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Old 7th Jul 2010, 08:19
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Shipping/removal to Dubai

Hi Gents,
I was after some info regarding companies that ship to Dubai. I am after a 20 foot container for th UK to Dubai fairly soon and need some guidance. Sure there is lots of companies doing it but I was after a recommend or 2 reference price and shipping time....basically any economical speedy companies!...I dont want to share a container as this can take forever.
Any info gratefully accepted
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Old 7th Jul 2010, 09:23
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I was happy with these guys:

GAC - For shipping, logistics and marine services wherever you go.
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Old 7th Jul 2010, 11:25
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thanks I'll have a look into what they can do for me....

If anyone is moving to Dubai and wants to share a 40 foot container to reduce cost and wants to send on or about the start of August let me knoiw!!
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Well.. I'm actually looking to share a container.... but the other way around!!!!
Start discovering......
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Shipping

Try "FreightWorks"
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Old 7th Jul 2010, 12:19
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I've used GAC for personal effects DXB - KWI and later KWI-LGW.
Airfreight not a container. But can endorse them as a good outfit.
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Gentlemen,
On the subject of containers...
For some reason, I was under the impression that the repatriation (end of contract) package included a container home for furniture (and the big provident fund cheque) but have been unable to find this in the staff manual.
Is this the case or not?
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Unfortunately the container home has been reduced to a small box now, as a result of the the incredibly small provident fund cheque.
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moving to DXB

I run a relocation biz and Pickford's is highly recommended by my clients. Also, you may try BritishExpatForum and you will see they come recommended there as well as a couple other companies I am not familiar with. Good luck
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