Shipping Company from Madinah to Jordan | 0555915287 Furniture Moving with Assembly & Car Shipping to Amman and Irbid

Al Saif International Shipping ships from Madinah’s districts, such as Quba, Al Aziziyah, Al Awali, Al Khalidiyah, Shoran, Al Harrah Al Sharqiyah and Sultanah, and from Yanbu, AlUla, Badr, Khaybar and Al Hanakiyah, to Amman, Zarqa, Irbid, Aqaba and every city in Jordan. By road the route runs north to Tabuk, then the Halat Ammar crossing, the Jordanian Al Mudawwara border centre and Ma’an, on to Amman. The distance is about 1,230 km and door-to-door delivery takes 2–4 days, or 1–3 days by air from Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport to Queen Alia International Airport. Prices start from SAR 75 per parcel, SAR 85 per clothes box, SAR 1,050 per room with dismantling, packing and assembly, and SAR 1,300 for a sedan. Contact us: 0555915287.

Shipping company from Madinah to Jordan: a direct western road to the border

Madinah is closer to Jordan than most of the Kingdom’s major cities, lying on the northwestern road to Tabuk and the border. The truck leaves Madinah heading north on the Tabuk road and usually reaches the Halat Ammar crossing the day after loading, then crosses to the Al Mudawwara centre on the Jordanian side, on to Ma’an, and along the Desert Highway to Amman. With a total distance of only about 1,230 km, a Madinah shipment arrives in 2–4 days, roughly a day less than Riyadh, Jeddah or Makkah.

Before loading we submit the export data through the Fasah platform, so the truck does not wait at Halat Ammar. At Al Mudawwara, Jordan Customs handles inspection and clearance, or refers the shipment to an inland customs centre depending on its type, and it then continues to the delivery address. A road branches from Al Mudawwara towards Aqaba, so Aqaba and Ma’an receive Madinah shipments before Amman.

The right crossing for Madinah shipments

Some competitors confuse the two pairs of crossings. The Al Haditha crossing faces the Al Omari centre and serves Riyadh, Qassim, Hail, Al Jouf, Dammam and Al Ahsa. Halat Ammar, facing Al Mudawwara, serves Tabuk, Madinah, Jeddah and Makkah and is the natural road to Aqaba. A Madinah shipment therefore goes through Halat Ammar and Al Mudawwara; sending it to Al Haditha would mean a detour via Qassim, Hail and Al Jouf that the customer does not need. This correct routing is part of the experience that saves our customers time and cost.

We add Madinah and Yanbu shipments to the shared load heading north with Jeddah and Makkah shipments, so you do not wait for a truck to fill from Madinah alone. Full loads, such as a large home or commercial goods, get a dedicated dyna or trailer from your door.

Our customers in Madinah

Madinah is home to Jordanian students at the Islamic University and Taibah University, and to lecturers, doctors and engineers working at universities, hospitals and development projects around the Prophet’s Mosque and in AlUla, as well as Jordanian families who have lived for many years in Al Aziziyah, Quba and Al Khalidiyah. On graduating, at the end of a contract or when returning for good, they need their belongings or whole homes shipped. Madinah also has date traders, led by Ajwa, Safawi and Sukkari, and gift and religious book shops that send goods to Jordan.

We know Madinah’s loading conditions: districts near the central area that get crowded in peak seasons, buildings without lifts in some older districts, and spacious villas in newer ones. So we set the crew size and truck size by address and schedule loading outside peak times.

Jordanian cities we deliver to from Madinah

Door delivery to every governorate, in the order the road passes them:

• Aqaba and Ma’an: reached before Amman, straight after Al Mudawwara.
• Karak and Madaba: on the way to the centre.
• Amman: Abdoun, Khalda, Tla’ Al Ali, Jabal Amman, Marka, Sweifieh, Shafa Badran, Al Bayader, Al Quwaismeh.
• Zarqa and Salt: on about the same day as Amman.
• Irbid, Mafraq, Jerash and Ajloun: half a day to a day after Amman.

Furniture moving from Madinah to Jordan

We start with a survey by video or in person to count the pieces and set the service: full dismantling, packing and assembly, packing only, or loading of goods that are already packed. On loading day the team brings double-wall boxes, blankets, foam, heavy-duty plastic and mattress covers, dismantles, numbers and wraps, then loads the truck with heavy items below and fragile ones above, with securing straps that keep the load from shifting on the road.

Bedrooms

Beds, wardrobes and dressing tables are dismantled, screws go into numbered bags fixed to the piece itself, panels are wrapped in blankets and then plastic, and mirrors in foam in an upright position. Mattresses go into sealed covers, which matters because the shipment moves from Madinah’s heat to Amman’s cold and winter rain.

Majlis and living rooms

Sofas and Arabic majlis seating are wrapped in plastic and blankets, table legs are removed, glass is wrapped separately, and rugs are rolled in plastic. Cushions and armrests go into large clean bags, and the pieces are numbered so the majlis can be laid out as before.

Kitchens and IKEA kitchens

We photograph the kitchen before dismantling, then take apart and number the upper and lower cabinets and protect the marble with wooden boards. IKEA kitchens are dismantled per their manual, with hinges, handles and screws kept in labelled bags. If your new kitchen in Jordan has different dimensions, we tell you before shipping what will need adjustment.

Appliances and air conditioners

The fridge is emptied and dried a day ahead, the washing machine drum is locked, and TVs are wrapped in foam in special boxes. A technician removes air conditioners, pumping the gas into the outdoor unit and sealing the pipes, and they can be installed in Jordan on request.

Antiques, home libraries and office furniture

Many Madinah customers have large book collections, so we pack books into small, strong boxes that are not too heavy and number them by shelf. Antiques, handmade rugs and paintings are packed in wooden crates when needed, and insurance can be added for valuable items on request. Office furniture is numbered by department and set up in the new office in the same order.

Delivery and assembly

After clearance the truck reaches the address, where the team carries the pieces into the rooms by their numbers, assembles beds, wardrobes and the kitchen on request, and collects the packing materials, whether the home is in Khalda, Jabal Amman, Zarqa, Irbid or Aqaba.

Returning to Jordan and the personal-effects exemption

A Jordanian expatriate returning home for permanent residence may benefit from exemptions or facilities on personal effects and used furniture according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping. These conditions are set by Jordan Customs, usually relate to the length of residence abroad and the nature of the goods, and may change, so we advise you to confirm them with Jordan Customs before shipping. We prepare a detailed contents list with you that separates used furniture from new appliances, and suggest keeping proof of your period of residence in the Kingdom. A graduating student returning with books and belongings usually has a small shipment that fits shared-shipping boxes.

Commercial goods and Madinah dates

Madinah sends Ajwa, Safawi and Sukkari dates, gifts, prayer beads and religious books, and products from factories in Madinah and Yanbu to Jordan. We ship them by shared pallet from SAR 560, by weight from SAR 850 per 100 kg, or on a dedicated truck: a 6 m dyna from SAR 3,300 and a 15 m trailer from SAR 6,100. The required documents are a commercial registration, invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and a health certificate for food, according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Part or full load?

A date shop sending a few pallets ahead of the seasons is well served by a part load, which is more economical. A factory or supplier that fills a truck, or needs delivery by a set date, chooses a dedicated truck that runs from its warehouse to its customer’s warehouse in Amman or Zarqa with no intermediate unloading. For dates we take care with ventilated packing, avoid crushing the boxes, and avoid loading at midday in summer.

Parcels, bags and online stores

A 1–5 kg parcel starts from SAR 75, a clothes box of about 20 kg from SAR 85, and personal goods from SAR 9.5 per kg. This suits a student sending books before graduating, a visitor sending gifts and dates to family, or an employee shipping bags before travelling. We also serve Madinah online stores selling dates, perfumes and prayer beads to customers in Jordan with regular consolidated shipments.

Prohibited items and packing

We do not ship flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription, or plants and seeds without a permit, including palm offshoots. Empty the fridge, keep liquids apart from clothes, write the room name on each box, and ask us about any item you are unsure of before packing so the shipment is not held up at inspection.

• Small, strong boxes for books, and double-wall boxes for dishes and glass.
• Blankets and heavy-duty plastic for sofas and wood.
• Foam and corner guards for mirrors, screens and paintings.
• Numbered bags for screws and small parts.

Car shipping from Madinah to Jordan

Cars travel by road on carriers from Madinah via Tabuk to Halat Ammar and then Al Mudawwara. A sedan on a multi-car carrier starts from SAR 1,300, an SUV from SAR 1,990, and an enclosed carrier from SAR 2,300 for new and luxury cars. We inspect and photograph the car from every side, record the mileage and fuel, and strap it onto the carrier.

Car documents

• Vehicle registration (istimara).
• Owner’s ID.
• Export plates or an export certificate.
• A bank letter if the car is financed.
• All traffic fines paid.

Jordan’s car import rules

A car’s entry into Jordan is governed by Jordanian import rules, including vehicle age conditions, customs duties and taxes, which are set by Jordan Customs and change from time to time. So confirm with Jordan Customs that your car will be accepted before shipping; if it does not meet the conditions, selling it in Madinah may be more economical than shipping it.

Air freight from Madinah to Amman and Aqaba

For urgent shipments we fly from Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman in 1–3 days, or to King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba when the destination is the south. Prices start from SAR 46 per kg, charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher, where volumetric weight = L × W × H ÷ 6000. Air suits documents, university certificates, small devices and samples; furniture and cars are far more economical by road.

If direct flights are not available for your type of shipment, we send it via King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and tell you the timing before booking.

Commercial containers to Aqaba port

For traders exporting full containers, goods are moved from Madinah to Jeddah Islamic Port, then shipped across the Red Sea to Aqaba port, and from there by road to their destination in Jordan. A 20 ft container starts from SAR 5,600. However, Madinah’s closeness to the border makes a dedicated truck via Halat Ammar a practical option for most commercial loads, while household furniture and cars always go by road.

Road, air and sea compared from Madinah

For Madinah customers: road is the practical choice for most shipments because the distance is relatively short, air for urgent items, and sea for regular containers.

Shipping prices from Madinah to Jordan

We use the same starting prices in every Saudi city; distance raises the final price, and the itemised quote after the survey confirms the price line by line.

Price factors

The price depends on the volume of furniture and weight of goods, the service type, and the pickup location, since an apartment near the central area differs from a villa in Shoran or a house in AlUla or Yanbu, plus the floor and lift access at both ends. The delivery location in Jordan also matters, with Aqaba and Ma’an on the way and Irbid and Ajloun in the north, as does the choice between shared and dedicated loads.

How to save

• Shared road freight is the cheapest way for boxes and furniture if you are not in a hurry.
• Books are heavy, so ship what you really need and donate duplicates.
• Avoid loading on Madinah’s peak-season days.
• Pack small items into boxes of a uniform size.

Customs and documents

Export is done through the Fasah platform before the truck reaches Halat Ammar, and Jordan Customs handles import at the Al Mudawwara border centre or at an inland customs centre.

Furniture and personal effects papers

• National ID or iqama.
• Passport.
• Contents list.
• Fasah authorisation.
• Jordanian consignee details: national number, mobile and address.

Commercial goods papers

• Commercial registration, invoice and packing list.
• Certificate of origin.
• Health certificate for food and dates.

Distance and time to Amman

Pickup from Yanbu, AlUla or Badr may add a few hours depending on location, and Zarqa is reached on about the same day as Amman.

Booking steps

1. Call 0555915287 or send a quote request.
2. Survey by video or in person.
3. Receive the itemised quote and set the loading day.
4. Prepare documents and submit Fasah data.
5. Dismantling, packing and loading in Madinah.
6. The road via Tabuk to Halat Ammar, then Al Mudawwara.
7. Delivery and assembly in Jordan.

Shipment tracking

One coordinator follows every stage with you: leaving Madinah, reaching Tabuk, crossing Halat Ammar, clearance at Al Mudawwara, and the delivery time. You receive loading photos and a shipment number.

Temporary storage

If your university housing or home lease ends before your travel date, or your home in Jordan is not ready, we store your furniture and belongings wrapped in a covered warehouse until the date you set.

Shipping from Jordan to Madinah

We run the reverse route from Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Aqaba to Madinah and Yanbu via Al Mudawwara and Halat Ammar, for students joining Madinah’s universities, families coming to work, and traders importing Jordanian products.

The right time to ship

Autumn to spring suits wooden furniture, appliances and dates, as summer is hot on the northwestern road. The end of the academic year brings more student demand and visiting seasons crowd Madinah, so book early. In winter Amman and Irbid can be cold and rainy, so we cover the load during unloading.

Questions from Madinah customers

How long does shipping from Madinah to Jordan take?

2–4 days by road door to door, or 1–3 days by air.

Which crossing does the shipment use?

The Saudi Halat Ammar crossing and then the Jordanian Al Mudawwara centre, via Tabuk.

Do you ship students’ books?

Yes, in small, strong boxes by shared shipping per kilo.

Do you collect from Yanbu and AlUla?

Yes, and from Badr, Khaybar, Al Hanakiyah and Al Mahd.

Do you deliver to Aqaba?

Yes, and the shipment reaches Aqaba before Amman.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does shipping from Madinah to Jordan take?

2–4 days by road door to door, or 1–3 days by air to Queen Alia International Airport.

What is the distance from Madinah to Amman?

About 1,230 km via Tabuk, the Halat Ammar crossing, Al Mudawwara and Ma'an.

Which crossing do Madinah shipments use?

The Saudi Halat Ammar crossing and the Jordanian Al Mudawwara centre, not Al Haditha and Al Omari, which serve the centre and east.

How much does shipping from Madinah to Jordan cost?

From SAR 75 per 1–5 kg parcel, SAR 85 per clothes box of about 20 kg, and SAR 9.5 per kg for personal goods.

How much does furniture moving from Madinah to Jordan cost?

From SAR 1,050 per room with dismantling, packing and assembly, SAR 3,300 for a 2-room apartment and SAR 5,200 for a villa.

How much does car shipping from Madinah to Jordan cost?

From SAR 1,300 for a sedan on a multi-car carrier, SAR 1,990 for an SUV and SAR 2,300 for an enclosed carrier.

Do you ship students' books and belongings from Madinah?

Yes, by shared shipping per kilo in small, strong boxes, with personal goods from SAR 9.5 per kg.

Can Madinah dates be shipped commercially to Jordan?

Yes, with an invoice, certificate of origin and health certificate, according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Is there air freight from Madinah to Amman?

Yes, from Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport to Queen Alia Airport in 1–3 days, from SAR 46 per kg.

Can I ship my car to Jordan?

Car entry follows Jordanian import rules set by Jordan Customs, which change, so confirm them before shipping.

What documents are needed to move furniture to Jordan?

ID or iqama, passport, contents list, Fasah authorisation, and the Jordanian consignee's national number, mobile and address.

Do you collect from Yanbu and AlUla?

Yes, and from Badr, Khaybar, Al Hanakiyah, Al Mahd and Wadi Al Fura.