Shipping Company from Saudi Arabia to Jordan | 0555915287 Road, Air & Sea Freight and Car Shipping to Amman, Aqaba & Irbid

Al Saif International Shipping moves furniture, cars, cargo and parcels from every city in the Kingdom to Amman, Zarqa, Irbid, Aqaba and the rest of Jordan by road, through two border crossings that each have their own route: Al Haditha, facing Jordan’s Al Omari crossing, for shipments from Riyadh, Qassim and the Eastern Province; and Halat Ammar, facing Jordan’s Al Mudawwara crossing, for shipments from Tabuk, Madinah, Jeddah and Makkah. Road shipments arrive door to door in 1–2 days from Tabuk and up to 5–7 days from Khamis Mushait, and air freight reaches Queen Alia International Airport in 1–3 days. Prices start from SAR 75 per parcel, SAR 1,050 per room with dismantling, packing and assembly, SAR 1,300 per sedan and SAR 46 per kg by air. Call or WhatsApp: 0555915287.

Shipping company from Saudi Arabia to Jordan: two crossings, two routes that must not be confused

What delays most shipments from Saudi Arabia to Jordan is not the distance but choosing the wrong road. The border between the two countries is long, and each region of the Kingdom has a crossing that suits it. Shipments from Riyadh, Qassim, Hail, Dammam and Al Ahsa head north through Hail, Al Jouf and Al Qurayyat to the Al Haditha crossing, enter Jordan at Al Omari and continue to Amman. Shipments from Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah and Tabuk follow the western road to Tabuk, then to the Halat Ammar crossing, and enter at Al Mudawwara towards Ma’an and then Amman. This western road reaches Aqaba before Amman, which makes it the natural route for anyone living in Aqaba or southern Jordan.

Some companies write on their pages that Al Haditha faces Al Mudawwara, or that Halat Ammar faces Al Omari. That mix-up confuses customers and leads them to expect a timeline that never happens. At Al Saif we set the crossing on the initial call, based on the collection city in Saudi Arabia and the receiving city in Jordan, and we build the schedule on the real route, so you know where your shipment will cross and when it will arrive.

How we choose the crossing for your shipment

The rule is simple: if your city is in the centre, east or north, the crossing is Al Haditha then Al Omari; if it is in the west or northwest, the crossing is Halat Ammar then Al Mudawwara. We may make an exception for a shipment heading to Aqaba from a central city if that suits the receiver better, and we explain the difference in distance and time before booking. The goal is for the truck to take the shortest workable road to the delivery address, not to circle the country.

Distance and time table from Saudi cities to Amman

Distances are approximate, door to door to Amman. Zarqa is reached on roughly the same day as Amman; Irbid, Mafraq and Jerash add about half a day to a day; and Aqaba is reached before Amman by trucks coming through Halat Ammar.

Why customers choose Al Saif for shipping to Jordan

Shipping to Jordan is a relatively long trip that passes through several regions, two border posts and two customs authorities, so it matters to deal with one company that follows the shipment from your door in Saudi Arabia to your door in Jordan. This is what we offer:

• The correct crossing for your city, with the route and timeline explained before booking.
• Dismantling, packing and assembly teams working across the Kingdom, with assembly in Jordan on request.
• Closed trucks for furniture, and multi-car or enclosed carriers for cars.
• Fasah data prepared before the truck leaves, and follow-up on Jordanian clearance.
• Shared and dedicated freight for cargo, from a single pallet to a full trailer.
• WhatsApp updates at every stage: loading, reaching the border, crossing, delivery.
• An itemised quote before loading, with no surprises on arrival.

Most of our customers on this route are Jordanian families living in the Kingdom, people returning to Jordan for good, or traders supplying goods to Amman, Zarqa and Irbid. Each group has its own priority: families care about the safety and assembly of their furniture, returnees about the exemption paperwork, and traders about arrival dates and cost per kilo. That is why we do not start with the price; we start by asking what you are shipping, from where, and to where.

Furniture moving from Saudi Arabia to Jordan: from dismantling to assembly

Moving furniture to Jordan is different from moving within a city, because the truck covers hundreds of kilometres and passes a customs inspection, so the packing has to survive the road, unloading and reloading. Our work starts with a survey at home or by video call, where we list the items and decide the truck size. The team then arrives on schedule, dismantles everything that can be dismantled, numbers each piece and puts the screws in numbered bags attached to it.

Bedrooms and majlis seating

We dismantle beds, wardrobes and dressing tables, wrap mirrors and glass in layers of reinforced cardboard with corner guards, and seal mattresses in covers that protect them from dust and humidity. Sofas and majlis seating are wrapped in blankets and heavy-duty film so that fabric and leather are not damaged. Every piece carries a number that matches the contents list submitted to customs, which makes counting and checking easy at the border and on delivery.

Kitchens and IKEA kitchens

The kitchen is one of the hardest parts of a home to move, especially fitted kitchens and IKEA kitchens that break down into panels and small cabinets. We dismantle the upper and lower cabinets in order, photograph their positions before dismantling to make reassembly in Jordan easier, and protect marble or wooden worktops with boards. The assembly team in Amman or the receiving city can refit the kitchen after delivery to the measurements of the new kitchen, bearing in mind that different measurements may need minor adjustment.

Appliances and air conditioners

Fridges, washing machines and ovens are shipped empty, clean and dry, with moving parts secured before loading. Window and split air conditioners are removed by a technician, outdoor units are protected against knocks, and pipes are tied so they cannot kink. We recommend testing appliances before shipping so you know their condition and can be confident when they are installed in Jordan.

Antiques, valuables and office furniture

Antiques, fine tableware, chandeliers and paintings are packed in wooden crates or double-wall cartons with inner padding, and placed in a fixed spot inside the truck away from heavy items. Insurance can be added for valuable items on request. Office furniture is moved with desks, chairs, cabinets and numbered files, electronics are packed in separate cartons, and delivery follows the layout of the new office in Jordan so work resumes with minimal downtime.

Returning to Jordan for good and the personal-effects exemption

Many Jordanian families decide, after years of work in the Kingdom, to return home permanently and want to move the whole household: furniture, appliances, clothes, books and sometimes the car. This needs more planning than an ordinary move, because personal effects and used furniture of returnees may fall under a customs exemption on conditions set by Jordan Customs, according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

We do not quote specific conditions or percentages, because they can change, but we advise returnees to take three steps: contact Jordan Customs before shipping and ask about the personal-effects exemption terms and the documents required for their case; keep proof of their residence and employment in the Kingdom and of their ending; and prepare an accurate contents list that separates used furniture from any new goods. We help organise the list and prepare the export data, and coordinate with the receiver in Jordan to complete the formalities.

Tips for returnees before loading day

• Start sorting weeks before your travel date; do not leave it to the last day.
• Get rid of damaged or old furniture you will not need in Jordan.
• Set aside what travels with you on the plane: documents, jewellery and medicines.
• Agree on who will receive the shipment in Jordan if you arrive after it.
• Ask for temporary storage if your home in Jordan is not ready.

Commercial cargo from Saudi Arabia to Jordan

Trade between the Kingdom and Jordan is active in building materials, food, clothing, household goods, spare parts and more. We serve traders, factories and shops with two main options: partial loads for shipments that do not fill a truck, and full loads for those with enough goods for a dyna or a trailer.

Partial loads and shared pallets

If your goods are a few pallets or a few tonnes, shared freight saves a lot, because the truck consolidates several traders’ goods to the same destination. Prices start from SAR 560 per shared pallet and from SAR 850 per 100 kg of commercial goods. We collect from the warehouse or factory, strap the pallets securely, and deliver in Amman, Zarqa or any city the trader specifies.

Full loads by dyna or trailer

For large volumes we provide a dedicated 6 m dyna from SAR 3,300 and a 15 m trailer from SAR 6,100. A dedicated truck leaves straight after loading without waiting for other shipments, which suits traders bound by a supply date. In every case the trader needs a commercial registration, invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, plus a health certificate for food.

Commercial containers by sea from Jeddah Islamic Port to Aqaba

For traders shipping large quantities without urgency, there is sea freight by container from Jeddah Islamic Port across the Red Sea to Aqaba port, followed by road transport inside Jordan to the warehouse. A 20 ft container to Aqaba starts from SAR 5,600. Traders in the Eastern Province can ship by road directly, or move the goods to Jeddah if sea freight suits their type and volume better, and we compare the full cost with them before they decide. This option is for commercial goods only; furniture and cars normally go by road because it takes less time and involves less handling.

Car shipping from Saudi Arabia to Jordan

We move cars to Jordan on multi-car carriers, or on an enclosed carrier for luxury and new cars. Prices start 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. We collect the car from your home or the showroom, photograph it from every side before loading, and strap it to the carrier so it cannot move on the road.

Car shipping documents

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

Importing a car into Jordan

A car’s entry into Jordan is governed by Jordan Customs regulations, including vehicle age conditions and customs duties. These conditions are set by Jordan Customs and can change, so we ask every customer to confirm with Jordan Customs before shipping that the car meets the import conditions, and to know the expected fees, so the car does not reach the border only for the owner to find it cannot enter. We transport the car and prepare the export papers; the import decision rests with the Jordanian authority according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Customs, crossings and clearance between the two countries

The process starts in Saudi Arabia on the Fasah platform, where export data is submitted before the truck leaves, including the contents list and the sender’s and receiver’s details. At the Saudi crossing, Al Haditha or Halat Ammar, the truck is inspected and then crosses to the facing Jordanian post, Al Omari or Al Mudawwara. Jordanian customs clearance is carried out there, either at the border itself or at an inland customs centre depending on the type of shipment.

The receiver in Jordan should have their details ready: national number, mobile number and full address. The clearer the contents list and the closer it matches what is in the truck, the shorter the inspection. For returnees’ used furniture, the receiver checks the exemption terms with Jordan Customs; for commercial goods, duties apply according to the type of goods; all according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Required documents by shipment type

Delivery across Jordanian cities

We deliver door to door in every Jordanian governorate, with assembly on request. In Amman we reach every district, including Abdoun, Khalda, Tla’ Al Ali, Jabal Amman and Marka, as well as the newer districts in the west and south of the capital.

In multi-storey buildings we use a hoist when needed to lift large pieces that will not pass the stairs, and we confirm the arrival time with the receiver a day ahead so someone is at home.

Road, air and sea compared for Jordan

The practical rule: furniture and cars almost always by road, urgent light items by air, and large non-urgent commercial volumes by sea; anything in between we compare with you in numbers.

Air freight to Queen Alia and King Hussein international airports

When a shipment is light and urgent, such as documents, spare parts, samples, prescription medicines that are permitted, or clothing, air freight is the right choice. We ship from the Kingdom’s airports to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman in 1–3 days, and to King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba for customers heading south. Prices start from SAR 46 per kg, charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher; volumetric weight is length × width × height in centimetres ÷ 6000.

Example: a 50 × 40 × 40 cm carton has a volumetric weight of about 13 kg, so if it actually weighs 8 kg it is charged as 13 kg. That is why we advise keeping cartons as small as possible and not sending large, light items by air, as their cost rises quickly.

Shipping prices from Saudi Arabia to Jordan

The following are starting prices, the same for every origin city in the Kingdom, but distance raises the final price: a shipment from Khamis Mushait or Al Ahsa is not the same as one from Tabuk, and the itemised quote after the survey confirms the cost.

Factors that set the cost

• Distance between the collection city and the Jordanian city.
• Furniture volume and number of large items such as wardrobes and kitchens.
• Removing and refitting air conditioners and kitchens.
• Floor level, lift access and hoist use at both ends.
• Shared or dedicated truck.
• Storage before shipping or after arrival.
• Additional insurance on valuable items.

How to save on shipping to Jordan

The cheapest way to send small and medium shipments is the shared truck, so if your date is flexible by two or three days there is no need for a dedicated one. Sort your home before the survey and sell or donate what you do not need, because every cubic metre less means a lower price. Pack small items in sturdy cartons of the same size, and do not send by air what can go by road. Traders should combine orders into one shipment instead of several small ones.

Prohibited items and safe packing

We do not accept in shipments to Jordan:

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

This is according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping. When packing, write the room name and contents on every carton, put heavy items in small cartons and light items in large ones, and keep documents, gold and cash with you. Do not leave open liquids inside cartons; the road is long and they can leak.

Parcels, bags and e-commerce orders

Not everyone shipping to Jordan is moving house. Many send a bag of clothes to a son studying at a Jordanian university, gifts to family in Irbid, or personal belongings to someone who has already returned. Parcels start from SAR 75 up to 5 kg, a clothes box of about 20 kg from SAR 85, and personal goods from SAR 9.5 per kg. For online stores in the Kingdom with customers in Jordan, we offer regular shipping of orders from the warehouse to the customer’s address.

Steps to ship from Saudi Arabia to Jordan

1. Call or WhatsApp 0555915287 with your city, shipment type and the Jordanian city.
2. We set the right crossing and arrange a survey or video call.
3. We send an itemised quote.
4. You prepare the documents for your shipment type.
5. The team arrives to dismantle, pack and load.
6. We submit the data through Fasah and the truck departs.
7. Crossing from the Saudi post to the Jordanian post and clearance.
8. Delivery and assembly at your address in Jordan.

Tracking and storage

We send WhatsApp updates at loading, on reaching the border, after crossing and a day before delivery. If your home in Jordan is not ready, we store the furniture in a closed warehouse in Saudi Arabia until dispatch, or in Jordan after arrival until you get the keys, priced by volume and duration.

Reverse shipping from Jordan to Saudi Arabia

We also serve the opposite direction: Jordanian families moving to work in the Kingdom who want their furniture moved from Amman or Irbid, and traders supplying Jordanian products to Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. Reverse shipments use the same crossings, Al Omari then Al Haditha for the centre and east, and Al Mudawwara then Halat Ammar for the west, with Saudi clearance on entry according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

When to ship to Jordan

Demand on this route rises before the school year and during the summer holiday, when returning families move, and before holidays and seasons. Booking early in these periods secures the date you want. In winter, northern roads can occasionally be affected by rain and fog, so we add a margin to schedules when needed. If your date is flexible, the quieter periods between seasons make scheduling easier.

FAQ: shipping from Saudi Arabia to Jordan

How long does shipping from Saudi Arabia to Jordan take?

By road from 1–2 days from Tabuk to 5–7 days from Khamis Mushait, 3–5 days from Riyadh and Jeddah, and 1–3 days by air.

Which crossing do shipments to Jordan use?

Al Haditha then Al Omari for the centre, east and north, and Halat Ammar then Al Mudawwara for the west and northwest.

How much does shipping from Saudi Arabia to Jordan cost?

From SAR 75 per parcel, SAR 85 per clothes box and SAR 9.5 per kg for personal goods.

How much is furniture moving to Jordan?

From SAR 1,050 per room, SAR 3,300 per 2-room apartment and SAR 5,200 per villa.

How much is car shipping to Jordan?

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

Is there air freight to Jordan?

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

Is there a customs exemption for people returning for good?

Personal effects may be exempt on conditions according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping; returnees should confirm them with Jordan Customs.

Do you deliver to Aqaba and Irbid?

Yes, and to every Jordanian governorate; Aqaba is reached before Amman by Halat Ammar shipments.

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