Low Cost
One customer described the service as “super cheap,” making it appealing when price matters more than speed.
Leopards Courier and Freight Services LLC
Al Qusais
Leopards Courier and Freight Services LLC is a courier service in Al Qusais handling Pakistan–UAE document and parcel deliveries. Reviews include a document envelope collected promptly for AED 70 and parcels arriving in Dubai within four to five working days, though delivery consistency and support are major concerns.
Reputation Score
2.7
★★★☆☆
217 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Fast Delivery
Some shipments arrived quickly: one parcel reached Dubai from Pakistan within four working days.
Document Pickup
A UAE-to-Pakistan document shipment had prompt collection by a rider, with polite call-centre assistance.
Reasonable Rates
A long-term customer praised the prices as fair and reasonable, while noting occasional lateness.
Successful Delivery
Other customers reported receiving parcels within five days and getting an area delivery without issues.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Timing. Ask for a realistic delivery estimate before paying, especially for urgent documents; one expedited shipment took three weeks.
Keep Proof. Keep your tracking details, call records and delivery instructions, since customers have disputed inaccurate status updates.
Check Charges. Confirm whether any UAE-side fee applies when the sender has already paid; one India shipment incurred an additional AED 25.
Protect Contents. For collectible or fragile items, ask how packaging will be handled; one customer reported removed bubble wrap and dented DVD boxes.
Plan Backup. Avoid relying on this service for time-sensitive documents unless you have a backup plan, as a promised six-day delivery took longer.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Lombardia compound - Warehouse No.5
Al Qusais Ind. Fourth, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
Document envelope
Customers have used the document-envelope service for shipments between the UAE and Pakistan, including one collection arranged through the call centre.
Urgent documents
The courier is used for urgent document shipments, although one customer said paying an expedited fee did not prevent a three-week delay.
Common Concerns
Long Delays
Reviews describe shipments taking 22 days, more than a month, or four weeks instead of the promised timeframe.
Poor Contact
Callers frequently report unanswered phones, ineffective helplines and no response to online requests or email.
Weak Tracking
Tracking was described as inaccurate, including a shipment marked for future delivery despite no call to the customer.
Rude Drivers
One Abu Dhabi driver reportedly asked the customer to collect the parcel from the road instead of coming to the address.
Handling Damage
A customer said a box was opened, bubble wrap removed and DVD cases damaged during delivery.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 70
document envelope weighing up to or less than 500 grams
“They charged me AED 70 for a document envelope weighing up to or less than 500 grams”Google review · August 2025
25AED
courier from India
“I got a courier from India they charged 25AED”Google review · August 2024
DXB
LOCAL
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The Bottom Line
Leopards Courier and Freight Services LLC handles document and parcel shipments, particularly between Pakistan and the UAE. Customers have used it for document envelopes, urgent documents and ordinary parcels, with a few reporting delivery to Dubai in four working days or receipt within five days. A document shipment from Abu Dhabi to Karachi also had prompt pickup and polite call-centre assistance.
The trade-off is reliability. Many recent reviews describe delays stretching to 10 days, 22 days, three weeks or more than a month, sometimes after an urgent fee was paid. One shipment reached Dubai but was not forwarded to Abu Dhabi, while another moved between Abu Dhabi, Ajman and Dubai.
Tracking is also questioned: customers mention “out for delivery” statuses that did not lead to delivery and disputed claims that the recipient had been contacted. Customer support is the biggest practical concern. Reviewers report unanswered UAE and Pakistan calls, unreturned emails and web-chat messages, and rude or unhelpful replies.
Delivery experiences vary too; one Abu Dhabi driver asked a customer to collect the parcel from the road, and another review alleges packaging was opened and DVD cases were dented. Pricing can be attractive, but confirm all charges and timing in writing before sending important or urgent items.