China to Dubai
- Home
- China to Dubai
Specialize in Reliable Door-to-Door Delivery
Efficient and Reliable Shipping
from China to Dubai
China and Dubai enjoy a robust trade relationship, with China being one of Dubai’s largest trading partner. BTS offers exceptional one-stop, door-to-door services tailored to Dubai’s vibrant market. Providing comprehensive, hands-on service, BTS handles everything in-house, including booking, trucking, and customs clearance, without relying on external agents. Customized solutions are crafted to fit each client’s needs, offering tailored shipping schedules and transport plans. Trust BTS for a seamless shipping experience, fully catering to your requirements.
Extensive and Advanced Transport Services for Dubai Trade Success
A diverse array of logistics solutions that guarantee secure and prompt delivery, enhancing your business growth and operational efficiency in Dubai.
Detailed Service Timelines, Characteristics and Advantages
BTS delivers shipments 20% faster than typical industry standards, reducing China to Dubai shipping time, and providing prompt and efficient service.
Shipping Types | Estimated Transit Times | Key Characteristics | Why Choose |
Sea Freight | 20-30 days | Best for cost savings on large and small shipments. | Economical and secure for bulk goods. |
Air Freight | 3-7 days | Ideal for fast, urgent deliveries. | Quickest option with minimal transit time. |
Door-to-Door Service | Sea Freight: 25-35 days Air Freight: 6-8 days | Complete service from pick-up to delivery. | Simplifies logistics, with all handling and paperwork managed for you. |
Why BTS: Speed in Delivery, Trust in Service
BTS ensures smooth shipping with extensive experience, advanced logistics technology, and a dedicated customer support team, making your logistics operations hassle-free as a dependable freight forwarder company.
Enjoy Streamlined and Seamless Shipping with BTS
1
Select Shipping Method
Choose the best freight option for your shipment.
2
Customs Documentation and Clearance
BTS manages all customs documentation and clearance.
3
Track Shipment
Monitor your cargo in real-time via our advanced systems.
4
Receive Goods
Timely delivery to your specified destination.
1、What are the main ports in China used for shipping to Dubai?
The primary ports in China used for shipping goods to Dubai include:
-
Port of Shanghai: The largest and busiest port in China, with advanced facilities and extensive routes.
-
Port of Shenzhen: A major hub close to manufacturing zones, specializing in container shipping.
-
Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan: Known for handling various types of cargo with high throughput.
-
Port of Guangzhou: One of the oldest ports, with extensive international shipping routes.
-
Port of Qingdao: Major in handling containerized and bulk cargo, rapidly expanding facilities.
-
Port of Tianjin: Strategically located near Beijing, serving Northern China and beyond.
-
Port of Xiamen: Important for shipping in Southeast China, noted for efficiency and connectivity.
-
Port of Dalian: A vital gateway in Northeast China, recognized for its ice-free port conditions and extensive international trade connections.
2、 What are the main ports in Dubai for receiving shipments from China?
The main ports in Dubai for receiving shipments from China are:
-
Jebel Ali Port: The largest and busiest port in the Middle East, with extensive logistics services and facilities.
-
Port Rashid: Primarily for cruise passengers but also supports cargo handling.
-
Al Hamriyah Port: Caters mostly to smaller vessels and offers specialized services for certain cargo types.
3、 What are the main goods exported from China to Dubai?
China exports a diverse range of goods to Dubai, including but not limited to:
-
Electronics: Mobile phones, computers, and other consumer electronics.
-
Machinery and Mechanical Appliances: Industrial equipment, engines, and machinery.
-
Textiles and Apparel: Clothing, fabric, and textiles.
-
Automotive Parts: Spare parts and accessories for vehicles.
-
Furniture and Home Decor: Ready-made furniture, home accessories, and decor items.
-
Toys and Sporting Goods: Toys, games, and sports equipment.
4、What factors influence the cost of shipping from China to Dubai?
Several factors influence the cost of shipping from China to Dubai, including:
-
Shipping Method: Sea freight versus air freight, with sea freight being less expensive.
-
Cargo Volume and Weight: Larger and heavier shipments generally cost more.
-
Destination Port and Handling Charges: Varies depending on the port and associated fees.
-
Fuel Prices: Fluctuations in fuel prices can impact shipping costs.
-
Customs Duties and Taxes: Vary based on the type of goods being shipped.
-
Insurance: Additional cost if shipping insurance is required.
-
Seasonal Demand: Costs can increase during peak shipping seasons.
5、 What documents are required for customs clearance in Dubai?
For customs clearance in Dubai, the following documents are typically required:
-
Commercial Invoice: A detailed invoice from the seller to the buyer, listing the goods, their value, and terms of sale. It serves as the primary document proving the transaction.
-
Packing List: An itemized list of the cargo, detailing the contents of each package, their dimensions, and weight. This helps customs officials verify the shipment.
-
Bill of Lading or Air Waybill: The transport document for the shipment issued by the carrier, providing details of the cargo and the terms under which it is transported.
-
Certificate of Origin: A document certifying the country of origin of the goods, which can be important for determining applicable tariffs and trade agreements.
-
Import Permit: Required for certain restricted items, this permit allows the importation of specific goods into Dubai.
-
Customs Import Declaration: A document completed by the importer or their agent, declaring the details of the shipment to customs authorities.
Additional documents may be required based on the nature of the goods and specific regulations.
6、Are there any goods prohibited from being imported into Dubai?
Yes, Dubai has a list of goods that are prohibited from import. These include:
-
Narcotics and Illegal Drugs: Any substances that are controlled or banned under UAE law.
-
Gambling Devices: Equipment and devices used for gambling purposes.
-
Pornographic Materials: Any materials that are deemed offensive to Islamic moral values.
-
Counterfeit Currency and Goods: Fake money, branded items, and other counterfeit products.
-
Certain Species of Live Animals and Plants: Based on CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) regulations, certain live species and plants are restricted.
-
Items that Violate Islamic Moral Values: This includes products that are considered offensive or inappropriate according to Islamic beliefs and customs.
A detailed and updated list of prohibited items can be obtained from Dubai Customs.
7、Can door-to-door service cover both commercial and personal shipments?
Yes, door-to-door services can be used for both commercial and personal shipments. We cater to businesses and individuals, ensuring safe and reliable delivery of goods.
8、How do I choose between sea freight and air freight?
If your goods are less than 200 kg, not very heavy, or urgently needed, air freight is the best option. For larger, heavier, or less time-sensitive shipments, sea freight is more cost-effective.
9、What trade agreements exist between China and Dubai?
China and Dubai, within the framework of the UAE, are involved in several trade agreements and initiatives aimed at enhancing bilateral trade, such as:
-
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): A global development strategy by China, focusing on connectivity and cooperation between Eurasian countries, including the UAE. It seeks to enhance trade, investment, and infrastructure projects.
-
Free Trade Zones (FTZs): Dubai operates several FTZs that offer benefits like tax exemptions, simplified customs procedures, and incentives for foreign investment. These zones facilitate smoother trade operations between China and Dubai.
-
Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs): These treaties provide a legal framework for investment operations between China and the UAE, enhancing economic cooperation and protecting investors’ rights.
These agreements aim to reduce trade barriers, improve logistics efficiency, and foster a favorable business environment for traders and investors from both countries.
10、How long does customs clearance take in Dubai?
Customs clearance in Dubai typically takes 1 to 2 days, assuming all documents are in order and no additional inspections are needed. However, the clearance time can vary based on factors such as the type of goods, the completeness and accuracy of documentation, and any random inspections conducted by customs authorities. Delays can occur due to additional scrutiny or paperwork issues, so it’s crucial to ensure that all required documents are correctly prepared and submitted.
11、What are the import duties and taxes for goods entering Dubai?
Import duties and taxes in Dubai generally include:
-
Customs Duty: Typically 5% of the CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) value of the goods. Specific categories of goods may have different duty rates, and some may be exempt.
-
Value Added Tax (VAT): A 5% VAT is applied to most goods and services, including imports. This tax is calculated based on the total value of the goods, including customs duty.
-
Excise Duty: Applied to specific products like tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks. Rates vary depending on the product category, aiming to reduce the consumption of unhealthy goods.
-
Exempt Goods: Certain items, such as educational materials, medical equipment, and essential food items, may be exempt from customs duties, although VAT may still apply.
It’s essential to consult with Dubai Customs or BT Shipping for the most current rates and detailed classifications to ensure compliance and accurate cost estimation.
12、How do you ensure the safety of my cargo during transit?
We ensure the safety of your cargo through:
-
High-quality packaging materials.
-
Experienced handlers.
-
Real-time tracking and monitoring systems.
-
Offering insurance options for added protection.