Reefer freight to the UAE (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi)
The UAE, especially Dubai, is both a big market for Iranian products and a re-export hub for the Gulf and Africa.
- DistanceTehran–Bandar Abbas about 1,300 km + sea leg
- Transit timeusually 4–8 days
- Borders / portsBandar Abbas (Shahid Rajaee) → Jebel Ali / Sharjah
- Destination citiesDubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ajman
- ModeRoad + sea
Times and distances are approximate and depend on border queues, customs and season.
Loads to UAE
No open loads to UAE right now.
Sign up as a driver to hear about new loadsFreight is combined: trucks bring the cargo to southern Iranian ports such as Bandar Abbas, then RoRo vessels or reefer containers carry it to Jebel Ali or Sharjah.
Combined road and sea
With RoRo the truck sails with the cargo, so it is never re-handled — ideal for reefer cargo. With containers, cargo moves into a reefer container at the port.
Time and rates
Timing depends on sailings and clearance at both ports. Rates cover the road and sea legs; use the freight quote for a range.
Documents for freight to UAE
- CMR international consignment note
- TIR carnet or transit documents
- Export customs declaration
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Health or phytosanitary certificate for food and agricultural cargo
Common cargo on this route
- Fruit and vegetables
- Food and dairy
- Building materials
- Industrial goods
FAQ
Can a truck drive from Iran to Dubai?
There is no land border; trucks reach the port and cross by RoRo vessel or the cargo goes by container.
How long to Dubai?
Usually 4 to 8 days depending on sailings and clearance.