How to get Dubai Chamber Certificate of Origin?

It would be best if you met specific eligibility criteria to secure the Certificate of Origin (CoO). These include:

• Membership in the Dubai Chamber
• Possession of a valid trade licence
• Adherence to the Chamber’s rules and regulations

It’s crucial to stay abreast of any modifications or updates to these requirements, as the Dubai Chamber frequently updates its website and notifies its members about any changes in regulations or procedures.

Application Process

The application process for the CoO can be done through various channels, including:

• Online applications
• Smart applications
• In-person visits to the customer happiness centre

The Dubai Chamber’s online platform simplifies the process by allowing you to:

• Submit your applications
• Monitor the status of your requests
• Receive the certificate electronically

Necessary Documentation

The required documentation for the CoO includes:

• Filled-out application form
• Copy of the trade license
• Copy of the invoice
• Any other supporting documents that may be required

Depending on the importing country’s requirements, you may also need to provide:

• Commercial invoice
• Packing list
• Bill of lading

Ensuring that the information provided by the CoO is accurate and complete is vital. Any untrue or misleading information can lead to severe consequences, including legal penalties and damage to your business’s reputation.

Cost and Duration for Issuance

The cost and duration for the issuance of the CoO vary depending on:

• Type of goods
• The urgency of the request

The Dubai Chamber provides a fee schedule outlining the costs for different digital and commercial services certificates and services. The duration for issuance can range from a few hours to a few days, depending on the complexity of the request.

The cost for issuing a CoO is USD 27 (AED 100), with additional fees applied for each extra page after the fifth page of the commercial invoice and for each page of the packing list.