Furniture moving from Riyadh to Jordan with Alfaris International Shipping does not stop at Amman: delivery covers all twelve governorates with their towns and villages, from Irbid and Mafraq in the north to Ma’an and Aqaba in the south. A truck reaches Amman in 2–4 days, with an extra day for remote villages. Prices start from SAR 455 for a little furniture, SAR 1,640 for a bedroom set, SAR 36 per carton and SAR 1,365 to ship a small car.
Riyadh → Al Haditha Crossing → Amman · about 1,400 km · 2–4 days · Call: 0565967337
Covering Jordan’s towns and villages at a glance
- Coverage: all twelve governorates, with their towns and villages.
- Closest to the border: Mafraq and Zarqa, on the truck’s road from Al Omari.
- Distribution: the large truck stops in Amman or Zarqa, and a smaller one goes on to the village.
- Transit: 2–4 days to Amman, with an extra day for the south and mountain villages.
- The address: descriptive in villages, so two Jordanian numbers and a nearby landmark are needed.
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Delivery across Jordan’s twelve governorates
| Governorate | Transit from Riyadh | Delivery notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mafraq | 2–3 days | The first governorate after Al Omari |
| Zarqa | 2–4 days | On the Amman road, with Russeifa and Hashemiyya |
| Amman | 2–4 days | Hilly districts and steps |
| Balqa (Salt) | 3–4 days | West of Amman, with steep roads |
| Madaba | 3–4 days | South of Amman |
| Irbid | 3–5 days | Ramtha, Koura, Bani Kinanah and their villages |
| Jerash and Ajloun | 3–5 days | Narrow mountain roads |
| Karak and Tafilah | 3–5 days | On the Desert and King’s highways |
| Ma’an | 3–5 days | Petra, Wadi Musa and Shobak |
| Aqaba | 3–5 days | A special economic zone with entry procedures |
How does a household reach the village?
- The large truck: reaches Amman or Zarqa after the border.
- Sorting: each customer’s household is separated by its numbers.
- The small truck: carries the village’s household, as trailers cannot enter mountain roads and lanes.
- Coordination: the consignee is called before departure to settle the road and the time.
- Delivery: unloading at the home and checking the list, with furniture placement by agreement.
What village delivery requires
- A descriptive address: the village, the district and a nearby landmark: a mosque, a school, a shop.
- Two Jordanian numbers: the consignee’s and a relative’s, as coverage is weak in some villages.
- A map location: sent before the truck arrives where possible.
- The road to the house: whether a medium truck can reach it, or pieces must be carried some distance.
- Delivery time: by day, as village roads are unlit.
Furniture moving prices from Riyadh to Jordan
Prices are to Amman and Zarqa. Delivery to remote villages and the south is added as a separate item, by distance from Amman.
| Shipment type | Unit | Starts from |
|---|---|---|
| A little furniture | per shipment | SAR 455 |
| Large furniture | per shipment | SAR 1,090 |
| Complete bedroom set | with dismantling and packing | SAR 1,640 |
| Carton | per carton | SAR 36 |
| Small car | shared carrier | SAR 1,365 |
| Sedan | hydraulic carrier | SAR 2,000 |
Route details and transit time from Riyadh to Jordan
| Leg | Distance | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Riyadh → Qassim → Hail | about 640 km | 6.5 hours |
| Hail → Al-Jouf → Al Qurayyat | about 580 km | 6 hours |
| Al Qurayyat → Al Haditha Crossing | about 30 km | half an hour |
| Al Haditha and Al Omari crossings | — | 4 hours to a day |
| Al Omari → Azraq → Amman | about 150 km | 2 hours |
Air freight from Riyadh to Jordan
Air freight from Riyadh to Jordan starts from SAR 55 per kg and arrives in 24–72 hours at Queen Alia airport. It suits documents, medicines and urgent parcels.
Documents and customs
- Documents: passport or ID, packing list, the Fasah authorisation, and the consignee’s details and Jordanian number.
- Exemption: for a Jordanian expatriate returning after one continuous year abroad, on furniture and effects, once only, with cars excluded.
- Used and new: used items are exempt from duty and sales tax, and new ones from duty but not the tax. Commercial goods pay both.
- Prohibited: narcotics, weapons and flammable materials.
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Frequently asked questions about moving from Riyadh to Jordan
How much does shipping from Riyadh to Jordan cost?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: from SAR 36 per carton and SAR 6.4 per kg of clothes with Alfaris, and a bedroom set from SAR 1,640.
How long does shipping from Riyadh to Jordan take?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: 2–4 days by road to Amman, and 24–72 hours by air.
What is the cheapest way to ship from Riyadh to Jordan?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: shared road freight, from SAR 36 per carton and SAR 6.4 per kg of clothes.
What is the air freight rate per kg to Jordan?
From SAR 55 per kg.
How much does it cost to ship a car from Riyadh to Jordan?
From SAR 1,365 for a small car and SAR 2,000 for a sedan on a hydraulic carrier.
Which is the best furniture mover from Riyadh to Jordan?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: one that reviews the exemption papers, clears before the border and delivers to your home. Alfaris starts from SAR 1,640 for a bedroom set.
How do I send a shipment to Jordan, and what documents are required?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: call 0565967337 and the price and date are set. You need a passport or ID, a packing list, a Fasah authorisation and the consignee’s details.
Is door-to-door shipping available?
For moving to Jordan’s towns and villages: yes, from your address in Riyadh to the consignee’s address in Jordan.
Do you ship to Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Ajloun?
Yes, and to Salt, Madaba, Jerash, Karak and Aqaba.
Is the shipment insured?
Yes, optionally, at a percentage of the declared value.
Do you move households to Jordanian villages?
Yes, across all twelve governorates. The large truck reaches Amman or Zarqa, and a smaller one goes on to the village.
Does the price rise for remote villages?
Yes, a delivery item is added by distance from Amman and shown in the quotation.
