Cargo From Dubai To France

Dubai movers will help you in Cargo from Dubai to France. France is the main partner with UAE enjoys a special relationship with France and Dubai Movers services of cargo to France is one of the main business parts of our company. The trade relationship between UAE and France is at its best level. The economic statistics released by UAE establishments indicate the same trend. Airline operators such as Emirates have increased their presence in France to cater to the increasing demands of cargo to France.

The trade between UAE and France has reached inquiries all-time high in terms of sharing of knowledge, resources and technology and therefor cargo to France is going to be one of the sectors with high growth potential. Dubai Movers have professionals who are familiar with the operation when it comes to cargo to France. The requirements to send cargo to France and cargo from France to Dubai will be hitting a new high when the expected free trade agreement between GCC and the European Union take place.

Cargo from Dubai to France

We have regular commercial customers who want to send cargo to France or send cargo from France to UAE especially send cargo from France to Dubai. However, With Dubai Movers, they enjoy excellent rates and prompt delivery. We deliver their cargo to France on the same day and hand over the Airway Bill without any delay so that they are sure of the shipment on time

To ask more about our company please use the form available on our contact page, give us a call at +97143306717 or send any inquiries to our email address enquiry@dubaimovers.net.

We look forward to having you as one of our clients. By working with Dubai Movers you know you are choosing the best moving and storage company in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Used Household Goods and Personal Effects

Documents Required

• Copy of passport
• Visa, if applicable
• Packing List
• Detailed Inventory valued in Euro and signed by the owner of the goods
• Certificate of change of residence by the French Consulate
• Certificate of Transfer
• Non-resale attestation
• Proof of residence in France
• Bill of lading (express release) / air waybill (AWB)
• Sales invoices for items purchased within 6 months prior to import

Specific Information

• Owner of the goods’ presence for Customs clearance is not required.
• A visa is only necessary if other documentation cannot be provided.
• Packing list is not required for Customs clearance, but is required at time of delivery
  • Certificate of change of residence by the French consulate must show that the owner of the goods has established primary residence in origin country for at least 12 months.
    • If less than 12 months abroad, the shipment is subject to more duties and taxes.
• Certificate of transfer must be on employer letterhead with date of employment in the origin country and date of transfer.
  • Certificate of transfer must also show proof of at least 12 months abroad and primary residence in origin country.
  • This document may not be accepted by all Customs office for free entry.
• Non-resale attestation must be completed, dated, and signed by the owner of the goods and must mention a vehicle when applicable.
• Proof of residence in France, such as last phone, electricity bill, or rental contract (less than 3 months old).
• Sales invoices must clearly identify items, date, year, and place of purchase.
• Used household goods in the owner of the goods’ possession or use for at least 6 months are duty free if the owner of the goods’ primary residence will be in France.
• If the payment of duties is required, authorization must be obtained from French Customs prior to arrival.
• For countries outside Europe items are subject to VAT of 20% plus duties (about 10%).
• Customs clearance takes approximately 3 to 4 days to clear the effects.
• For free entry, transfer of primary residence and the owner of the goods must have spent at least 12 months abroad.

Motor Vehicles

Documents Required

• Original certificate of title
• Current vehicle registration
• Import declaration
• Copy of vehicle purchase invoice showing taxes paid

Specific Information

• Customs duties are dependent on the vehicle’s country of origin; however, all imported vehicles are subject to value added tax (VAT).
• Duties and taxes are paid when the vehicle is cleared through Customs.
• The owner of the goods qualifies for duty and tax free entry if the following conditions are met:
  • They have spent more than 12 months abroad
  • They are transferring primary residence to France
  • They have owned / used the car for at least 6 months prior to shipment

Pets

Documents Required

• Vaccination record
• Veterinary health certificate

Specific Information

• Pets must be identifiable through tattoo or electronic identification, such as microchip.

Restricted/Dutiable Items

• Alcoholic beverages must be registered and are permitted within the limits indicated by persons 17 years and older as accompanied baggage (include a separate and detailed inventory of each item and an import license / state liquor license may be required):
  • Wine (4 L)
  • Beer (16 L)
  • Alcohol not exceeding 22% alcohol by volume (2 L)
  • Alcohol exceeding 22% alcohol by volume (1 L)
• Only “Fond de Cave” (15 bottles).
• Tobacco products are subject to duty or tax payments and can be imported by persons 17 years and older as accompanied baggage.
• Firearms and weapons (proof of ownership, registration / certificates / licenses are required and must be obtained prior to import).
  • Contact agent for specific information as some weapons are prohibited.
• Medications for personal use only are permitted.
• Customs clearance takes approximately 3 to 4 days once required documentation is obtained.

Prohibited Items

• Weapons, ammunitions, and explosives
• Products made from animals (ivory, turtle shell, etc.)
• Endangered flora and fauna species and products made from them
• Items protected by the 1973 Washington Convention  (CITES)
• Narcotics and drugs

Consignment Instructions

Recommended: Contact the destination agent to ensure all requirements have been met prior to import, especially for differences regarding air / sea shipments.

Cultural and Other Information

CIA World Factbook Entry for France

Wikipedia Entry for France