Shipping Company from Makkah to Lebanon | 0555915287 Home Moving, Parcels & Car Shipping to Beirut via Jeddah Port

Al Saif International Shipping delivers shipments from Makkah’s districts, including Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah, Al Awali, Al Naseem, Al Sharaie, Al Zahir and Batha Quraish, and from Al Jumum and Bahrah, to Beirut, Mount Lebanon, the North, the Bekaa and the South. By road the truck heads north via Madinah and Tabuk to the Halat Ammar crossing and Al Mudawwara, then through Jordan and Syria to the Al Masnaa crossing, a distance of about 1,950 km taking 8–12 days door to door. By sea, containers sail from nearby Jeddah Islamic Port to Beirut port, and by air shipments fly from King Abdulaziz International Airport to Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport in 2–4 days. Prices start from SAR 140 for a parcel up to 5 kg, SAR 950 for one room with dismantling, packing and assembly, and SAR 2,350 for a sedan. Call now: 0555915287.

Shipping company from Makkah to Lebanon: where does your shipment leave from?

Makkah lies a short drive from Jeddah Islamic Port and King Abdulaziz International Airport, which gives its residents three genuinely available options. Because the Kingdom does not border Lebanon directly, the land route passes through Jordan and Syria. From Makkah the truck heads north on the Hijrah road to Madinah, then to Tabuk, crosses into Jordan from Halat Ammar to Al Mudawwara, drives through Jordan to the Jaber border centre, enters Syria at Nassib, passes Damascus to Jdeidet Yabous, and then reaches Lebanon’s Al Masnaa crossing before continuing to the Bekaa and Beirut.

Transit procedures in Jordan and Syria differ from time to time, and at some borders the load may have to move onto another truck, so we review the route before booking. When sea suits the shipment better, which is often the case for full homes and cars, we suggest a container from Jeddah Islamic Port to Beirut port: it is loaded in Makkah and reaches the port the same day. The itemised quote confirms the chosen route.

Why Halat Ammar and not Al Haditha?

Shipments from the west, from Makkah, Jeddah, Madinah and Tabuk, normally leave through the Halat Ammar crossing, which faces Jordan’s Al Mudawwara centre, because it lies on the natural road north. The Al Haditha crossing facing Al Omari is the exit for central and eastern Saudi Arabia. Choosing the right crossing from the start saves hundreds of kilometres and prepares the paperwork for the right place.

Why choose Al Saif from Makkah?

Makkah is a dense city: streets in Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah and Al Misfalah are crowded, and some roads are closed or regulated during the Hajj and Umrah seasons. We therefore plan loading times to avoid peak hours and use vehicles that suit the width of the street. Makkah also has a Lebanese community of doctors, engineers, traders and staff in hotels and companies, and families returning to Tripoli, Saida and Beirut after years of residence.

• We know Makkah’s districts and seasons: loading is scheduled around traffic and seasonal regulations.
• Jeddah port is close: a sea container becomes a practical option for a full home and a car.
• Dismantling, packing and assembly crew from Makkah to your home in Lebanon, with assembly at destination on request.
• Arrival arrangements: a smaller vehicle for the last stretch and a furniture hoist for high floors in Lebanon.
• An itemised quote before loading day.
• Optional insurance: insurance can be added for valuable items on request.

Shipping prices from Makkah to Lebanon

Starting prices are the same in every Saudi city, so a Makkah customer pays the same for the same item as anyone else. Distance and the chosen route do raise the final price, though: the land route from Makkah is close to two thousand kilometres, and sea freight adds port charges in Beirut. The itemised quote confirms the price after the survey.

Elements of the final price

The price depends on the volume of furniture or the weight of goods, on the service, whether dismantling, packing and assembly or loading only, and on the pickup location: a flat in a tower in Al Aziziyah needs a lift and a different amount of time than a ground-floor house in Al Jumum. The road or sea route counts, and so does timing, since loading during the seasons needs more permits and organisation. In Lebanon the floor, the lift and the street width all count, along with whether a home in Jounieh or the Metn needs a smaller vehicle or a furniture hoist.

How to save

• Consolidated road freight by the kilo is the cheapest way to send small shipments.
• For a full home, compare with a container from Jeddah Islamic Port.
• Book outside the Hajj and Ramadan seasons if you can; movement is easier.
• Get rid of old, heavy furniture before shipping.
• Prepare documents and the Lebanese consignee’s details early.

Furniture moving from Makkah to Lebanon

Many Makkah homes are flats in multi-storey buildings, and their lifts cannot always take large wardrobes and sofas. Our crew therefore starts by checking corridors, stairs and the lift, then brings full packing materials: strong boxes in several sizes, bubble wrap, fabric blankets, plastic covers and cardboard corners. Every box is numbered and logged in the contents list that Lebanese Customs requires.

Bedrooms

Beds and wardrobes are dismantled piece by piece and screws go into numbered bags taped to each piece. Mirrors and glass are packed in separate crates, and mattresses in tight plastic covers that protect them from dust all the way.

Kitchens and IKEA kitchens

A wooden kitchen is taken apart into units with doors and shelves numbered, and the marble top is protected in a wooden frame. IKEA kitchens are dismantled carefully in reverse order because they are designed to be assembled once; their small parts are kept in labelled bags and they are reassembled in Lebanon on request.

Appliances and air conditioners

The fridge is drained and dried, the washing machine is locked with transit bolts and screens are packed in padded boxes. Split and window ACs are removed by a technician, with the gas pumped down and pipes sealed on split units, and we recommend reinstalling them in Lebanon with a local technician.

Antiques, Qurans, libraries and office furniture

Many Makkah customers own large libraries, copies of the Quran and valuable books, so we pack them in small, sturdy boxes so no single box is too heavy, and protect the covers from moisture. Antiques and paintings are each packed in their own crate, and insurance can be added for valuable items on request. Office furniture is dismantled and numbered by room.

Reaching homes in Lebanon’s mountains and narrow quarters

A home in Lebanon may be in Aley or Bhamdoun on a winding mountain road, in the old quarters of Tripoli or Saida with their narrow lanes, or in a tall tower in Verdun. We therefore arrange a smaller vehicle to carry the goods over the last stretch and a furniture hoist for upper floors when the stairs or lift are too small, and we state this in the quote in advance.

Sea containers from Jeddah Islamic Port to Beirut port

The container is loaded outside your home or warehouse in Makkah and taken to Jeddah Islamic Port, then sails north up the Red Sea and through the Suez Canal to Beirut port, or Tripoli port if the destination is in the North, in about 15–25 days port to port depending on the shipping line. On arrival we arrange collection, clearance and door delivery. A 20 ft container starts from SAR 2,350, a 40 ft container from SAR 3,750, and a medium household in a shared container from SAR 2,350.

This option suits a full household, cars and large commercial loads, and it is used by Makkah traders exporting perfumes, carpets, food products and dates to distributors in Lebanon. The goods are sealed in the container and not unloaded on the way, keeping handling to a minimum.

Commercial goods shipping from Makkah to Lebanon

We ship commercial goods as partial loads on the consolidated land service from SAR 11 per kg, or as full loads in a sea container. The shipment needs a commercial registration, invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, plus a health certificate for food, and duties in Lebanon are calculated according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping. Perfumes and products containing alcohol or flammable substances have special conditions, so we review them with you before acceptance.

Car shipping from Makkah to Lebanon

Cars to Lebanon normally go by sea, inside their own container or on a RoRo vessel onto which the car is driven, or by land transit through Jordan and Syria; the itemised quote confirms the method. We collect the car in Makkah and take it to the loading yard in Jeddah, where it is inspected and photographed before shipping. A sedan starts from SAR 2,350, an SUV from SAR 3,750, and a car inside its own container costs the same as a 20 ft container.

Car documents

• Valid vehicle registration.
• Owner’s ID or iqama.
• Export plates or an export certificate.
• A bank letter if the car is financed.
• No unpaid traffic fines.

Conditions for bringing a car into Lebanon

Lebanese Customs sets the rules for importing cars, and they change from time to time. So confirm with Lebanese Customs before shipping that your car is accepted for import and ask about the approximate clearance cost, since the rules apply according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping. We deliver the car safely to Beirut port or the border and follow its collection with you.

Air freight from Makkah to Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport

For documents, prescribed medicines, spare parts, students’ clothes and urgent gifts, we fly from King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah to Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport in 2–4 days. The price starts from SAR 33 per kg, charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher; volumetric weight = length × width × height ÷ 6000.

We collect from your home in Makkah, take the shipment to the airport, prepare its paperwork and follow clearance in Beirut through to delivery. We advise reducing empty space in large, light boxes because volumetric weight may exceed actual weight.

Road, air or sea?

For Makkah customers: the nearby Jeddah port makes sea a strong option for a home and a car, road suits small and medium shipments when transit procedures allow, and air is for urgent items.

Customs, crossings and exemptions

Export clearance goes through the Fasah platform, and import clearance is handled by Lebanese Customs at Beirut port, Rafic Hariri Airport or the Al Masnaa crossing. By road, we follow transit procedures in Jordan and Syria.

Furniture moving documents

• National ID or iqama, and passport.
• A numbered contents list.
• Fasah authorisation.
• The Lebanese consignee’s ID, mobile number and full address.

Commercial documents

Commercial registration, invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and a health certificate for food.

Returning expatriates, students and family gifts

A Lebanese family returning for good from Makkah may benefit from personal-effects rules according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping, and we advise checking with Lebanese Customs before shipping to learn the conditions and documents. Students send books and clothes, and families send gifts of dates, carpets and perfumes to relatives in Lebanon, observing the shipping conditions for each item.

Where we deliver in Lebanon

• Beirut: Achrafieh, Hamra, Verdun, Ras Beirut and every other district.
• Mount Lebanon: Metn, Keserwan and Jounieh, Chouf, Aley, Baabda.
• North: Tripoli, Zgharta, Akkar.
• Bekaa: Zahle, Chtaura, Baalbek.
• South: Saida, Tyre, Nabatieh.

Parcels, bags and e-commerce orders

A parcel up to 5 kg starts from SAR 140, and consolidated freight from SAR 11 per kg. Our Makkah customers send bags of clothes and books to students in Beirut, gifts to family in the North and South, and online-store orders to buyers in Lebanon, delivered to the door on the road service or by air when urgent.

Prohibited items and packing

We cannot accept flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription, or plants and seeds without a permit. Perfumes and liquid incense have their conditions checked before shipping.

• Use new, strong boxes and put heavy items at the bottom.
• Wrap glass and plates individually.
• Write each box’s contents and destination room.
• Put liquids in tightly sealed containers.
• Keep gold, original documents and cash with you.

Distance and road time to Beirut

These times depend on border procedures in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.

Booking steps from Makkah

1. Call 0555915287 or send a quote request.
2. Survey by visit or video.
3. Route review and choice of road or sea.
4. Itemised quote and a date that suits Makkah’s traffic.
5. Documents prepared and filed on Fasah.
6. Dismantling, packing and loading.
7. Transit or sailing, and clearance in Lebanon.
8. Door delivery, with assembly on request.

Tracking and storage

After loading you receive a shipment number, and the coordinator informs you at every stage: the truck leaving or the container sailing, border crossings or port arrival, the end of clearance and the delivery appointment. If your Makkah lease ends before you travel, we offer storage in a closed warehouse before shipping or after arrival, priced by volume and duration.

Shipping from Lebanon to Makkah

We also move goods from Beirut, Tripoli, Saida and the Bekaa to Makkah, by sea to Jeddah Islamic Port and then by road to Makkah, or by road through Syria and Jordan, for families arriving to work and importing traders. Saudi procedures apply according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

When to ship from Makkah

Avoid the Hajj season and the last ten days of Ramadan if you can, because traffic management in Makkah lengthens loading. Spring and autumn suit wooden furniture, as summer on the road is hot and winter in Lebanon’s mountains can bring snow. Demand rises before holidays, so book early.

Questions from Makkah customers

How long does shipping from Makkah to Lebanon take?

8–12 days by road door to door, about 15–25 days by sea port to port, and 2–4 days by air.

Which crossing do Makkah shipments use by road?

Halat Ammar to Jordan’s Al Mudawwara, then Jaber, Nassib and Jdeidet Yabous to Al Masnaa.

Do you collect from Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah and Al Awali?

Yes, and from Al Naseem, Al Sharaie, Al Zahir, Al Kakiyah, Al Jumum and Bahrah.

Is there sea freight from Makkah to Beirut?

Yes, via Jeddah Islamic Port to Beirut or Tripoli port; a 20 ft container starts from SAR 2,350.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does shipping from Makkah to Lebanon take?

8–12 days by road door to door, about 15–25 days by sea port to port, and 2–4 days by air.

Is there a direct land route from Makkah to Lebanon?

There is no direct border; the truck crosses from Halat Ammar to Al Mudawwara, then Jordan to Jaber and Syria from Nassib to Jdeidet Yabous, then Al Masnaa.

Is there sea freight from Makkah to Beirut?

Yes, from Jeddah Islamic Port to Beirut or Tripoli port via the Suez Canal; a 20 ft container starts from SAR 2,350.

How much does shipping from Makkah to Lebanon cost?

From SAR 140 per parcel up to 5 kg, SAR 11 per kg for consolidated road freight and SAR 33 per kg by air.

How much is furniture moving from Makkah to Lebanon?

From SAR 950 per room with dismantling, packing and assembly, SAR 2,350 for a medium household by sea and SAR 5,200 for a villa.

How much is car shipping from Makkah to Lebanon?

From SAR 2,350 for a sedan and SAR 3,750 for an SUV; a car in its own container costs the same as a 20 ft container.

Are there rules for importing a car into Lebanon?

Yes, set by Lebanese Customs and changing from time to time, so confirm them before shipping; they apply according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Is there air freight from Makkah to Lebanon?

Yes, to Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport in 2–4 days, from SAR 33 per kg on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher.

Which documents are needed to move furniture to Lebanon?

ID or iqama, passport, contents list, Fasah authorisation and the Lebanese consignee's ID, mobile and full address.

Which areas of Lebanon do you deliver to?

Beirut, Mount Lebanon, the North, the Bekaa and the South, including Achrafieh, Hamra, Jounieh, the Metn, Tripoli, Zahle, Saida and Tyre.

Do you collect from Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah, Al Awali and Al Jumum?

Yes, and from every nearby district and governorate; the itemised quote sets the pickup cost.