Export Cars from Dubai to Africa — Toyota Land Cruiser, Hilux & Pickup Trucks Shipped to Mombasa, Tema, Apapa, Dar es Salaam
GCC-spec Toyota Land Cruiser 79 Series, Hilux GR Sport, RAM 1500 and Jeep Wrangler — fully documented and shipped from Jebel Ali to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa, Mozambique and across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Trusted Africa Car Exporter from Dubai
Al Rawnaq Motors exports Toyota Land Cruiser 79, Hilux GR Sport, Prado, Fortuner, Hilux SR5 Double Cab, Lexus LX 570 and Jeep Wrangler to Mombasa, Tema, Apapa (Lagos), Dar es Salaam, Beira, Durban, Alexandria, and Accra. We have completed exports to 25+ African countries. With over 15 years in the Dubai automotive export industry, we know exactly what documentation, specs, and port requirements every African country demands — and we handle everything from vehicle sourcing to Bill of Lading.
Africa Import Rules Pre-Checked
African import regulations vary sharply by country — Kenya caps imports at 8 years old, Tanzania at 10 years, Nigeria at 15 years, Uganda at 15 years. Ghana requires DVLA import permits. Ghana requires SONCAP certificate. South Africa requires ITAC import permits. Ghana requires DVLA roadworthiness clearance. We confirm compliance before purchase, prepare every certificate, and ship to the correct port. No surprises at Mombasa, Apapa, Tema or Durban.
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Pre-Shipment Inspection Guaranteed
Every vehicle undergoes a full pre-shipment inspection at Jebel Ali before loading. We prepare your RTA export certificate, Mulkiya deregistration, customs clearance, sales invoice and Bill of Lading — and provide pre-shipment photographs so what you see is exactly what arrives at your port. Kenya-bound vehicles receive a JEVIC/PVoC Certificate of Conformity. Uganda-bound vehicles receive SGS inspection sign-off. No surprises. No scratches. Fully documented every time.
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How Car Export from Dubai Works
From vehicle selection to port delivery — Al Rawnaq Motors manages every step so you receive your car safely, fully documented, and on time.
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Choose Your Vehicle
Browse our full inventory of Toyota, Jeep, RAM, Lexus and more. We advise on GCC-spec compliance, age limits, and emission standards for your destination country. We confirm right-hand or left-hand drive requirements — Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda require RHD; Nigeria, Ghana require LHD.
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Documentation
We prepare your RTA export certificate, Mulkiya deregistration, customs clearance, sales invoice, and Bill of Lading. You provide your passport copy — we handle everything else. For Kenya: JEVIC/PVoC pre-export inspection included. For South Africa: ITAC permit guidance provided.
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Vehicle Inspection
Every car is inspected, photographed, and insured before loading. The pre-shipment photographs are exactly what arrives at your port — no scratches, no surprises, and every chassis/VIN number verified against all documents.
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Choose Your Shipping Method
Select RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) for the most affordable option — ideal for standard vehicles to Mombasa, Apapa, Tema, or Dar es Salaam. Choose 20ft or 40ft container shipping for premium vehicles, multiple cars, or routes requiring enclosed transport. We coordinate directly with Jebel Ali Port carriers.
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Port Delivery & Clearance
We prepare your complete port package: RTA export certificate, Mulkiya deregistration, customs clearance, sales invoice, Bill of Lading, and country-specific certificates. Your clearing agent in Africa receives a full digital + physical document set so customs clearance at Mombasa, Apapa, Tema, Dar es Salaam, or Durban is fast and smooth.
Car Export Shipping Costs from Dubai to Africa
Transparent pricing — no hidden fees. What you quote is exactly what you pay.
| Shipping Method | Cost (USD) | Transit Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
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RoRo – Single Vehicle |
$800 – $1,500 |
7–22 days |
Standard cars, SUVs, pickups — Mombasa, Dar es Salaam, Tema, Apapa, Durban |
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20ft Container (1 car) |
$1,500 – $4,500 |
10–30 days |
Premium or luxury vehicles — full protection with personal items inside |
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40ft Container (2–3 cars) |
$5,500 – $12,500 |
10–45 days |
Dealers & bulk buyers — best value per unit for multiple vehicles |
Transit Times by Port:
- 🇰🇪 Mombasa, Kenya — 7–10 days from Jebel Ali
- 🇹🇿 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — 8–12 days
- 🇳🇬 Apapa (Lagos), Nigeria — 14–18 days
- 🇬🇠Tema, Ghana — 16–20 days
- 🇿🇦 Durban, South Africa — 14–21 days
- 🇲🇿 Beira/Maputo, Mozambique — 18–25 days
- 🇪🇬 Alexandria, Egypt — 10–14 days
Note: Rates are approximate and may vary based on vehicle size, weight, fuel prices, and seasonal demand. Contact us for an exact quote.
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Documents Required
Transparent pricing — no hidden fees. What you quote is exactly what you pay.
| Document | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|
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RTA Export Certificate (Mulkiya Cancellation & Export Plate) |
$680 – $1,361 |
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Dubai Customs Clearance & Seal |
$54.46 – $108.92  |
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Original Sales Invoice (Notarized) |
Included |
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Bill of Lading (BOL) |
Provided by Shipping Line |
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Certificate of Origin |
$40.84 – $81.67 |
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Pre-Shipment Inspection Report + Photographs |
Included |
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Marine / Cargo Insurance Certificate |
1%–2% of car CIF value |
Africa Major Countries
Kenya
Ghana
South Africa
Uganda
Nigeria
Buyer Documents Required (You Provide Once):
- Valid Passport (copy + original scan)
- Proof of Address
- Commercial License (if dealer/business buyer)
- Import Permit from destination country (if required)
Why Al Rawnaq
From vehicle selection to port delivery — Al Rawnaq Motors manages every step so you receive your car safely, fully documented, and on time.
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15+ Years of Export Experience
Al Rawnaq Motors has been exporting GCC-spec vehicles from Dubai to Africa for over 15 years. We have successfully delivered Toyota Land Cruisers, Hilux pickups, Jeep Wranglers and RAM trucks to buyers in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa and Mozambique. Our experience means zero surprises — we know every port, every country rule, and every document required.
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GCC-Spec Vehicles Only
Every vehicle we export is GCC-specification — built and maintained for the Gulf’s extreme heat, dust and road conditions, making them exceptionally durable for African terrain. You get low-mileage, single-owner, well-serviced cars that have never been accident-repaired or odometer-tampered. All vehicles are sourced directly from the UAE market with clean titles.
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Full Documentation Handled
We prepare every document in-house — RTA Export Certificate, Bill of Lading, Sales Invoice, Certificate of Origin, pre-shipment photos, and all country-specific compliance certificates including JEVIC for Kenya, SONCAP for Nigeria, SGS for Uganda, ITAC for South Africa, and INTERTEK for Mozambique. You provide your passport — we handle the rest.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Car Export from Dubai to Africa
Everything you need to know before exporting a car from the UAE.
You need the RTA Export Certificate, Bill of Lading, original Sales Invoice, Certificate of Origin, pre-shipment inspection report, and your passport copy. Country-specific certificates like JEVIC (Kenya), SONCAP (Nigeria), ITAC (South Africa), or SGS (Uganda) are also required — Al Rawnaq prepares and coordinates all of these for you.
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RoRo shipping from Jebel Ali to Mombasa costs approximately $800–$1,500 per vehicle with a transit time of 7–10 days. To Dar es Salaam it’s $900–$1,600 with 8–12 days transit. Container shipping for premium or multiple vehicles costs $1,500–$4,500 for a 20ft container. Contact us for an exact quote based on your vehicle and destination.
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Age limits vary by country. Kenya allows a maximum of 8 years old. Tanzania allows up to 10 years. Nigeria allows up to 15 years. Ghana allows up to 10 years. Uganda allows up to 15 years. Egypt limits imports to 3 years old. Morocco allows up to 5 years. Al Rawnaq confirms age compliance for your destination before purchase.
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East African countries including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Mozambique require Right-Hand Drive (RHD) vehicles. West and North African countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, Morocco, and Algeria require Left-Hand Drive (LHD). Al Rawnaq stocks both and advises you based on your destination country.
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RoRo transit from Jebel Ali Port to Apapa (Lagos) takes approximately 14–18 days. Factor in 3–7 additional days for port customs clearance in Nigeria. With all SONCAP documentation pre-arranged by Al Rawnaq, clearance delays are minimized.
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Yes. We offer 40ft container shipping that accommodates 2–3 vehicles at $5,500–$12,500, significantly reducing per-unit costs for dealers. We work with dealerships across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda and offer bulk pricing and dealer network support.
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