Vessel arrival and discharge
Sea cargo into Qatar mainly arrives at Hamad Port. Arrival means the vessel is in port, and discharge means your container has been lifted off it.
Follow your cargo into and out of Qatar. Enter a container, BL, booking or AWB number to see the latest status and what has already happened.
Sea cargo into Qatar mainly arrives at Hamad Port. Arrival means the vessel is in port, and discharge means your container has been lifted off it.
Cargo entering Qatar is declared through Al-Nadeeb, the customs single-window system run by the General Authority of Customs. A container normally cannot leave until its declaration clears.
Release is the shipping line's authorization for collection. Gate out is recorded when the container leaves the terminal on a truck.
Air cargo is traced by AWB, from flight arrival to release at the cargo terminal. For airline specific detail, see our Qatar Airways Cargo and Air Cargo Tracking pages.
Enter your container, BL, booking or AWB number in the search box at the top of this page. You will see the latest status and the milestones reported so far.
Vessel arrival, discharge, customs clearance through Al-Nadeeb, container release and gate out for sea cargo. For air cargo, flight arrival and release from the cargo terminal.
Discharge only means the container left the vessel. It also needs customs clearance and release from the shipping line before it can leave the terminal.
Yes. We offer customs clearance and freight forwarding for cargo moving to and from Qatar, so you can follow and clear it with one team.
Enter your number at the top of the page, or talk to our team about a shipment you are planning.