Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port

Introduction, Major Towns Near, Port Detail

Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port is the second busiest port in the United Arab Emirates. The port is located on the Sharjah coastline and is operated by the Sharjah Ports Authority. The major towns near Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port are Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Quwain, Ras al-Khaimah, and Fujairah. The port has a total area of 1.6 square kilometers and a depth of 16 meters. The port can handle up to 1.5 million TEUs per year. The port has five berths, four container cranes, and two shore cranes. The port also has a 2.4-kilometer-long quay wall. The port handles a wide range of cargo, including containers, general cargo, and roll-on/roll-off cargo. The port is also a central hub for the region’s fishing industry and is one of the main ports for exporting oil and gas from the UAE. The port is also a central hub for importing and exporting goods from around the world. The port is served by major shipping lines and has many cranes and other heavy-duty equipment to handle the large traffic volume.

Export /Import requirements

In order to export goods from Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port, the requirements are:

  1. All products exported from the Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port must be declared to the Customs Authorities.
  2. The required export documentation must accompany all products.
  3. The Customs Authority must inspect all products before export.
  4. The approved shipping plan must load all products onto the vessel.

Requirements to import are:

  1. All products imported into the Sharjah Offshore Terminal Port must be declared to the Customs Authorities.
  2. The required import documentation must accompany all products.
  3. The Customs Authority must inspect all products before import.
  4. The approved shipping plan must discharge all products from the vessel.

1 - Address

2 - Port Authority

3 - Phone

4 - Fax

5 - Email

6 - Coordinates25º 35′ 0” N, 55º 25′ 0” E

7 - Decimal25.5833341, 55.4166681

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9 - Port Type

10 - Port Size

11 - Website

12 - TerminalNo

Informations
Port Detail

Inland port

Entrance Restrictions

Mean tide

Tide

Overhead Limit

Swell

Water Depth

Channel

Cargo Pier

Mean Tide

Anchorage

Oil Terminal

Harbor Characteristics

Harbor Size

Shelter

Max Vessel Size

Harbor Type

Turning Area

Informations
Pilotage

Compulsory

Available

Advisable

Local Assist

Supplies

Provisions

Fuel Oil

Deck

Water

Diesel Oil

Engine

Lifts & Cranes

0-24 Ton Lifts

25-49 Ton Lifts

50-100 Ton Lifts

100+ Ton Lifts

Fixed Cranes

Mobile Cranes

Floating Cranes

Loading & Unloading

Wharves

Med Moor

Ice

Anchor

Beach

Tugs

Assist

Salvage

Quarantine

Pratique

Deratt Cert

Port Services

Longshore

Electrical Repair

Steam

Electrical

Navigation Eq

Repairs, Drydock & Other Services

Ship Repairs

Marine Railroad

Drydock Size

Garbage Disposal

Dirty Ballast

Communications

Telephone

Radio

Air

Telegraph

Radio Tel

Rail

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Ocean

Economical, Efficient and
Environmental-friendly
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Air

Speedy, cost-effective
and Highly reliable
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Land

Door to door, low risk and
flexible
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Customs

Expert brokerage
assistance