland to Kyrgyzstan. Major sea freight options include full container load (FCL) and less than container load (LCL). You’ll need to arrange for overland transport from the port to Kyrgyzstan separately.