Shipping Company from Makkah to Jordan | 0555915287 Personal Goods, Parcels & Car Shipping to Amman and Aqaba

Al Saif International Shipping ships from Makkah’s districts, such as Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah, Al Awali, Al Naseem, Al Sharaie and Al Zahir, and from Taif, Al Jumum and Al Kamil, to Amman, Aqaba, Zarqa, Irbid and every governorate of Jordan. By road the route runs north via Madinah and Tabuk to the Halat Ammar crossing, then the Jordanian Al Mudawwara border centre and Ma’an, on to Amman. The distance is about 1,530 km and door-to-door delivery takes 3–5 days, or 1–3 days by air from King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah to Queen Alia International Airport. Prices start from SAR 75 per parcel, SAR 9.5 per kg for personal goods, SAR 1,050 per room with dismantling and assembly, and SAR 1,300 for a sedan. Call us: 0555915287.

Shipping company from Makkah to Jordan: why the shipment heads to Tabuk

Makkah lies in the west of the Kingdom, with Jordan almost directly to its north, so the natural road for its shipments is the western-northern route. The truck leaves Makkah towards Madinah on the Hijrah road, continues north to Tabuk, and from there to the Halat Ammar crossing on the border. On the Jordanian side, the shipment enters the Al Mudawwara border centre, then takes the road to Ma’an, and from Ma’an the Desert Highway to Amman. If the destination is Aqaba, the road branches south towards it before Amman, which makes Aqaba the nearest Jordanian point for Makkah customers.

Export procedures begin in Makkah before the truck departs, as we submit the data through the Fasah platform, so the truck reaches Halat Ammar with its papers ready. At Al Mudawwara, Jordan Customs handles inspection and clearance at the border, or refers the shipment to an inland customs centre depending on its nature, and it then continues to the delivery address.

Halat Ammar and Al Mudawwara, not Al Haditha and Al Omari

There are two pairs of crossings between Saudi Arabia and Jordan, and many competitors confuse them. Al Haditha faces Al Omari and serves shipments from the centre, east and north: Riyadh, Qassim, Hail, Al Jouf, Dammam and Al Ahsa. Halat Ammar faces Al Mudawwara and serves the west and northwest: Tabuk, Madinah, Jeddah and Makkah. Sending a Makkah shipment to Al Haditha would mean a long, needless detour via Riyadh or Qassim and Hail. We route your shipment straight to Halat Ammar because that is what geography dictates, so you never pay for distance you do not need.

We combine Makkah shipments with those from Jeddah and Taif in a regular shared load, so you do not wait for a truck to fill from your district alone. If your load is a large home or goods that fill a truck, we send a dedicated 6 m dyna or 15 m trailer straight from your door.

What we offer Makkah customers

Many Jordanians live in Makkah, working in hotels, hospitals, universities, schools and contracting. Some have spent years in Al Aziziyah, Al Awali, Al Naseem and Al Sharaie; others live in Taif with its mild climate. These families move to Jordan when contracts end or when they return for good, and need a whole home moved. There are also traders exporting prayer rugs, perfumes, clothing and gifts from Makkah’s markets to shops in Amman and Zarqa, and students who need their books and belongings shipped.

Makkah has its own loading conditions: narrow streets in older districts, residential towers that need the service lift booked, and peak periods during the Umrah and Hajj seasons when traffic intensifies. So we coordinate the loading time in advance, choose a truck size suited to the street, and use a small vehicle to shuttle furniture to the large truck if it cannot reach the building door.

Furniture moving from Makkah to Jordan

The service starts with a survey by video or in person, where we set the number of rooms and pieces and the type of service. On loading day the team arrives with double-wall boxes, blankets, foam and heavy-duty plastic. We dismantle the pieces, number them, wrap each one appropriately, and load the truck in a way that prevents friction along the long road via Madinah and Tabuk.

Bedrooms and children’s rooms

Beds are taken apart into panels, wardrobe doors removed and mirrors wrapped, and screws placed in numbered bags taped to the pieces. Children’s beds and small desks are wrapped in blankets, and toys and books go into boxes labelled with the room name, so everyone finds their things easily in the new home.

Living rooms and majlis

Sofas are wrapped in plastic and then blankets; glass tables have their glass removed and wrapped in foam inside a cardboard frame; and rugs are rolled and wrapped in plastic. Curtains are taken down and folded into clean bags, with their rails tied and numbered.

Kitchens and IKEA kitchens

Wood and aluminium kitchens are photographed before dismantling and then taken apart cabinet by cabinet with numbering, while marble is protected with wooden boards. IKEA kitchens are dismantled per their manual and their small parts collected in labelled bags. We review the dimensions of the kitchen in your new Amman or Aqaba home before shipping to tell you what needs adjustment.

Appliances and air conditioners

The fridge is emptied and dried a day ahead, the washing machine drum is locked, TVs are wrapped in foam and cardboard, and small kitchen appliances go into double-wall boxes. A technician removes split and window air conditioners, keeping the gas in the outdoor unit and sealing the pipes, and they can be installed in Jordan on request.

Antiques and office furniture

Paintings, craftwork, handmade rugs and chandeliers are packed in wooden crates when needed, and insurance can be added for valuable items on request. For offices, clinics and travel companies relocating their business, we number the office furniture by department and set it up in the new office in the same order.

Delivery and assembly in Jordan

After clearance the truck reaches the address, and the team carries the pieces into the rooms by their numbers, assembles beds, wardrobes and the kitchen on request, and removes empty boxes. Delivery is to the door in Abdoun, Tla’ Al Ali or Marka in Amman, or in Aqaba, Ma’an or Karak in the south.

Returning to Jordan for good

If you are moving your home from Makkah because you are returning to Jordan permanently, note that Jordan Customs grants returning expatriates exemptions or facilities on personal effects and used furniture according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping, with conditions set by Jordan Customs, including the length of residence abroad and the goods being used. Confirm these conditions with Jordan Customs before shipping, and we will prepare a detailed contents list with you, separating used furniture from new appliances to make inspection easier.

Commercial goods from Makkah to Jordan

Makkah exports a range of goods to Jordan: prayer rugs, perfumes and incense, clothing and abayas, gifts, food products, and building materials from nearby factories. 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. They need 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.

Full or part load?

A shop sending a few pallets each month to a trader in Amman is well served by a part load, which is more economical and moves with the regular line. A supplier who fills a truck, or needs delivery by a set date ahead of a particular season, is better served by a dedicated truck that leaves their warehouse and reaches their customer’s warehouse with no intermediate unloading.

Commercial containers from Jeddah Islamic Port to Aqaba

Makkah’s closeness to Jeddah is an advantage for its traders: commercial containers are moved from their warehouses to Jeddah Islamic Port, about an hour away, then shipped north across the Red Sea to Aqaba port, and from there by road to Amman or any Jordanian city. A 20 ft container starts from SAR 5,600 and suits traders who export large volumes regularly. Household furniture and cars go by road via Halat Ammar and Al Mudawwara, because the land route is more economical and involves fewer handling stages.

Parcels, bags and online store shipments

If you are sending a bag of clothes or Umrah gifts to your family in Jordan, or a box of books for a student, 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. We also serve Makkah online stores selling perfumes, incense, copies of the Quran and prayer rugs to customers in Jordan with regular consolidated shipments delivered to recipients after arrival.

Prohibited items and packing

We do not ship flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription, or plants and seeds without a permit. Alcohol-based perfumes and liquid incense need checking before packing, since some count as flammable. Empty the fridge, keep liquids away from clothes, and wrap glass bottles individually.

• Double-wall boxes for dishes, glass and permitted perfumes.
• Blankets and heavy-duty plastic for sofas and wood.
• Foam and corner guards for mirrors and screens.
• Numbered bags for screws and small parts.

Car shipping from Makkah to Jordan

Cars travel by road on carriers from Makkah via Madinah and 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 for new and luxury cars from SAR 2,300. We inspect and photograph the car from every side, record the mileage and fuel, and strap it onto the carrier.

Required papers

• Vehicle registration (istimara).
• Owner’s ID.
• Export plates or an export certificate.
• A bank letter if the car is financed.
• No unpaid traffic fines on the car.

Before you ship your car to Jordan

Cars entering Jordan are subject to Jordanian import rules, including vehicle age conditions, customs duties and taxes, which are set by Jordan Customs and change. So please confirm with Jordan Customs that your car meets the conditions before shipping; if it does not, selling it in Makkah and buying a car in Jordan may be more economical.

Air freight from Makkah to Amman and Aqaba

Urgent shipments from Makkah fly via King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah 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 on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher, where volumetric weight = L × W × H ÷ 6000. Air freight suits documents, electronics, samples and urgent orders; furniture and cars are far more economical by road.

Road, air or sea from Makkah?

For Makkah customers: road via Halat Ammar for furniture, cars and ordinary goods, air for urgent light items, and sea from Jeddah port for commercial containers.

Shipping prices from Makkah to Jordan

Starting prices are the same in every Saudi city, but distance raises the final price, and the itemised quote you receive after the survey confirms the price line by line.

What raises or lowers the price?

The price depends on the volume of furniture or weight of goods, the service type (dismantling, packing and assembly), and the pickup location: an apartment in an Al Aziziyah tower needs a lift booking, a house in an older district may need a small vehicle to shuttle to the truck, and pickup from Taif or Al Kamil adds distance. The delivery location in Jordan also matters, since Aqaba and Ma’an are on the way while Irbid and Ajloun are in the far north, as does the choice between shared and dedicated shipping.

Tips to reduce the cost

• Shared road freight is the cheapest way if your date is flexible.
• Avoid loading at the peak of the Umrah and Hajj seasons when Makkah’s roads are crowded.
• Get rid of old furniture before shipping, because space is what you pay for.
• Prepare documents before loading day.

Customs, crossings and documents

Export on the Saudi side is completed 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 documents

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

Commercial goods documents

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

Jordanian cities we serve

• Aqaba and Ma’an: the nearest destinations on the Halat Ammar and Al Mudawwara road.
• Amman: Abdoun, Khalda, Tla’ Al Ali, Jabal Amman, Marka, Sweifieh, Gardens, Tabarbour, Hashmi Al Shamali.
• Zarqa: on about the same day as Amman.
• The north: Irbid, Mafraq, Jerash and Ajloun, half a day to a day after Amman.
• Centre and south: Salt, Madaba and Karak.

Distance and time to Amman

Taif is a little further off the road than Makkah, so pickup there may add a few hours, while Aqaba is reached before Amman.

Shipping steps from Makkah

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

Tracking and storage

Your shipment coordinator tells you about every stage: leaving Makkah, passing Madinah and Tabuk, crossing Halat Ammar, clearance at Al Mudawwara, and the delivery time. You receive loading photos and a shipment number. If you need to vacate your home before travelling, or your home in Jordan is not ready, we offer temporary storage with furniture wrapped until the date you set.

Shipping from Jordan to Makkah

We run the reverse route from Amman, Aqaba, Zarqa and Irbid to Makkah and Taif via Al Mudawwara and Halat Ammar, for families coming to work in Makkah and traders importing Jordanian products such as olive oil and food products, with the same services.

When to ship from Makkah

Autumn to spring suits wooden furniture and appliances, since summer heat on the western road is high. During the Umrah and Hajj seasons Makkah is crowded, so plan loading outside peak days. In winter Amman can be cold and rainy, so we cover the load well during unloading.

Questions from Makkah customers

How long does shipping from Makkah to Jordan take?

3–5 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 Madinah and Tabuk.

Do you deliver to Aqaba?

Yes, and the shipment reaches Aqaba before Amman on the same road.

Do you collect from Taif?

Yes, and from Al Jumum, Al Kamil, Bahra and Khulais.

Do you assemble furniture in Jordan?

Yes, we reassemble beds, wardrobes and kitchens on request.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does shipping from Makkah to Jordan take?

3–5 days by road door to door, or 1–3 days by air to Queen Alia International Airport.

What is the distance from Makkah to Amman?

About 1,530 km via Madinah, Tabuk, the Halat Ammar crossing, Al Mudawwara and Ma'an.

Which crossing do Makkah shipments use?

The Saudi Halat Ammar crossing and the Jordanian Al Mudawwara centre, the natural road for shipments from the west.

How much does shipping from Makkah 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 Makkah 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 Makkah 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 from Makkah to Aqaba?

Yes; road shipments reach Aqaba before Amman, and commercial containers reach it by sea from Jeddah Islamic Port.

How much does a container to Aqaba port cost?

A 20 ft container starts from SAR 5,600 from Jeddah Islamic Port across the Red Sea to Aqaba.

Is there air freight from Makkah to Jordan?

Yes, via King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah 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 Taif and Al Jumum?

Yes, and from Al Kamil, Bahra, Khulais and every district of Makkah.