Shipping Company from Qassim to Jordan | 0555915287 Home Furniture Moving & Car Shipping to Amman via Al Haditha

Al Saif International Shipping moves shipments from Buraidah, Unaizah, Ar Rass, Al Bukayriyah, Al Midhnab and Al Badai to Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and every governorate of Jordan by road. The route runs north on the Qassim–Hail road, then through Al Jouf and Al Qurayyat to the Al Haditha border crossing, across to the Al Omari border centre on the Jordanian side, and on to Amman. The distance is about 1,150 km and door-to-door delivery takes 2–4 days, or 1–3 days by air to Queen Alia International Airport. Prices start from SAR 75 for a 1–5 kg parcel, SAR 85 for a clothes box of about 20 kg, SAR 1,050 for one room of furniture with dismantling, packing and assembly, and SAR 1,300 for a sedan. Book on 0555915287.

Shipping company from Qassim to Jordan: how your shipment travels

Qassim’s position in northern Najd gives it a clear advantage on the road to Jordan. A truck does not need to drive south to Riyadh first, as some customers assume. It heads straight north from Buraidah to Hail, continues on the international road to Al Jouf and Sakaka, and then on to Al Qurayyat in the far northwest, where the Al Haditha crossing sits. This is the normal gateway for every shipment from central, eastern and northern Saudi Arabia heading to Amman, and it is the shortest and clearest route for a Qassim customer.

The journey starts with collection from your home, warehouse or farm. Furniture is dismantled, packed and loaded onto the scheduled line truck heading north. Before the truck reaches Al Haditha, the export data has already been submitted through the Fasah platform, so the stop at the Saudi crossing is limited to matching and inspection. The truck then crosses to the Al Omari border centre, where Jordan Customs handles import clearance, either at the border itself or at an inland customs centre, and continues to Amman, Zarqa and other cities for door delivery.

Why Al Haditha–Al Omari and not Halat Ammar?

Many competitors mix up the two crossing pairs and write that Qassim shipments pass through Halat Ammar or Al Mudawwara. In fact, the Saudi Halat Ammar crossing faces the Jordanian Al Mudawwara centre and serves Tabuk, Madinah, Jeddah and Makkah. The Al Haditha crossing faces Al Omari and is the natural gateway from Qassim, Hail, Al Jouf, Riyadh and the Eastern Province. Knowing this difference precisely means your truck does not drive hundreds of extra kilometres west, and the paperwork is prepared for the right crossing from the start.

A Qassim customer does not have to wait for a full truck from their own city. A box, a room or a car joins a shared load that combines Qassim and Hail shipments heading to Jordan, so you pay only for your share of the space. Date traders and factories in Buraidah’s industrial city with a full load get a dedicated truck that leaves without stopping to consolidate.

Why Qassim customers choose Al Saif

We know Qassim well: spacious homes with large majlis rooms in Al Rayyan, Al Iskan, Al Nahda, Al Safra and Al Khaleej in Buraidah, and Al Faisaliyah, Al Sulaimaniyah and Al Aziziyah in Unaizah; farms producing dates that sell well in Jordan; Jordanian families who lived in Qassim for years and are returning to Amman, Irbid and Zarqa; and teachers, doctors and engineers finishing their contracts and moving whole households. Each has a different need, and we shape the shipment around it.

• Correct crossing knowledge: we route Qassim shipments through Al Haditha–Al Omari without confusion, and explain why.
• Dismantling, packing and assembly team: from Buraidah and Unaizah to your home in Amman, with assembly at destination available on request.
• Regular shared loads: you never pay for a whole truck for a few boxes or a single room.
• Clearance on both sides: Fasah in Saudi Arabia, and follow-up with Jordan Customs at the border or the inland centre.
• Itemised quote: you know what you pay for each service before loading day.
• Optional insurance: insurance can be added for valuable items on request.

Shipping prices from Qassim to Jordan

We apply the same starting prices in every Saudi city, so a Qassim customer pays no more than anyone else on a shared load. Distance does raise the final price, small towns far from the main road may add a collection cost, and the itemised quote you receive after the survey confirms the final price line by line.

What determines the final price

The price of a Qassim shipment is not a single figure; it is built from several elements. The first is volume or weight: furniture is measured by rooms and pieces, goods by weight or number of pallets. Then the type of service: do you want dismantling, packing and assembly, or loading only? Then the pickup location, since a house in central Buraidah differs from a farm in Al Asyah or a home in Ash Shimasiyah. Floors and lifts at both ends matter too, as does access in Jordan: buildings on the steep streets of Jabal Amman and Tla’ Al Ali may need a furniture hoist, while houses in Khalda and Abdoun are easier to unload. Finally, the choice of shared or dedicated truck and the delivery city in Jordan, as Karak, Ma’an and Aqaba are further from the Al Omari route than Amman and Zarqa.

How to save on shipping

• Choose shared road freight if you are not in a hurry; it is the cheapest way to move boxes and furniture.
• Get rid of heavy old furniture before shipping, since space is what you pay for.
• Pack small items in boxes of the same size so they stack easily.
• Ship clothes in boxes rather than large irregular suitcases.
• Have all documents ready before loading day so the truck is not held at Al Haditha.

Furniture moving from Qassim to Jordan

Moving a whole house from Buraidah or Unaizah to Amman is a relatively long journey of more than a thousand kilometres on desert roads, so its success starts with packing. Our team arrives with full packing materials: strong boxes in several sizes, bubble wrap, fabric blankets for wooden furniture, plastic covers for mattresses and sofas, and cardboard corners for edges. Every box is numbered and recorded on the contents list that customs requires.

Bedrooms and majlis rooms

Beds and wardrobes are dismantled piece by piece, and screws and hinges are collected in numbered bags taped to the piece itself so nothing is lost at assembly in Amman. The large Qassim majlis sets, with floor seating, cushions and rugs, are wrapped in covers that keep out dust and friction, and stacked on top so heavy furniture does not press on them.

Kitchens and IKEA kitchens

A traditional wooden kitchen is dismantled into units, doors and shelves are numbered, and marble or granite worktops get their own wooden frame. IKEA kitchens need special care because they are designed to be assembled once, so we dismantle them in reverse order, keep small parts in labelled bags, and reassemble them in Jordan on request, adjusting hinges and drawers.

Appliances and air conditioners

The fridge is emptied of water and left to dry before packing, the washing machine drum is fixed with transit bolts, and screens are packed in padded boxes. Split ACs are removed by a technician who pumps the gas into the outdoor unit and seals the pipes, then both units are packed separately. We recommend reinstalling the AC in Jordan with a technician familiar with local electrical specifications.

Antiques, valuables and office furniture

Coffee pots, incense burners, glass ornaments and paintings are each packed in a dedicated box, and insurance can be added for valuable items on request. Office furniture, from wooden desks and filing cabinets to chairs and computers, is dismantled and numbered by room so the office can be set up in Amman just as it was in Buraidah.

In Jordan, the delivery team carries everything into the apartment or house, reassembles beds, wardrobes and the kitchen on request, and removes the packing materials. If the apartment is on a high floor without a large lift, we arrange a furniture hoist in advance so unloading is not delayed.

Commercial goods from Qassim to Jordan

Qassim is the Kingdom’s date basket, and factories in Buraidah’s industrial city produce foodstuffs, plastics and metal products that the Jordanian market buys. We ship these goods as a partial load on a shared pallet from SAR 560, by weight from SAR 850 per 100 kg, or as a full load on a dedicated 6 m dyna from SAR 3,300 or a 15 m trailer from SAR 6,100.

A commercial shipment needs a commercial registration, invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, plus a health certificate for food, including dates. Customs duties in Jordan are calculated according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping, and we help you prepare the paperwork so the shipment clears at Al Omari or the inland customs centre without delay. A partial load suits a trader testing the Jordanian market with small quantities, while a full load suits distributors with regular customers in Amman and Zarqa.

Parcels, bags and e-commerce orders

Not every customer is moving a house. Many of our Qassim customers send a suitcase of clothes to a son studying at the University of Jordan, gifts and dates to family in Irbid, or online-store products to buyers in Amman. 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. Parcels travel on the shared road line and are delivered to the recipient’s door, or by air if urgent. For online stores, we consolidate orders regularly and distribute them inside Jordan, so the store does not pay to ship every order separately.

Prohibited items and packing

Shipments cannot include flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription, or plants or seeds without a permit. That includes fuel in farm equipment, so generator and lawnmower tanks must be emptied before shipping, which is common for farm customers in Qassim.

• Use new, strong boxes and do not overload any single box.
• Put heavy items at the bottom and light ones on top, and fill gaps with paper.
• Write the contents and the destination room in Jordan on every box.
• Wrap glass and plates individually and mark them “fragile”.
• Keep gold, original documents and cash with you, not in the shipment.
• Leave packing of large furniture to the specialist team.

Car shipping from Qassim to Jordan

Cars go from Qassim to Jordan by road on a multi-car carrier, or on an enclosed carrier for luxury and classic cars that need protection from dust and sun. A sedan starts from SAR 1,300, an SUV from SAR 1,990 and an enclosed carrier from SAR 2,300. The car is collected from your home in Buraidah or Unaizah or from the consolidation point, inspected and photographed before loading, then secured on the carrier with dedicated straps.

Car shipping 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.

Importing a car into Jordan

The conditions for bringing cars into Jordan, including the permitted vehicle age and duty and tax rates, are set by Jordan Customs and change from time to time. We therefore ask every customer to confirm with Jordan Customs before shipping that their car is accepted for import and to find out the approximate clearance cost there. Jordanian import rules apply to the car according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping; our role is to deliver it safely to the border or customs centre and follow up with you on the collection steps.

Air freight from Qassim to Jordan

If your shipment is urgent or light, such as documents, spare parts, prescription medicines or clothes for a student about to start term, air freight delivers it in 1–3 days to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, or to King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba if the destination is southern Jordan. Prices start from SAR 46 per kg, charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher; volumetric weight = length × width × height ÷ 6000 in centimetres.

We collect the shipment from Buraidah or Unaizah, take it to the departure airport, prepare its paperwork, and follow its clearance and door delivery in Jordan. Because a large light box can have a higher volumetric weight than actual weight, we advise reducing empty space inside the box before air shipping.

Sea freight for commercial containers

Large commercial containers can go by sea from Jeddah Islamic Port across the Red Sea to Aqaba port, or from King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam. A 20 ft container to Aqaba starts from SAR 5,600. This option suits traders shipping large quantities to southern Jordan or to a warehouse in Aqaba; furniture and cars from Qassim normally travel by road because it is closer and simpler.

Road, air or sea?

The bottom line for a Qassim customer: road is the natural choice for furniture, cars and ordinary goods because the route via Hail and Al Jouf is direct; air is for urgent light items; sea is for commercial containers only.

Customs, crossings and exemptions

Saudi export clearance is done through Fasah, and Jordanian import clearance is done by Jordan Customs at the Al Omari border centre or at an inland customs centre. We ask for documents early so the data is submitted before the truck reaches Al Haditha.

Furniture documents

• National ID or iqama, and passport.
• Numbered contents list.
• Fasah authorisation.
• The Jordanian consignee’s details: national number, mobile and address.

Commercial documents

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

Jordanians returning home for good and the personal-effects exemption

Many Jordanian families who spent long years in Buraidah and Unaizah return to Jordan permanently and take the whole house with them. They may benefit from the exemption for personal effects and used furniture according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping, and Jordan Customs sets the conditions and documents for it. We advise returning residents to check with Jordan Customs before shipping to learn what the exemption covers and to prepare proof of their residence in Saudi Arabia and its end; we arrange the contents list in a way that makes the process easier.

Jordanian cities we deliver to

We deliver door to door across all Jordanian cities and governorates, with timing depending on distance from the Al Omari route:

• Amman: Abdoun, Khalda, Tla’ Al Ali, Jabal Amman, Marka, Al Jubeiha, Sweifieh, Tabarbour and every other district.
• Zarqa and Russeifa: roughly the same day as Amman, as they lie on the approach from the east.
• Irbid, Mafraq, Jerash and Ajloun: add about half a day to a day.
• Salt and Madaba: close to Amman and served with capital shipments.
• Karak, Ma’an and Aqaba: in the south, arranged by shipment size; Aqaba is also reachable by sea for containers and by air via King Hussein Airport.

Distance and time to Amman

Zarqa is roughly the same day as Amman; Irbid, Mafraq and Jerash add about half a day to a day.

Steps to book shipping from Qassim

1. Call 0555915287 or send a quote request.
2. Survey by visit or video to determine the volume.
3. You receive the itemised quote and loading day is set.
4. Documents are prepared and export data submitted through Fasah.
5. Dismantling, packing and loading in Qassim.
6. Crossing from Al Haditha to Al Omari and completing Jordanian customs.
7. Door delivery and assembly in Jordan on request.

Shipment tracking

After loading you receive a shipment number, and a dedicated coordinator keeps you informed when the truck leaves Qassim, reaches Al Haditha, crosses to Al Omari, completes clearance, and is due at your home. You can ask about your shipment at any time by phone or WhatsApp on the same number.

Storage before or after shipping

If your lease in Buraidah ends before your travel date, or your apartment in Amman is not ready yet, we store the furniture in a closed warehouse until dispatch or after arrival. Storage is priced by volume and duration, and goods stay packed and numbered so they do not need repacking.

Shipping from Jordan to Qassim

We also ship in the reverse direction, from Amman, Zarqa and Irbid to Buraidah, Unaizah and the rest of Qassim, for families arriving to work, students and traders importing Jordanian products. The same route runs through Al Omari and Al Haditha, then Al Qurayyat, Al Jouf and Hail, and Saudi customs procedures apply on entry according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

When is a good time to ship?

Spring and autumn suit wooden furniture and appliances, because summer heat on the Hail–Al Jouf road is high, while winter in northern Saudi Arabia and Jordan is cold and can bring rain or fog that slows the road. Demand rises before holidays and the end of the school year, so book well ahead and choose midweek if you can.

Questions from Qassim customers

How long does shipping from Buraidah to Jordan take?

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

Which crossing do Qassim shipments use?

The Saudi Al Haditha crossing to the Jordanian Al Omari border centre, via Hail, Al Jouf and Al Qurayyat.

How much does shipping from Qassim to Jordan cost?

From SAR 75 per parcel, SAR 85 per clothes box, SAR 1,050 per room and SAR 1,300 per car.

Can Qassim 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.

Do you collect from Ar Rass, Al Midhnab and Al Bukayriyah?

Yes, and from Al Badai, Riyadh Al Khabra, Uyun Al Jiwa, Al Asyah and Ash Shimasiyah too.

Do you assemble furniture in Jordan?

Yes, assembly is available on request in Amman and other cities.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does shipping from Qassim to Jordan take?

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

What is the distance from Qassim to Jordan?

About 1,150 km from Buraidah to Amman via Hail, Al Jouf and Al Qurayyat.

Which crossing do Qassim shipments use?

The Saudi Al Haditha crossing to the Jordanian Al Omari border centre, not Halat Ammar.

How much does shipping from Qassim 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 is furniture moving from Qassim to Jordan?

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 is car shipping from Qassim to Jordan?

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

Can Qassim 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 Qassim to Jordan?

Yes, to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman or King Hussein Airport in Aqaba in 1–3 days, from SAR 46 per kg.

Which documents are needed to move furniture from Qassim to Jordan?

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

Is a returning Jordanian's furniture exempt from customs?

They may benefit from the personal-effects exemption according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping; check the conditions with Jordan Customs first.

Do you collect from Ar Rass, Al Midhnab and Al Bukayriyah?

Yes, and from Al Badai, Riyadh Al Khabra, Uyun Al Jiwa, Al Asyah and Ash Shimasiyah.