Shipping Company from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia | 0555915287 Home Moving by Road and Car Shipping to Every Saudi City

Looking for a shipping company from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia that collects from your door and delivers to any Saudi city? At Al Saif International Shipping your shipment leaves Sharjah by road in a closed truck, exits the UAE at the Ghuwaifat border and enters the Kingdom at Al Batha, reaching Riyadh, Dammam and Al Ahsa in roughly 3–5 days and Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah in 5–7 days door to door. Prices start from SAR 65 for a parcel up to 5 kg, SAR 880 for one room with dismantling and packing, and SAR 1,100 for a sedan. Call or WhatsApp us: 0555915287.

Why a Sharjah move needs its own plan

Sharjah is a family city first. Many residents work in Dubai but live in Al Nahda, Al Majaz or Al Khan, and when a contract ends or a new job starts in the Kingdom they need to move a full home, not a single box. So our work in Sharjah starts with a visit or video call to estimate the volume, then a loading day chosen around building rules and the rush hours on the Sharjah–Dubai roads.

Sharjah is also a busy trading hub. Traders in its industrial areas send spare parts, building materials, new furniture and general goods to customers in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah, so one truck may carry a family’s furniture on one side and a trader’s pallets on the other, each separated and labelled with its owner’s name.

In practice Sharjah sits a little further from Ghuwaifat than Dubai or Abu Dhabi, adding about half a day to a day. We offset that by loading early so the truck leaves the emirate before the morning traffic builds.

The road route from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia

Road is the standard route for furniture, cars and goods from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia. The truck heads south on Emirates Road or Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, passes Dubai and Abu Dhabi, then follows the coastal road west through Al Dhafra to Ghuwaifat, the UAE exit point. After exit stamping it crosses the short distance to Al Batha, the Saudi entry point, where Saudi customs clearance is handled by ZATCA.

From Al Batha trucks branch out: some head to Al Ahsa, Dammam and Khobar, others west via Haradh and Al Kharj to Riyadh, and from Riyadh onward to Qassim, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Tabuk, Abha and Khamis Mushait.

What happens at Ghuwaifat and Al Batha

• Ghuwaifat: exit formalities for the truck and cargo leaving the UAE.
• Al Batha: customs declaration, matching against the contents list, inspection when requested, then release.
• After release: the truck usually drives straight to the destination city without an intermediate unload.

Processing time at both borders varies with traffic and document completeness, which is why we ask for complete paperwork before loading. A missing document is one of the main causes of delays at Al Batha.

Pickup areas in Sharjah

• Al Nahda: dense towers on the Dubai border; usually needs a service-lift booking and a move-out permit.
• Al Majaz: family apartments by the lagoon with limited parking, so we arrange truck parking in advance.
• Al Khan: new towers and older villas; we bring a lifting hoist for high floors when needed.
• Industrial areas: pallets and goods collected straight from warehouses.

We also collect from Al Taawun, Al Qasimia, Muwaileh and nearby suburbs, with the loading time agreed at least two days ahead.

Tower permits and service lifts

Most towers in Al Nahda, Al Majaz and Al Taawun will not let furniture leave without a move-out permit from the building management or landlord, and some ask for a utilities clearance. The service lift must be booked for set hours. Request the permit about a week ahead; we can send the crew and truck details to the building if asked.

Delivery times to Saudi cities from Sharjah

We deliver to every city in the Kingdom. Times are approximate, door to door, and run about half a day to a day longer than from Dubai:

For cities not listed, such as Hail, Jazan, Najran, Taif or Jubail, we give you the timing with your quote.

Shipping prices from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia

Prices start from SAR 65 for a parcel up to 5 kg, SAR 7.5 per kg for boxes, SAR 880 for one room, SAR 2,300 for a 2–3 bedroom apartment and SAR 5,100 for a villa. The further the Saudi city is from Al Batha, such as Jeddah, Tabuk or Abha, the higher the price, and the itemised quote confirms the final amount.

Example: Al Nahda to Riyadh

A family in Al Nahda moves a bedroom, a majlis and ten boxes to Riyadh. Each room starts from SAR 880, and 150 kg of boxes from SAR 7.5 per kg comes to about SAR 1,125. Here the small-apartment rate from SAR 2,300 is usually the better fit because it bundles dismantling, packing and assembly. That is why we ask for photos before quoting.

How to save on a Sharjah shipment

• Sell old furniture in Sharjah instead of paying to move it.
• Choose a shared truck if you are not in a hurry; it is the cheapest way to move small and medium loads.
• Send boxes and furniture together in one trip.
• Get the tower permit early to avoid a postponed loading day.

Furniture moving from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia

A home move runs in three stages: preparation in Sharjah, the road trip across both borders, and assembly in your new Saudi home.

Dismantling and packing in Sharjah

The crew arrives with full materials: bubble wrap for glass and appliances, double-wall cartons for dishes and books, moving blankets for wood, corner guards and wooden crates for fragile items on request. Beds and wardrobes are dismantled, screws bagged and taped to each piece, every box numbered by room, and a contents list prepared for you to sign. In Al Nahda and Al Majaz towers the crew packs inside the flat first, then moves everything down within the lift booking.

Loading and the trip

Furniture goes into a closed truck, heavy items at the bottom, strapped to prevent movement on the long road to Al Batha. In a shared truck your load is partitioned and labelled with your name.

Assembly in Saudi Arabia

The delivery team calls a day ahead, unloads, checks every item against the contents list with you, and assembles beds, wardrobes and curtains. AC and kitchen fitting can be added on request.

Car shipping from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia

Cars travel by road on a car carrier, from SAR 1,100 for a sedan, SAR 1,400 for an SUV and SAR 2,300 in an enclosed carrier for luxury and classic cars. Each car is wheel-strapped and photographed before loading.

Car documents: UAE registration (Mulkiya), an export certificate from UAE traffic, and the owner’s papers. Import and registration conditions in the Kingdom are set by ZATCA and the relevant authorities and change over time, so confirm them under the regulations in force at the time of shipping before you book.

Boxes and gifts from Sharjah

Many Sharjah residents send boxes of clothes and kitchenware to family in the Kingdom, or perfumes, fabrics and gifts from Sharjah’s markets. Parcels up to 5 kg start from SAR 65, and larger boxes from SAR 7.5 per kg.

• Use new double-wall cartons and keep each under about 25 kg.
• Bubble-wrap perfumes and glass and keep them away from fabrics.
• Write the recipient’s name, number and city on two sides of each box.
• Check alcohol-based perfumes and flammable liquids with us first.

Commercial goods from Sharjah

Sharjah’s industrial areas send spare parts, sanitary ware, building materials, new furniture and consumer goods to the Kingdom every day. A pallet in a shared truck starts from SAR 750 and a full truck from SAR 6,500. You need a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, plus the Saudi importer’s details; duties and VAT are applied under the regulations in force at the time of shipping. Large commercial containers can go by sea from Jebel Ali or Khalifa Port to Dammam or Jeddah ports. That option is for commercial goods only; furniture and cars go by road.

Air freight from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia

For urgent, light shipments, air freight arrives in 1–2 days at King Khalid (Riyadh), King Abdulaziz (Jeddah) or King Fahd (Dammam) airports. It is charged on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher: L × W × H ÷ 6000 in centimetres.

• Good for: documents, samples, urgent spare parts, light gifts.
• Not for: furniture and bulky items, because volumetric weight drives up the cost.
• Example: a 60 × 40 × 40 cm box has a volumetric weight of 16 kg; if it weighs 9 kg, you pay for 16 kg.

Customs and documents

Entry formalities take place at Al Batha with ZATCA. Used personal effects, returning residents’ belongings and car imports follow conditions set by ZATCA that change over time, so we review your case with you and ask you to confirm the conditions under the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Prohibited items: flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription and plants without a permit.

Storage in Sharjah

If your Sharjah lease ends before your Saudi home is ready, your furniture can be stored packed in a warehouse until delivery, or stored in the Kingdom after arrival. Storage is priced by volume and duration within your quote.

Tracking over WhatsApp

From loading you receive WhatsApp updates: a photo inside the truck, exit from Ghuwaifat, entry and release at Al Batha, then the delivery time. Ask about your shipment anytime on 0555915287. Insurance for valuable items can be added on request.

Booking steps

1. Call 0555915287 with your Sharjah area and destination city.
2. Send room photos or a list, or request a survey visit.
3. Receive an itemised quote.
4. Prepare documents, the tower permit and the lift booking.
5. The crew dismantles, packs and loads on the agreed day.
6. The truck crosses Ghuwaifat and Al Batha while you get updates.
7. Delivery, assembly and signing the handover report.

Common mistakes

• Requesting the tower permit on loading day.
• An incomplete contents list that leads to inspection delays at Al Batha.
• Packing prohibited items by accident, such as a small gas cylinder or loose batteries.
• Booking a car before checking Saudi import conditions.
• An unclear Saudi address or missing recipient number.
• Relying on a general phone price instead of an itemised quote.

Shipping from Saudi Arabia to the UAE

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Frequently asked questions

How long does shipping from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia take?

By road about 3–5 days to Riyadh, Dammam, Khobar and Al Ahsa, 4–6 days to Qassim, 5–7 days to Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah, and 6–8 days to Tabuk and Abha, door to door.

How much does shipping from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia cost?

From SAR 65 per parcel up to 5 kg and SAR 7.5 per kg for boxes; the price rises with distance from Al Batha, and the itemised quote confirms it.

How much is furniture moving from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia?

From SAR 880 per room, SAR 2,300 for a 2–3 bedroom apartment and SAR 5,100 for a villa, including dismantling and packing.

How much is car shipping from Sharjah to Saudi Arabia?

From SAR 1,100 for a sedan, SAR 1,400 for an SUV and SAR 2,300 in an enclosed carrier.

Which border does the shipment cross?

It exits the UAE at Ghuwaifat and enters the Kingdom at Al Batha, where ZATCA handles customs clearance.

Which areas of Sharjah do you collect from?

Al Nahda, Al Majaz and Al Khan, plus Al Taawun, Al Qasimia, Muwaileh and the industrial areas for traders' goods.

Which documents are needed to move furniture to Saudi Arabia?

Passport, Saudi ID or iqama (or visa for new residents), a contents list and the consignee's details in the Kingdom.

Which documents are needed to ship a car from the UAE to Saudi Arabia?

UAE registration (Mulkiya), an export certificate from UAE traffic and the owner's papers. Import conditions are set by ZATCA, so confirm them under the regulations in force at the time of shipping.

Is there air freight to Saudi Arabia?

Yes, 1–2 days to King Khalid (Riyadh), King Abdulaziz (Jeddah) or King Fahd (Dammam) airports, on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher.

Which items cannot be shipped?

Flammables, gas cylinders, loose batteries, medicines without a prescription and plants without a permit.

Do you help with move-out permits for Sharjah towers?

Yes, we send crew and truck details to the building management; request the permit and book the service lift about a week ahead.