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Interlink Freight Agency
Licensed customs broker and freight agency operating since 1991 across all UAE ports and free zones.
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About Interlink Freight Agency
Interlink Freight Agency has been helping businesses achieve smooth and reliable customs clearances in Dubai and across the UAE since 1991. As a licensed sea, air, and land transportation agency and Customs Broker, they operate from their head office in Dubai.
Their operations cover Dubai International Airport (DXB), Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), Jebel Ali Seaport, Hamriyah Seaport, Dubai Creek, Coastal Customs, Marfa, and all Free Zones clearances. This comprehensive coverage ensures they can handle any shipment regardless of entry point.
The company's three decades of experience have built deep relationships with customs authorities and a thorough understanding of UAE trade regulations, making them one of the most trusted clearing agents in the region.
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