Shipping Company from Jeddah to Morocco | 0555915287 Sea Container Freight & Car Shipping to Casablanca and Rabat

Shipping Company from Jeddah to Morocco | Sea Container Freight & Car Shipping to Casablanca and Rabat

From any district of Jeddah, Al Saif International Shipping ships your furniture, car and goods to Morocco directly from Jeddah Islamic Port, the port most of the Kingdom’s containers for Morocco sail from. We load the container at your door and seal it, it reaches the port within hours, and it then sails through the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean to Tanger Med or Casablanca port in about 18–25 days depending on the shipping line, or to Agadir port for the south, before we deliver it to your door in any Moroccan city. For parcels and documents we offer air freight from King Abdulaziz International Airport to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, Marrakech or Rabat in 2–5 days. Prices start from SAR 18 per kg by air, SAR 560 per room in a shared container, SAR 5,600 for a 20 ft container and SAR 1,900 for a sedan. Call or WhatsApp: 0555915287.

⚓ From the Bride of the Red Sea to Tangier: the essentials

Route: your Jeddah home → Jeddah Islamic Port → north up the Red Sea → Suez Canal → Mediterranean → Tanger Med, Casablanca or Agadir → your door in Morocco.
Within the Kingdom: the port is inside Jeddah, so there is no long land leg before sailing.
By sea: about 18–25 days from Jeddah to Moroccan ports, depending on the shipping line.
By air: King Abdulaziz Airport to Mohammed V, Marrakech Menara or Rabat-Salé in 2–5 days.
Starts from: SAR 4,600 for a full home, SAR 7,500 for a 40 ft container, SAR 790 per CBM of cargo, SAR 190 per air box.
Collection: every Jeddah district, Obhur, Rabigh, Thuwal, Taif and Makkah.

Shipping company from Jeddah to Morocco: why the journey starts in Jeddah

If you live in Jeddah, you live next to the port that most containers from the Kingdom to Morocco leave from. Jeddah Islamic Port is on the Red Sea, and ships from it head straight north to the Suez Canal, then into the Mediterranean and west to the Strait of Gibraltar and Morocco. Your container therefore needs no long land journey before sailing, as it does for customers in Riyadh, Qassim or Tabuk, and no voyage around the peninsula, as with ships leaving Dammam. That is why Jeddah customers find their dates easier to coordinate and their inland transport costs lower.

The practical route from Jeddah to Morocco is the sea for anything that is furniture, cars or goods, because the land route crosses several countries, takes longer and has varying procedures. A sea container is loaded at your door in Al Hamdaniyah, Obhur, Al Rawdah or Al Safa, sealed, and enters the port the same day or the next, and it is not opened until customs inspection at the arrival port in Morocco. After clearance a truck carries it to your home in Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Fes or Tangier.

Being close to the port has another benefit: flexibility. If the ship’s schedule changes, or you need to push loading back a day or two, it is far easier in Jeddah than in a distant city whose containers need a long road trip. We use that to schedule loading close to the vessel’s booking cut-off, so your container does not sit in the yard for long.

Sea or air from Jeddah?

Jeddah sends two kinds of shipment to Morocco: large sea shipments from Moroccan families moving their homes or traders sending goods, and small air shipments of suitcases, gifts and documents. The difference in pricing is that air freight is charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher, with volumetric weight equal to length × width × height in centimetres ÷ 6000, while sea freight is charged by cubic metre or by full container. A large, light item such as a sofa or mattress becomes very expensive by air, while a small, heavy carton of clothes or books suits it well.

Comparison	Sea from Jeddah Islamic Port	Air from King Abdulaziz	Land
Transit time	About 18–25 days port to port	2–5 days	A long route across several countries; sea is the practical option for furniture and cars
Best for	Apartments and villas, cars, commercial goods	Suitcases, gifts, documents, samples	—
Starts from	SAR 560 per room, SAR 5,600 for a 20 ft container	SAR 18 per kg, SAR 190 per 20–30 kg box	—
Inland transport before shipping	Short, as the port is inside Jeddah	Hand-over in Jeddah	—

Why Jeddah residents choose Al Saif for Morocco

A Jeddah customer does not need anyone to cover the distance to the port, but does need someone who packs well, knows port procedures, picks the right shipping line and follows the shipment to the door in Morocco. That is what we offer:

A packing team in Jeddah: at your home in Al Hamdaniyah, North Obhur, Al Rawdah, Al Safa, Al Salamah, Al Naeem, Al Shati, Al Faisaliyah or any other district.
A warehouse near the port: where we consolidate shared-container shipments and store furniture when needed.
A container at your door: loaded and sealed in front of you, then straight into the port.
The right shipping line and port: Tanger Med for the north, Casablanca for the centre and Agadir for the south.
Delivery across Morocco: port to door with assembly on request, or port to port with your own agent.
An itemised quote: packing, sea freight, destination port charges, clearance and delivery.
Optional insurance: insurance can be added for valuable items on request.
One number to follow up: 0555915287.

Jeddah has a large Moroccan community, with families who have worked in education, health, hotels and trade for years, and it is home to the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco serving Moroccans in the Western Region. It also has traders dealing with the Moroccan market in both directions, and Saudis who own homes in Tangier and Marrakech. Each has different needs, so we start by asking about volume, destination city and timing before suggesting a container.

Shipping prices from Jeddah to Morocco

The prices below are starting prices that include collection from your Jeddah home. The final price is set after the volume is estimated and the arrival port and Moroccan city are known. Destination port charges, inland delivery in Morocco and customs clearance are set line by line in the itemised quote.

Service from Jeddah	Starts from	Notes
Air freight per kg	SAR 18	Actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher (L × W × H ÷ 6000)
Air box, 20–30 kg	SAR 190	From King Abdulaziz Airport
One room in a shared container	SAR 560	Including dismantling and packing
Full home	SAR 4,600	An apartment with its furniture and appliances
20 ft container	SAR 5,600	Two- or three-bedroom apartment
40 ft container	SAR 7,500	A villa or large house
Commercial cargo per CBM	SAR 790	From Jeddah warehouses and the industrial area
Sedan	SAR 1,900	RoRo or shared container
SUV in its own 20 ft container	SAR 5,600	Full protection inside the container

What sets the cost from Jeddah?

Jeddah’s advantage is that inland transport before sailing is short, so volume remains the main price factor: a shared container is charged by cubic metre and a full container has a fixed price. Next come the arrival port and delivery city: a home in Tangier or Tetouan is close to Tanger Med and one in Casablanca is close to Casablanca port, while a home in Oujda, Errachidia or Ouarzazate needs a longer inland run. Then comes the type of service: full dismantling, packing and assembly, or cartons you prepare yourself; storage; and insurance for valuable items. In Jeddah in particular, the floor and lift access in residential towers along the Corniche and in the north affect the work, so we ask about them before quoting.

How to save on shipping from Jeddah

Make use of the nearby port: if you have only a few items, bring them packed to our Jeddah warehouse for the shared container.
Share a container: one or two rooms do not need a full container.
Combine the car with the furniture: a 40 ft container can take a car and an apartment’s furniture.
The cheapest way to send gifts: 20–30 kg air boxes rather than many small parcels.
Leave old appliances behind: shipping them all the way to Morocco can cost more than they are worth.
Book ahead of peak seasons: before summer, Ramadan and Eid.

Furniture moving from Jeddah to Morocco

Moving a home from Jeddah to Morocco starts with a volume estimate, either a visit from our team or a video call through the rooms. We then suggest the right container, set the packing day, and the team arrives with materials and tools to dismantle, wrap and number the furniture and write the contents list needed for clearance in Morocco.

Packing a Jeddah apartment’s furniture before shipping to Morocco — Al Saif

Jeddah is a humid coastal city, and the voyage to Morocco means weeks on the Red Sea and the Mediterranean, so humidity is furniture’s main enemy on this trip. We wrap wood in bubble wrap, then cardboard, then moisture-proof film; put mattresses, sofas and rugs in sealed covers; place moisture absorbers in cartons and wardrobes; and pack appliances in their own boxes or reinforced cartons with foam. Glass, mirrors and paintings go into separate crates with corner guards.

Bedrooms and majlis seating

Wardrobes are taken down to their panels and numbered, with screws and hinges kept in labelled bags. Beds are dismantled and mattresses go into protective bags. Majlis sets and large sofas are wrapped in bubble wrap and blankets and loaded so that nothing heavy rests on them. Many Moroccan families in Jeddah take their majlis and rugs home, so we give the fabrics extra care, as they suffer from humidity.

Kitchens, including IKEA kitchens

IKEA and ready-made kitchens are common in Jeddah’s modern apartments. We photograph the kitchen before dismantling, number each unit, keep its hinges with it and protect worktops between reinforced boards. In Morocco the delivery team reassembles it on request. For made-to-measure kitchens, we suggest comparing their dimensions with your kitchen in Morocco before dismantling.

Appliances and air conditioners

Air conditioners run most of the year in Jeddah, and a technician removes them, recovers the gas and protects the pipes. Many Moroccan cities are milder, so a few units may be enough there. Fridges are switched off and dried a day ahead, washing machine drums are locked and televisions go into dedicated cartons. Saudi appliances generally run on the voltage used in Morocco, but check the plugs.

Antiques and office furniture

For antiques, chandeliers, paintings and valuable rugs we build wooden crates to size, and insurance can be added for valuable items on request. For Jeddah companies moving offices or opening a branch in Casablanca or Tangier, we dismantle and number the desks, pack the equipment and set everything up in the new office.

Loading furniture from a Jeddah home into a container bound for Morocco — Al Saif

Moroccans in Jeddah: final return, students and gifts

Returning for good from Jeddah to Morocco usually means moving a home a family has built over years. The first question a returning resident asks is whether the furniture will be exempt from duties. In general, Moroccan Customs gives Moroccans returning permanently facilities on their personal effects and used furniture, but the conditions and documents are set by Moroccan Customs and change over time. Confirm them with Moroccan Customs or the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco in Jeddah before shipping. We prepare the detailed contents list and connect you with a clearance agent at the arrival port.

Our advice: start well before your final exit, decide what to ship and what to sell, and book packing a few days before handing over the apartment. If you fly before the sailing date, we collect the furniture and keep it in our warehouse near the port until it ships, and you follow up from Morocco on the same number.

Jeddah’s universities host Moroccan students, and on graduation we ship their books, clothes and devices by air in 20–30 kg boxes from King Abdulaziz Airport, or by sea in a shared container if there is a lot. In Ramadan and at Eid, Moroccans in Jeddah send gifts home: Madinah dates, perfume and oud from Al Balad’s markets, clothes and small appliances. We gather them into air boxes and deliver them in Moroccan cities, noting that large quantities of a single item may be treated as commercial goods.

From your Jeddah home to the port gate

After loading and sealing at your door, the truck takes the container to Jeddah Islamic Port, a short trip within the city whatever your district, from North Obhur in the north to Al Khumrah in the south. We match the loading time to the container’s port entry slot, so it is not delayed on the road or left waiting in the yard. From Taif, Makkah and Rabigh, the truck brings the sealed container to Jeddah within hours.

A truck carrying a furniture container from a Jeddah district to Jeddah Islamic Port for shipping to Morocco — Al Saif

If your belongings are less than a full container, we take them in a closed truck to our warehouse, where they are loaded into the shared container for Morocco after every piece is marked with your name and shipment number. You pay only for your volume.

Sea freight from Jeddah to Morocco

Sea freight is the core service. You have two options: a full container (FCL), 20 ft or 40 ft, for you alone, loaded and sealed at your door, or a shared container (LCL), where you pay for your volume. A 20 ft container holds roughly a two- or three-bedroom apartment, and a 40 ft takes a villa or an apartment plus a car. A shared container may need a few days to fill, while a full one sails on the first suitable vessel.

A furniture container from Jeddah Islamic Port to Tanger Med and Casablanca — Al Saif

From Jeddah Islamic Port the ship sails north up the Red Sea, crosses the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean and heads west to Tanger Med on the Strait of Gibraltar, a major port serving Tangier, Tetouan and northern Morocco. From there, or directly, containers reach Casablanca on the Atlantic, the main commercial port serving Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech and central Morocco. For Souss and the south the container can arrive at Agadir. We choose the arrival port by your city to keep inland transport in Morocco short.

From Jeddah to	Suggested arrival port	Approximate time
Tangier and Tetouan	Tanger Med	About 18–25 days depending on the shipping line
Casablanca and Mohammedia	Casablanca	About 18–25 days
Rabat and Salé	Casablanca	About 18–25 days, then about 90 km by road
Kenitra	Casablanca or Tanger Med	Depending on the sailing schedule
Marrakech	Casablanca	About 18–25 days, then about 240 km by road
Fes and Meknes	Tanger Med or Casablanca	Inland trucking
Oujda	Tanger Med	Longer inland run to the east
Agadir	Agadir or Casablanca	Set in the quote

Add the days for export formalities and loading in Jeddah, then clearance and delivery in Morocco. All times are approximate and depend on shipping line schedules and port congestion.

Air freight from Jeddah to Morocco

From King Abdulaziz International Airport in north Jeddah we fly shipments to Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, Morocco’s main airport, and to Marrakech Menara and Rabat-Salé airports. Transit is 2–5 days depending on flights and clearance. We collect from your home or office, weigh and measure the shipment in front of you and send you the air waybill number.

Air freight from King Abdulaziz Airport in Jeddah to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca — Al Saif

Prices start from SAR 18 per kg on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher, and from SAR 190 per 20–30 kg box. It suits documents, excess luggage, gifts, small devices, traders’ samples and urgent spare parts. Furniture belongs at sea.

Car shipping from Jeddah to Morocco

The nearby port makes shipping a car from Jeddah straightforward: we collect it from your home or you hand it over at the port, and it ships in one of two ways. The first is RoRo: the car is driven onto the ship and secured, and it is not covered in this method; it starts from SAR 1,900 for a sedan. The second is inside a container: shared with another car, or in its own 20 ft container from SAR 5,600 for an SUV, protecting it from humidity and dust. A car can also travel with your furniture in a 40 ft container.

Car shipping documents from Jeddah

Vehicle registration (istimara).
Owner’s ID or iqama.
Export plates or export certificate.
A bank letter if the car is financed.

The conditions for bringing a car into Morocco, including its age, specifications and duties, are set by Moroccan Customs and change, so confirm them with Moroccan Customs or the consulate in Jeddah before shipping. We photograph the car from every side before loading and send you the photos.

Commercial cargo from Jeddah to Morocco

Jeddah is the Kingdom’s commercial gateway, and its warehouses in the industrial area, Al Khumrah and along the Makkah road serve traders exporting to Morocco: perfume and oud, dates, clothing and abayas, permitted foodstuffs, appliances, spare parts and trade supplies. We ship full loads in a container stuffed at your warehouse, and part loads by cubic metre in a shared container from SAR 790 per CBM.

Documents: commercial registration, commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin. The importer in Morocco needs a clearance agent, and some goods may need certificates or special permits according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Customs, clearance and collection in Morocco

In Jeddah the shipment is exported through Fasah with your authorisation. In Morocco it goes through inspection and clearance at the arrival port. The exemption rules for returning residents’ belongings and for car imports are set by Moroccan Customs and change, so we do not quote figures or conditions that may have shifted; please confirm them before shipping. All procedures follow the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Furniture moving documents from Jeddah

ID or iqama.
Passport.
Contents list.
Fasah authorisation.
Consignee details in Morocco: name, national ID card or passport number, address and phone.

Port to door or port to port?

With port to door, our agent handles clearance at Tanger Med, Casablanca or Agadir, then we take the furniture to your home and assemble it on request. With port to port, we deliver the container to the port and the consignee collects it through a local clearance agent of their choice. Either way we send the documents and the expected arrival date early, so the agent is ready and the container is not held up.

Moroccan cities we deliver to from Jeddah

We deliver to every district of Casablanca and Mohammedia; to Rabat, Salé and Temara; to Kenitra; to Marrakech, with special arrangements for homes inside the medina where the lanes are narrow; to Fes and Meknes; to Tangier and Tetouan, close to Tanger Med; to Oujda and the east; and to Agadir and Souss. The inland cost is set in the quote.

Prohibited items and packing

Flammable materials.
Gas cylinders.
Loose batteries.
Medicines without a prescription.
Plants and seeds without a permit.

We mark every carton with its room and contents and a number matching the contents list, put heavy items in small cartons and light ones in large cartons, and seal permitted liquids well. This makes inspection in Morocco easier and helps you settle into the new home.

Parcels, suitcases and e-commerce from Jeddah

If you only want to send a suitcase, a box or documents, we collect from your Jeddah home and fly it to Casablanca, Marrakech or Rabat. For Jeddah online stores selling perfume, oud and clothing to Morocco, we consolidate orders and ship regularly, by air for urgent orders and by sea for stock, with invoices and packing lists prepared.

Steps for shipping from Jeddah to Morocco

Call us: on 0555915287 and tell us your Jeddah district and your city in Morocco.
Volume estimate: a visit or video call, then an itemised quote.
Prepare documents: ID or iqama, passport, Fasah authorisation and consignee details.
Packing: dismantling, wrapping and numbering.
Loading and sealing: at your door, or at our warehouse for a shared container.
Port entry: Jeddah Islamic Port and export formalities.
Sailing: via Suez and the Mediterranean to Tanger Med, Casablanca or Agadir.
Clearance and delivery: with assembly on request.

Tracking and storage

After sailing we send you the container number and the shipping line’s name so you can follow the vessel, and tell you of any schedule change. If you need storage before shipping, we have a closed warehouse in Jeddah near the port, or we arrange storage in Morocco after arrival, priced by volume and duration.

Shipping from Morocco to Jeddah

We also ship from Morocco to Jeddah: furniture for Moroccans coming to work in Jeddah, belongings of Saudis returning from Morocco, and Moroccan goods in demand in Jeddah such as argan oil, rugs, ceramics, leather, kaftans and permitted spices. The container is loaded in Casablanca or Tangier, sails to Jeddah Islamic Port, is cleared according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping, and then reaches your home or warehouse.

When to ship from Jeddah to Morocco

Demand rises before summer when Moroccan families travel, at the end of the school year and of contracts, and before Ramadan and Eid, so book early in these periods. Autumn and winter offer more flexible dates. In Jeddah we deal with humidity in every season, so moisture-proof packing is a core part of every shipment.

FAQ: shipping from Jeddah to Morocco

How long does sea shipping from Jeddah to Morocco take?

About 18–25 days from Jeddah Islamic Port to Tanger Med or Casablanca depending on the shipping line, plus clearance and delivery. By air, 2–5 days.

How much is furniture moving from Jeddah to Morocco?

From SAR 560 per room, SAR 4,600 for a full home, SAR 5,600 for a 20 ft container and SAR 7,500 for a 40 ft container.

How much is car shipping from Jeddah to Morocco?

From SAR 1,900 for a sedan and SAR 5,600 for an SUV in its own 20 ft container.

Is a returning resident’s furniture from Jeddah exempt in Morocco?

There are facilities for those returning for good, but the conditions are set by Moroccan Customs and change, so confirm them with customs or the consulate before shipping.

Do you collect from Makkah, Taif and Rabigh?

Yes, and from every Jeddah district, Obhur and Thuwal.

Is there air freight from Jeddah to Casablanca?

Yes, from King Abdulaziz Airport to Mohammed V Airport in 2–5 days, from SAR 18 per kg.

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