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Shipping Company from Riyadh to Libya, door to door: furniture, cars, luggage and goods to Tripoli, Benghazi and Misrata by sea via the Suez Canal in 16–22 days, or by air in 4–7 days, with export packing and clearance. From SAR 9 per kg by sea and SAR 27 per kg by air.

shipping company from Riyadh to Libya — assessment

Alfaris International Shipping is a shipping company from Riyadh to Libya, moving furniture, goods and cars by road to Jeddah port (950 km), then by sea to Benghazi or Tripoli port via the Suez Canal in 16–22 days door to door. Prices start from SAR 9 per kg by sea and SAR 27 per kg by air. Air freight arrives in 4–7 days.

Sea route: Jeddah Islamic Port → Red Sea → Suez Canal → Mediterranean → Benghazi or Tripoli port · 16–22 days · by air: 4–7 days · Call: 0565967337

Shipping from Riyadh to Libya at a glance

  • The main mode: sea from Jeddah via the Suez Canal. The road route through Egypt and the Salloum–Musaid crossing is a second option, depending on conditions at the time.
  • By sea: 16–22 days door to door, 6–10 of them sailing from Jeddah.
  • By air: 4–7 days, for parcels, luggage and documents.
  • Prices: from SAR 9 per kg by sea and SAR 27 per kg by air.
  • Car and container: quoted on request by port and volume.
  • Ports: Benghazi and Tobruk in the east, Misrata, Khoms and Tripoli in the west.
  • Customs: duties by item, with exemption considered on used furniture for a Libyan returning home.

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Route details and transit time from Riyadh to Libya

A shipment from Riyadh to Libya starts by road: 950 km to Jeddah port, where the container is loaded onto the ship. Then come the Red Sea, the Suez Canal, and west across the Mediterranean to Benghazi or Tripoli port.

Leg Distance Time
Riyadh → Jeddah port by road about 950 km one to one and a half days
Clearance and waiting for the vessel in Jeddah — 2–4 days
Jeddah → Suez Canal → Benghazi or Tripoli port by sea 6–10 days
Clearance at the port — 3–5 days
The port → the address in Libya by city one to three days
Mode Transit Best for Starts from
Part-load sea freight 16–22 days Part-load furniture, cartons and goods SAR 9 per kg
Sea container 16–22 days A whole home, goods or a car Quoted on request
Car shipping 16–22 days Inside a container Quoted on request
Air freight 4–7 days Parcels, luggage and documents SAR 27 per kg
The shipping route from Riyadh to Libya

Shipping prices from Riyadh to Libya

Alfaris prices from Riyadh to Libya start from SAR 9 per kg by sea and SAR 27 per kg by air. Libya is the closest North African destination to the Suez Canal, so its transit is shorter, and containers and cars are priced by port.

Shipment type Unit Starts from
Belongings and part-load furniture by sea per kg SAR 9
Parcel or suitcase by air per kg SAR 27
Car by sea inside a container Quoted on request
20 or 40 ft container by sea to Benghazi or Tripoli port Quoted on request
Whole home furniture dedicated container After a free survey

📌 These are starting prices

Figures are in Saudi riyals and cover freight to Libya. Customs duties and taxes in Libya are outside them and are estimated before shipping.

Libyan ports: east or west?

Port Location Suits delivery in
Benghazi The east Benghazi, Al Bayda, Al Marj and Ajdabiya
Tobruk The far east Tobruk and Derna
Misrata The central-west coast Misrata, Sirte and Zliten, with a free zone
Khoms East of Tripoli Khoms and Tarhuna
Tripoli The west Tripoli, Zawiya and Gharyan

Pickup from Riyadh districts

  • North Riyadh: villas and compounds, with easy access for the truck or container.
  • East and central Riyadh: blocks and towers, with a parking spot and loading slot reserved.
  • West Riyadh: closest to the Makkah road leading to Jeddah port.
  • Industrial areas: for goods and commercial containers.

Furniture from Riyadh to Libya

Furniture from Riyadh to Libya with Alfaris starts from SAR 9 per kg in part-load sea freight, and a whole home in a container priced after a free survey. The voyage is long, so the packing is export packing.

  1. The survey first: the furniture is listed room by room, free of charge, to settle the container size.
  2. A carpenter for dismantling: beds, wardrobes and dining tables, with the panels numbered.
  3. Three layers: a blanket, then corrugated card, then tight film, with crates for fragile pieces.
  4. Inside the container: stowed with no gaps, strapped, with sachets that absorb moisture.
  5. The key document: a list of the pieces and their values, presented to customs in Libya.
  6. Delivery: from the port to the address after clearance.
Packing furniture for shipping from Riyadh to Libya

Car shipping from Riyadh to Libya

A car ships from Riyadh to Libya by sea inside a container, and is Quoted on request by its type and arrival port. The Libyan import conditions are checked before shipping.

  • Libyan conditions: importing used cars is subject to model-year rules, so they are checked before shipping.
  • Documents: registration, the owner’s passport and export plates.
  • Preparation: a quarter tank of fuel, no belongings in the car, and photos from all four sides.
  • Securing: timber chocks and straps inside the container.

Cartons, parcels and personal effects

Cartons and luggage from Riyadh to Libya ship by sea from SAR 9 per kg, or by air from SAR 27 per kg for anyone in a hurry. They are collected from your door and numbered, with each carton’s contents written down.

Commercial freight: full truckload (FTL) or part load (LTL)

  • Part load (LCL) from Riyadh: from SAR 9 per kg, or per cubic metre for bulky goods.
  • Full container (FCL): 20 or 40 ft from Riyadh to Benghazi or Tripoli port, quoted on request.
  • Documents: invoice, packing list, commercial registration, a certified certificate of origin and a bill of lading.
  • In Libya: a registered importer, with duties by tariff line.
  • Delivery: from the port to the consignee’s warehouse.

Air freight from Riyadh to Libya

Air freight from Riyadh to Libya with Alfaris starts from SAR 27 per kg and arrives in 4–7 days from King Khalid airport to Mitiga airport in Tripoli or Benina airport in Benghazi. It saves weeks over the sea, so it is chosen for luggage, parcels and documents. It is charged on the higher of actual and volumetric weight.

Required documents and customs clearance

Shipment type Documents
Luggage and personal effects Passport + packing list + the consignee’s details and number in Libya
Used household furniture Passport + an itemised list with values + proof of return or residence where exemption is sought
Car Registration + the owner’s passport + export plates
Goods Invoice + packing list + commercial registration + certified certificate of origin
Sea freight Bill of lading
All Electronic authorisation for the broker through the Fasah platform
  • Duties: by item under the Libyan tariff.
  • Used furniture: exemption is considered for a Libyan returning home, in personal quantities.
  • Prohibited: narcotics, weapons, alcohol and flammable materials.
  • Restricted: medicines, communication devices and drones.

The full lists are on the international shipping documents and prohibited and restricted items pages.

Steps for shipping from Riyadh to Libya

  1. Call: 0565967337, with the shipment type, your location in Riyadh and your city in Libya.
  2. Choose the mode: part-load sea, a container, or air.
  3. Receive the price: itemised, with the pickup date and the sailing date.
  4. Prepare the documents: passport, packing list and the Fasah authorisation.
  5. Pickup: dismantling, export packing and numbering.
  6. Shipping: a bill of lading or shipment number for tracking.
  7. Delivery: clearance in Libya and delivery to the address.

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Delivery across Libyan cities

City Nearest port Delivery notes
Tripoli Tripoli The capital, with narrow streets in the old city
Zawiya and Gharyan Tripoli West and south of the capital
Misrata Misrata The third-largest city, with a free zone
Sirte Misrata The central coast
Benghazi Benghazi The capital of the east
Al Bayda and Derna Benghazi or Tobruk The Green Mountain
Tobruk Tobruk Near the Egyptian border
Sabha Tripoli or Misrata The south; a long inland haul
Delivering the shipment in Libya after shipping from Riyadh

How to calculate shipping cost to Libya

Example Calculation Cost as a starting price
100 kg of belongings by sea 100 × SAR 9 SAR 900
400 kg of part-load furniture by sea 400 × SAR 9 SAR 3,600
A 20 kg suitcase by air 20 × SAR 27 SAR 540
  • What costs more: rushing large weights by air, a dedicated container, and port storage when the consignee is late.
  • What costs less: part-load sea freight, sending everything at once, and leaving behind what is not worth shipping.

The cheapest way to ship from Riyadh to Libya

The cheapest way to ship from Riyadh to Libya is part-load sea freight: from SAR 9 per kg with Alfaris. Air costs SAR 27 per kg, so it is for the urgent and the light.

Common mistakes that delay a shipment

Mistake Result The right way
An unrealistic value on the list Revaluation and delay True values for used pieces
Prohibited items inside the cartons The whole shipment held Check the prohibited list
A full container for a small load A needless cost Part-load freight
Glass without a wooden crate Breakage in handling A crate for every fragile piece
The consignee’s number out of service Delivery stalled Two active numbers in Libya

Why Alfaris for shipping to Libya?

A free surveyIt settles the container size and the price.
A clear routeBy road to the port, then by sea, with its dates.
Documents reviewedBefore loading, not at the port.
Clearance at both endsIn Saudi Arabia and on arrival.
Shipment trackingAn update at sailing and at arrival.
Optional insuranceFor furniture, cars and goods.

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Frequently asked questions about shipping from Riyadh to Libya

How much does shipping from Riyadh to Libya cost?

Shipping from Riyadh starts with Alfaris from SAR 9 per kg by sea and SAR 27 per kg by air.

How long does shipping from Riyadh to Libya take?

From Riyadh: 16–22 days by sea door to door, and 4–7 days by air.

What is the cheapest way to ship from Riyadh to Libya?

From Riyadh, part-load sea freight is the cheapest: from SAR 9 per kg.

What is the air freight rate per kg to Libya?

From SAR 27 per kg, arriving in 4–7 days.

How much does it cost to ship a car from Riyadh to Libya?

It ships by sea inside a container and is Quoted on request by type and port, once the Libyan import conditions are checked.

Which is the best furniture mover from Riyadh to Libya?

One that collects in Riyadh, uses export packing, picks the nearest port and clears on arrival. Alfaris starts from SAR 9 per kg by sea, with a free survey.

How do I send a shipment to Libya, and what documents are required?

Call 0565967337 from Riyadh and the mode and price are set. You need a passport, an itemised packing list with values, a Fasah authorisation and the consignee’s details.

Is door-to-door shipping available?

Yes, from your address in Riyadh to the consignee’s address in Libya, with clearance at the port or airport.

Do you ship to Tripoli, Benghazi and Misrata?

Yes, and to Zawiya, Sirte, Al Bayda, Tobruk and Sabha.

Is the shipment insured?

Yes, optionally, at a percentage of the declared value, and advisable for sea freight.

Is there road freight from Saudi Arabia to Libya?

Yes, through Egypt: a ferry from Duba to Safaga, then by road to the Salloum–Musaid crossing, depending on conditions at the time. Sea freight remains the main mode.

Which Libyan port does the container go to?

Benghazi or Tobruk for eastern Libya, and Misrata, Khoms or Tripoli for the west. The one nearest the consignee’s city is chosen.

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