Export goods from Iran to the UAE, Iraq, Turkey and China
Exporting is more than moving cargo: documents, export declaration, freight and delivery to the buyer must all work together. Sivan Port manages these steps for exports to the UAE, Iraq, Turkey, Oman and China so your goods arrive on time with complete documents.
One route, one point of contact
Iraq, Turkey, UAE, China- Documents and permits
- Declaration
- Freight
- Delivery
From documents and export declaration to freight and delivery to the buyer, every step is coordinated by one team.
Benefits of exporting goods with Sivan
One point of contact for the whole route
You coordinate freight, export declaration and insurance with one team, not several companies.
Familiar with export markets
Iraq, Turkey, the UAE, Oman and China are among Iran's main export destinations, and we know the conditions of each route.
Complete documents for the destination
Documents are checked against the destination's requirements so the cargo is not held up at destination customs.
Online tracking
Follow your order from origin to delivery in the Sivan portal.
Export
Steps to export goods from Iran
Commercial exports must follow Iranian regulations and the requirements of the destination country.
- Issue a proforma invoice for the buyer
- Review destination country regulations and permits
- Prepare the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin
- Export declaration at Iranian customs
- Sea, air or land freight and delivery to the buyer
Commercial exports are made with a commercial card; Sivan Port specialists help prepare the documents and coordinate freight.
Delivery terms
Common export delivery terms (Incoterms)
Delivery terms define where the cost and responsibility for freight pass from the seller to the buyer.
- EXW: the buyer collects the goods at the seller's premises
- FCA: the seller hands the goods to the buyer's carrier at an agreed place
- FOB: the seller loads the goods on board the vessel
- CIF: the seller pays freight and insurance to the destination port
- DAP: the seller delivers the goods at the agreed destination, ready for unloading
Documents
Common export documents
The documents and permits required depend on the type of goods and destination; this list covers the most common ones for exports.
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Commercial card | Required for commercial exports |
| Proforma invoice | Presents the price and terms to the buyer |
| Commercial invoice | Basis for the export declaration and the value of the goods |
| Packing list | Number, weight and dimensions of packages |
| Bill of lading or air waybill (B/L or AWB) | Transport and delivery document |
| Certificate of origin | Required by some destinations to set tariffs and allow entry |
Getting started
How does working with Sivan start?
Describe your goods and route
Tell us the type of goods, origin, destination and preferred timing.
Review regulations and documents
We review the required documents and permits together.
Plan the shipment
The transport method, insurance and schedule are agreed.
Clearance and delivery
After the cargo arrives, clearance and delivery are completed.
FAQ
Export FAQ
What documents are needed to export goods?
Usually a commercial card, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or waybill and export declaration documents. A certificate of origin and special permits may also be needed depending on the goods and destination.
How are goods exported to Iraq?
Exports to Iraq usually go by truck through the Parviz Khan, Bashmaq, Mehran or Shalamcheh borders; the right crossing depends on the destination and type of goods.
Which route is used to export goods to Turkey?
The main land route is the Bazargan border; cargo can go to a destination in Turkey or continue on to Europe.
How are export service costs calculated?
The cost depends on the route, mode of transport, type of goods and the services you need (such as export declaration and insurance), and is quoted after we review your request.
What do Incoterms mean for exports?
Incoterms define how costs and responsibility for freight, insurance and clearance are split between seller and buyer; it is best to agree them before the proforma invoice is sent.
Related services
Other Sivan Port services
Sea freight
Container shipping (FCL) between Bandar Abbas and ports in the UAE, Oman and China.
Customs clearance
Document preparation, customs declaration and follow-up of customs procedures.
Import goods
Order registration, freight, clearance and delivery from China, the UAE, Turkey and Oman.
Get an export quote
Send us your cargo details or place the order directly in the Sivan portal.