Shipping Company from Jeddah to Morocco +966546575837

Jeddah to Morocco by sea through Suez and Gibraltar or by air from King Abdulaziz Airport: we collect from your home, pack and load the container, and ship your car to your city.

p>Jeddah Islamic Port offers the shortest sea voyage from the Kingdom to Morocco: the container passes the Suez Canal, the Mediterranean and the Strait of Gibraltar, reaching Tanger Med or Casablanca in roughly 22 to 30 days. We collect from your home in Jeddah, pack, write the inventory in Arabic and French, ship furniture and cars by sea, and urgent parcels by air from King Abdulaziz Airport to Mohammed V Airport.

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Why Jeddah for Morocco?:

The Kingdom’s port closest to the Suez Canal.
Frequent sailings.
No long road leg before sailing.
We also collect from Makkah, Madinah and Taif.

The shipment’s route from Jeddah to Morocco

Stage	Details	Approx. time
Collection and packing	At your home in Jeddah	One day
Loading and papers	The container to Jeddah Islamic Port	2 – 5 days
Sea voyage	Jeddah → Suez → Mediterranean → Gibraltar	16 – 24 days
Clearance and delivery	The Moroccan port, then the address	3 – 7 days

Jeddah is the Kingdom’s port closest to the Suez Canal, cutting days off the voyage to Morocco compared with Dammam, and it has more frequent sailings.

Shipping prices from Jeddah to Morocco

Shipment	Method	Price
Bedroom set with packing	Sea – shared container	From SAR 550
Living room or seating set	Sea – shared container	From SAR 830
Electrical appliance	Sea – shared container	From SAR 320 per item
20 ft container	Sea	From SAR 5,520
40 ft container	Sea	From SAR 7,360
Parcels and urgent items	Air	From SAR 18 per kg
Documents	Air	From SAR 55 per envelope
Small car	Sea, in a container	From SAR 4,140
SUV	Sea, in a container	From SAR 7,820

The final price depends on volume, container type and your city in Morocco. Send photos of your belongings and you’ll receive the price with what it covers.

Which Moroccan port from Jeddah?

Arrival port	Usually serves
Casablanca	Casablanca, Rabat, Kenitra, El Jadida, Settat, Marrakech, Beni Mellal
Tanger Med	Tangier, Tetouan, Al Hoceima, Larache, Fes, Meknes, Oujda
Agadir	Agadir, Taroudant, Tiznit, Guelmim, Laayoune

From the ports we take belongings by road to inland cities such as Fes, Meknes and Marrakech.

Packing rugs, lanterns and mirrors

Furniture packing from Jeddah to Morocco

Rugs folded or rolled and covered in plastic.
Brass lanterns in bubble wrap then double-wall cartons.
Ornate mirrors in heavy board frames.
Moisture-absorbing sachets in cartons, as Jeddah is humid and the voyage long.

Loading at Jeddah port

A private container is loaded and sealed, then lifted onto the ship at Jeddah Islamic Port, while shared containers are consolidated at our warehouse.

Loading the container from Jeddah to Morocco

Car shipping from Jeddah to Morocco

The car ships inside a closed container, and a 40 ft container can take two cars on a steel rack.

Morocco allows the import of used cars with customs duties that vary by the car’s age, value and engine size, and a retired Moroccan returning permanently may benefit from a large reduction on these duties under the rules in force. So we review your case before booking. The car’s papers from the Kingdom: a valid registration, no fines or liens, an export request through Absher or the traffic department with the plates handed in, the purchase invoice, and copies of your passport and iqama.

Air freight from Jeddah to Morocco

From King Abdulaziz Airport to Mohammed V Airport within three to five working days, for documents, gifts and small devices. It’s charged on the greater of actual and volumetric weight.

Delivery in Morocco

We deliver to Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Fes, Tangier, Agadir, Oujda and more, and reassemble the furniture if you ask.

Serving Jeddah and its surroundings

We collect from every Jeddah district, such as Al Rawdah, Al Hamra, Al Shati, Obhur, Al Safa, Al Marwah, Al Naeem, Al Salamah, Al Zahra, Al Faisaliyah, Al Bawadi, Al Rehab and Al Samer, as well as Makkah, Madinah, Taif and Rabigh.

Customs exemption for returning Moroccans

A Moroccan living in the Kingdom who returns to settle in Morocco can usually bring in used furniture, appliances and personal effects free of duties, under conditions Moroccan customs usually apply as follows:

A change-of-residence certificate, or a sworn statement legalised by the Moroccan consulate in Riyadh or Jeddah.
Proof of your residence and work in the Kingdom, such as the iqama or employment contract.
A detailed inventory, dated and signed by you.
Household appliances are usually accepted at one per type, and other items have a value ceiling.
Belongings are imported in one or at most two shipments, through the same customs office, within a set period of the certificate date.

These conditions may be amended, so we write the inventory in Arabic and French to match what you’ll submit, and review the papers with the broker in Morocco before the container is closed.

Documents required

A copy of the sender’s passport and the receiver’s national ID card in Morocco.
A numbered inventory in Arabic and French.
The change-of-residence certificate for permanent returnees.
A commercial invoice and certificate of origin for goods.
Car export papers if any, and the bill of lading, which we issue at loading.

Cargo insurance

The voyage to Morocco is one of the longest sea routes from the Kingdom, passing the Suez Canal and then the Strait of Gibraltar. So we recommend cargo insurance as a percentage of the declared value, especially for cars and expensive appliances, and photograph your belongings before loading.

Prohibited and restricted items

Flammable materials, gas cylinders and fuel.
Weapons, ammunition and anything resembling them.
Medicines in commercial quantities or without a prescription.
Fresh food, meat and plants.
Loose lithium batteries by air.

Steps to ship from Jeddah to Morocco

You send photos or a list of your belongings and your city in Morocco.
We estimate the volume, choose the arrival port and container type, and send the price.
We review your permanent-return file if you’re returning.
The crew arrives to dismantle, pack, list and load.
The container sails, and we tell you its arrival date.
Clearance, then delivery to your address.