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Compliance with import regulations helps businesses maintain smooth operations and avoid disruptions.

General Import Guidelines

Importing goods requires adhering to both international and local regulations. Ensure that all necessary documentation is completed accurately. Familiarize yourself with Uzbekistan and UAE-specific requirements to streamline the import process and avoid delays.

Imports Required Documents

Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading
Certificate of Origin
Purchase Order (for Uzbekistan)
Custom Declaration
Import License

Import Mandatory Requirements

Consignee/Notify Party Information

Please ensure the following details are provided for the consignee/notify party:

Street name
Postal code
City
Tax identification number
Email address

Duties Exemption

Uzbekistan

Exemption from customs duty and VAT on the import of certain new technological equipment not produced in Uzbekistan.

Import of certain goods for hotel construction, business centers, and retail stores (from March 2024 to March 2026).

Raw materials and components for textile production (until January 2027).

Exemption on goods imported for projects financed by international financial institutions (until January 2028).

UAE

5% customs duty exemption for machinery, equipment, raw materials, and packaging materials used in industrial production.

Certain goods may also be exempt based on trade agreements or the nature of the goods.

Contact us for more details.

Leading Import Commodities

Uzbekistan

Top Imports: Wheat, Packaged Medicaments, Cars, Vehicle Parts & Accessories, and Petroleum.

UAE

lastics, Machinery, Electrical Equipment, Precious Metals, and Pharmaceuticals.

Contact us to learn more about the import process for these goods and how we can help with customs duty exemptions. Our team is ready to assist you in navigating the necessary documentation and ensuring smooth logistics for your industrial needs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is it risky to ship perishable goods from Dubai to Uzbekistan?

Shipping perishable goods is safe as long as you use temperature-controlled logistics services. Air freight, in particular, offers refrigerated cargo holds and quick transit times, ensuring perishable items like food or pharmaceuticals arrive in perfect condition.

Are there hidden fees involved in shipping from Dubai to Uzbekistan?

Transparent logistics companies will provide a detailed quote, breaking down all costs, including shipping fees, customs duties, and other potential charges. To avoid hidden fees, work with a reputable provider that offers clear communication and cost breakdowns.

Is it difficult to ship oversized cargo from Dubai to Uzbekistan?

No, shipping oversized cargo is possible via specialized air freight services or road freight solutions. Logistics providers can offer project cargo services that ensure oversized or heavy equipment is securely transported.

Do I need to use expensive packaging for air freight from Dubai to Uzbekistan?

Not necessarily. The type of packaging depends on the nature of the goods being shipped. While certain products, such as fragile or temperature-sensitive items, require special packaging, general cargo can be packaged cost-effectively without compromising safety.

Will customs clearance be a lengthy and complicated process when shipping to Uzbekistan?

While customs clearance can take time if handled poorly, working with a reliable logistics partner ensures that the process is managed smoothly. Al Sharqi Shipping will ensure compliance with regulations and handle documentation to expedite clearance.

How can I move cargo from Uzbekistan to Kyrgyzstan?

To move cargo from Uzbekistan to Kyrgyzstan, you can use several methods such as road freight, rail, or air freight. Road transport is commonly used due to the proximity and well-established border routes. You would need to engage a freight forwarder who can handle logistics, customs clearance, and provide transportation services.