Shipping from the UAE: frequently asked questions
Short answers about shipping to Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, Egypt and beyond: crossings, timing, documents and price.
Shipping to Saudi Arabia
Which crossing does a shipment from the UAE to Saudi Arabia use?
From the Ghuwaifat crossing in Abu Dhabi to Al Batha on the Saudi side, and on to Al Ahsa, Dammam, Riyadh and the other cities.
Does the shipment reach Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah?
Yes, as well as Taif, Abha, Khamis Mushait, Jazan, Tabuk, Qassim, Hail and the other cities; it takes a little longer than Riyadh and the Eastern Province because of the distance.
Can I ship a whole home from Dubai to Riyadh?
Yes, in a full closed truck with dismantling, packing and a packing list, or in a sea container to Dammam if the volume is very large.
The Gulf, Egypt and other countries
How do shipments reach Oman?
Directly by road through the Hatta, Khatm Al Shikla or Mezyad crossings, depending on the city.
How do shipments reach Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain?
By road in transit through Saudi Arabia, or by air for urgent items.
What is the cheapest way to ship to Egypt?
Usually sea freight in containers; land via Saudi Arabia and then the ferry is also available, and air for urgent items.
Do you ship to Europe, America and Asia?
Yes, by sea in containers or by air from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah airports.
Packing, documents and price
Is packing included in the price?
The quote states what the price covers in packing, dismantling and loading, depending on what you request.
What can't be shipped?
Flammables, gas, loose batteries and hazardous materials, and anything the destination country prohibits. We review the list with you before shipping.
How is the shipping price worked out?
By volume or weight, the shipping method, the distance to the destination city, and extras such as packing and storage.
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