Direct Access to Dubai’s Trade Infrastructure. To import or export goods in the UAE, a valid Customs Code is a legal mandate. Al Arabiya Group takes full responsibility for your registration with Dubai Customs, ensuring your business is fully integrated into the Mirsal II and Dubai Trade portals.
Unlock the ability to move goods between the UAE and the rest of the world. A valid Customs Code is your ticket to international supply chains and cross-border trade.
Benefit from the UAE’s trade agreements. We help you leverage 0% Customs Duties for Free Zone-to-International trade and optimized rates for Mainland entities.
Avoid costly errors. We ensure your products are classified under the correct Harmonized System (HS) Codes, preventing shipment delays and overpayment of duties.
Full setup on the Mirsal II system, the UAE’s advanced electronic customs clearing platform. Manage your declarations, manifests, and transit documents digitally.
In 2026 Trade Reality: Dubai Customs has implemented AI-driven risk profiling. If your HS Codes do not match your trade license activities or your VAT registration, your shipments will be flagged for manual inspection.
We verify that your trade license permits the specific goods you intend to import/export.
A technical review of your product descriptions against the latest World Customs Organization (WCO) standards.
Ensuring your company name, address, and VAT TRN are identical across the Customs, DED, and FTA databases.
Assisting with the setup of customs guarantees or standing deposits required for specific trade activities.
We identify your cargo types and verify your trade license eligibility for a Customs Code.
We gather your Trade License, Chamber of Commerce Certificate, and Passport/Emirates ID of the manager.
We execute the application through the Dubai Trade / Mirsal II portal.
We manage the liaison with Dubai Customs for the approval of your code and digital profile.
You receive your official Customs Code, allowing you to begin clearing cargo immediately.
FAQ's
Yes, Every Free Zone company involved in the movement of physical goods must have a Customs Code. While Free Zone companies are exempt from duties for international trade, the code is still required for documentation and transit.
Registration is typically processed within 24 to 48 hours, provided your trade license is active and all documents are in order.
HS stands for Harmonized System. It is an international 6-to-8 digit number used to classify traded products. It determines the customs duty rate you pay and whether the product is restricted or requires special permits.
If you have a Dubai Trade License, you get a Dubai Customs Code. However, this code can be used to clear goods through other Emirates via the Unified Customs System, though some local registrations may be required for specific ports.
