
Khorfakkan Port, Sharjah
Customs Clearance and Freight
Import, export and GCC transit services from Khorfakkan Port on the UAE's east coast, with Port Khalid Sharjah, Fujairah Port and Sharjah International Airport also served.
Our Core Services

Import into the UAE
For importers receiving sea and air cargo at Khorfakkan Port, Port Khalid Sharjah, Fujairah Port and Sharjah International Airport.

Export from the UAE
For exporters and free zone companies shipping by sea and air from Sharjah and the UAE's east coast.

Transit to the GCC
For distributors whose cargo lands at Khorfakkan Port and continues by road to Saudi Arabia, Oman and the Upper Gulf.

Special Cargo
For project contractors and industrial shippers moving dangerous goods, reefer, heavy-lift and out-of-gauge cargo.

Trade Setup
For companies importing or exporting through Sharjah for the first time.
From Documents to Delivery
Every import passes through five stages, and each has a deadline. We check the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading before the vessel berths, file the declaration at the port of arrival, collect the delivery order and gate pass, and move the container out of the terminal before detention charges apply.
Regional Reach
Customs clearance at 10 gateways, delivery across 6 GCC countries
All 10 gateways: Khorfakkan Port; Port Khalid, Sharjah; Fujairah Port; Sharjah International Airport; Hamriyah Port, Sharjah; Jebel Ali Port, Dubai; Khalifa Port, Abu Dhabi; Khatmat Malaha; Hatta / Al Wajajah; Al Ghuwaifat.
Who We Serve
Latest News

UAE Imports Continue Through Khorfakkan Port, Outside the Strait of Hormuz
Khorfakkan, {{NEWS_DATE}} – The Strait of Hormuz has been closed to commercial shipping since 28 February 2026, and cargo bound for the UAE is being routed to ports on the Gulf of Oman. Khorfakkan Port, where Black Eagle Shipping is based, is on that coast, outside the Strait. Sea freight from Asia, Africa and Europe reaches Khorfakkan without transiting the Strait. Black Eagle Shipping files the declaration at the port, collects the delivery order and moves each container out within its free time, then by road to Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates. Cargo for Saudi Arabia and Oman is declared in transit at Khorfakkan and continues under bond, without entering the UAE market.

10 Gateways into the UAE by Sea, Air and Road
Khorfakkan, {{NEWS_DATE}} – Black Eagle Shipping clears cargo through 10 gateways into the UAE: 6 seaports, led by Khorfakkan Port on the Gulf of Oman, with Port Khalid Sharjah, Fujairah Port, Hamriyah Port, Jebel Ali Port and Khalifa Port; Sharjah International Airport; and 3 road crossings, Khatmat Malaha and Hatta / Al Wajajah for Oman and Al Ghuwaifat for Saudi Arabia. Each gateway has its own procedure. Sea freight is cleared at the port of arrival and air freight at the airport, while cargo leaving by road crosses the border with its GCC transit documents and guarantees.

What a First-Time Importer Needs Before Cargo Lands
Khorfakkan, {{NEWS_DATE}} – A company importing through Sharjah or Khorfakkan for the first time needs an importer code, registered with customs, before a declaration can be filed in its name. Black Eagle Shipping registers new importers and exporters and confirms the correct HS code for the goods before the first shipment, so the declaration is not held. Controlled goods also require approvals from MoIAT, MoCCAE, the municipality or another authority. The commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading should be checked before the vessel sails, while corrections are still simple to make.
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