When shipping between Qatar and Angola, it is essential to have all required customs and regulatory documents in place to ensure smooth transportation and clearance. Yes2Qatar, as a leading logistics provider and professional customs broker in Qatar, ensures that all export documentation from Qatar is correctly prepared and processed. Below is a detailed breakdown of the necessary paperwork for shipments moving between these two countries.

Bill of Lading (Sea Freight) Air Waybill (Air Freight): These transport documents act as proof of shipment, detailing sender and consignee information, cargo description, and transport mode. Yes2Qatar ensures all shipments leaving Qatar have the correct transport documentation.

Unique Consignment Reference (UCR) Number: This tracking reference, when applicable, facilitates customs clearance by allowing authorities to monitor the shipment.

For exports from Qatar, the following documents must be in order before goods are dispatched

Commercial Invoice: A signed invoice specifying product descriptions, quantities, unit prices, HS codes, and total value. Yes2Qatar ensures compliance with Qatars customs requirements.

Packing List: An itemized breakdown of all goods in the shipment, specifying dimensions, weight, and packaging details.

Certificate of Origin (CoO): This document confirms the country where goods were manufactured and must be issued by the relevant Chamber of Commerce in Qatar. Yes2Qatar assists in obtaining and legalizing this document before shipment.

Export Declaration (Qatar): A mandatory document submitted to Qatari customs before goods are exported, detailing shipment contents and value. Yes2Qatar manages this process for efficient clearance.

Product Conformity Certificate (CoC) (If Required): Some goods, such as electrical items, machinery, and consumer goods, require a certificate to confirm compliance with applicable safety and regulatory standards before export. Yes2Qatar ensures all necessary documentation is in place.

Yes2Qatar does not handle customs clearance in Angola, but importers must ensure they have the necessary paperwork ready for Angolan customs authorities

Import License (If Required): Some product categories require an import license issued by Angolan authorities. Importers must ensure compliance before shipment.

Customs Import Declaration (Documento nico): This document must be submitted to Angolan customs before goods are cleared for release.

Declaration of Customs Value (ADV): A document stating the transaction value of goods, used by customs for duty assessment.

Loading Certificate (Certificado de Embarque): Required for all shipments arriving at Angolan ports, issued prior to export. Yes2Qatar facilitates this certification for exports from Qatar.

Packing List: A detailed list outlining shipment contents, weight, and packaging details.

Terminal Handling Receipts: Confirmation of goods being processed at the terminal, required for customs clearance in Angola.

SOLAS Certificate: Verification of compliance with Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) regulations for containerized shipments.

Phytosanitary Certificate: Required for plant-based products to confirm they are free from pests or diseases. Yes2Qatar facilitates obtaining this certification from relevant Qatari authorities.

Veterinary Certificate: Required for animal products to confirm compliance with health and safety standards.

Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI) Angola: Certain goods may require inspection before export to Angola. Importers should verify whether PSI is mandatory to avoid clearance delays.

Legalization of Documents: Key documents, including the Commercial Invoice and Certificate of Origin, may require legalization by the Angolan embassy or consulate before export. Yes2Qatar manages the legalization process for shipments from Qatar.

Labeling Requirements: Goods must have labels in Portuguese, Angolas official language, and include information such as product name, quantity, manufacturer details, and country of origin. Imported goods must also have a minimum six-month shelf life remaining. Yes2Qatar ensures that shipments comply with labeling regulations before departure.

Restricted Prohibited Imports: Angola has restrictions on certain products, including used vehicles over a specific age limit and biotechnology products such as viable transgenic grains or seeds. Importers must verify compliance with Angolan import regulations before shipping.

By partnering with Yes2Qatar, businesses and individuals benefit from expert logistics support and professional customs clearance in Qatar. While Yes2Qatar does not handle customs clearance in Angola, we ensure that all necessary export documentation is in place, allowing your shipments to proceed without delays.

Contact Yes2Qatar today to streamline your shipping process between Qatar and Angola.

At Yes2Qatar, we provide reliable shipping solutions for transporting goods between Qatar and Angola. The most efficient shipping options include:

Air Freight – Ideal for urgent cargo that needs to arrive quickly, with transit times of 3-7 business days, depending on the chosen service and flight availability.

Sea Freight – A cost-effective option for bulk shipments, commercial cargo, and personal effects, with an estimated transit time of 4-6 weeks, subject to port schedules and customs clearance.

We offer door-to-port services, ensuring secure and timely transportation of goods.

Shipping times depend on the method of transport:

Air Freight: Estimated 3-7 business days, subject to airline schedules and customs processing.

Sea Freight: Typically 4-6 weeks, depending on port schedules, vessel availability, and clearance procedures.

At Yes2Qatar, we provide regular shipment updates so you remain informed every step of the way.

Shipping costs between Qatar and Angola depend on:

Cargo weight and dimensions – Air freight costs are based on weight and volume, while sea freight charges depend on container size (FCL or LCL).

Shipping method – Air freight is more expensive but faster, while sea freight offers a cost-effective solution for larger shipments.

Customs duties and taxes – Importers should check Angola’s customs regulations for applicable charges.

At Yes2Qatar, we offer tailored shipping solutions at competitive rates to meet your specific needs.

When shipping goods to Angola, customs regulations vary depending on the type of goods. Yes2Qatar ensures all necessary export documentation from Qatar is completed, including:

A detailed packing list specifying the contents.

Bill of lading (for sea freight) or airway bill (for air freight).

Import/export permits (if required).

Customs declarations for export clearance.

Please note that Yes2Qatar does not manage customs duties or clearance at the destination in Angola. Importers should confirm requirements with Angola’s customs authorities.

Angola enforces strict import restrictions on certain goods, including:

Firearms, ammunition, and explosives.

Illegal drugs, counterfeit goods, and hazardous materials.

Alcohol, tobacco, and electronics, which may require special permits or duties.

Yes2Qatar ensures that all necessary export documentation is completed on the Qatar side to prevent customs delays.

At Yes2Qatar, we focus on secure and efficient cargo handling, offering:

Reliable door-to-port shipping, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.

Regular tracking updates, keeping you informed throughout the shipping journey.

While we handle export documentation from Qatar, importers in Angola must arrange for customs clearance and final delivery.

With Yes2Qatar’s trusted freight solutions, your cargo will arrive safely and on schedule, giving you peace of mind.