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Shipping from Makkah to Turkey

Furniture, belongings and car shipping from Makkah to Turkey: we collect from your flat or home, pack and prepare the inventory for Turkish customs, and ship via Jeddah port to Mersin or Istanbul, or by air.

p>From Makkah we ship to Turkey through Jeddah Islamic Port, only about 80 kilometres away, so the container reaches Mersin in roughly 16 to 23 days and Istanbul in 21 to 29 days. Urgent parcels fly from King Abdulaziz Airport in Jeddah to Istanbul Airport within days. We collect from your home or flat in Makkah, dismantle, pack, prepare the inventory and papers, ship furniture, belongings and cars, and follow up until delivery.

In this guide21ShowHide
  1. The route from Makkah to Turkey
  2. Collection from Makkah’s districts
  3. Shipping prices from Makkah to Turkey
  4. Packing furniture and serving sets
  5. Loading in Makkah
  6. Car shipping from Makkah to Turkey
  7. Air freight from Makkah to Turkey
  8. Shipping goods from Makkah to Turkey
  9. Papers and Turkish customs
  10. Prohibited and restricted items
  11. Tips for Makkah customers
  12. From the Turkish port to your door
  13. Do you need cargo insurance?
  14. How to choose a shipping company to Turkey
  15. Questions about shipping from Makkah to Turkey
  16. Which port do Makkah shipments to Turkey leave from?
  17. How long does it take from Makkah to Turkey?
  18. Do you collect from districts near the Haram?
  19. Do you ship cars from Makkah?
  20. Can I ship a few boxes?
  21. Searches that bring Makkah customers to us

Before you call us:

  • Makkah’s proximity to Jeddah port means the shipment sails soon after loading.
  • We collect from districts near the Haram and from newer districts, coordinating truck entry times.
  • Cars are shipped inside a closed container, after confirming the rules for bringing them into Turkey.
  • The inventory is written to the standard Turkish customs require.

The route from Makkah to Turkey

Stage Details Approx. time
Collection in Makkah Dismantling, packing, inventory and loading One to two days
Transport to Jeddah Truck on the Makkah–Jeddah highway to the port Hours
Sea voyage The Red Sea, then the Suez Canal to Mersin, Istanbul or İzmir 12 – 22 days
Clearance and delivery Turkish customs, then transport to the address 3 – 7 days

Collection from Makkah’s districts

Some districts near the Haram have set times and routes for trucks, and their streets can be narrow. So we send a truck sized for the district, and move your belongings to our warehouse or straight into the container. We collect from Al Aziziyah, Al Shawqiyah, Al Naseem, Al Zahir, Al Awali, Al Rusaifah, Al Kakiyah, Al Sharaye, Al Nawariyah, Al Umrah, Batha Quraish, Al Hijrah, Jarwal, Al Khalidiyah and more, as well as Al Jumum, Al Kamil and Bahra.

Shipping prices from Makkah to Turkey

Shipment Method Price
Full room Sea – shared container From SAR 3,220
20 ft container for a flat Sea From SAR 7,850
40 ft container for a full house Sea From SAR 14,700
Commercial goods (per ton) Sea From SAR 2,300
Parcels and personal effects Air From SAR 14 per kg
Sedan car Sea, in a container From SAR 5,090
SUV Sea, in a container From SAR 7,820

Send photos of your belongings and your address in Turkey, and we’ll set the arrival port and the price.

Packing furniture and serving sets

Makkah homes have full guest lounges: chandeliers, coffee and tea sets, glass tables and majlis seating. These are the pieces most prone to breaking, so we start with them:

Furniture packing from Makkah to Turkey
  • Chandeliers are dismantled and placed in padded wooden crates.
  • Serving sets are wrapped piece by piece in paper, then placed in double-wall cartons.
  • Glass tables get a wooden frame protecting the glass edges.
  • Majlis seating and sofas in plastic, then blankets.
  • Wardrobes and beds dismantled, with screws numbered.
  • Appliances with brands and serial numbers on the inventory.

Loading in Makkah

In apartment buildings we bring belongings down by lift or by external hoist depending on the building, and load them into a closed truck. At standalone houses the truck stops at the door. The load is then built in layers in the container, which is closed, sealed and taken to Jeddah port.

Loading the container from Makkah to Turkey

Car shipping from Makkah to Turkey

We prepare the car, fit a protective cover, load it into the container, secure it with chocks and straps and photograph it before closing. One car goes in a 20 ft container, and with furniture in a 40 ft.

Car shipping from Makkah to Turkey

But bringing cars into Turkey is restricted, with temporary import usually tied to residence and the car’s age, and permanent import carrying high taxes, so we review your case before booking. The papers from Makkah: a valid registration, no fines or liens, an export request through Absher or the traffic department with the plates handed in, and copies of your passport, iqama and driving licence.

Air freight from Makkah to Turkey

We collect parcels in Makkah and take them to King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, then on to Istanbul Airport, arriving within three to five working days. It suits documents, clothes, gifts and the things you need as soon as you arrive.

Air freight from Makkah to Turkey

It’s charged on the greater of actual and volumetric weight, so check box sizes before packing.

Shipping goods from Makkah to Turkey

Makkah traders send rugs, perfumes, incense, prayer beads, clothing and gifts to Turkey. We stack the goods on pallets, prepare the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, and ship them in a shared or private container. Large quantities of perfume have shipping requirements, so ask us before packing.

Papers and Turkish customs

  • Copies of the sender’s and receiver’s passports and iqamas.
  • A detailed inventory in English or Turkish with appliance brands and serial numbers.
  • Proof of your status in Turkey: residence permit, tapu or rental contract, or a return certificate for Turkish citizens.
  • A commercial invoice for goods, and car export papers if any.
  • An exact match between the names on the passport and the bill of lading, and a shipment date coordinated with your entry into Turkey.

Prohibited and restricted items

  • Flammable materials, gas cylinders, and large quantities of alcohol-based perfume by air.
  • Weapons and anything resembling them.
  • Fresh food, meat and plants.
  • New appliances in their original cartons may be treated as dutiable goods.

Tips for Makkah customers

  • Avoid loading dates during Hajj and peak seasons, when movement in Makkah is harder.
  • Tell us the flat’s floor and whether there’s a lift before the date.
  • Measure your home’s entrances in Turkey before shipping large pieces.
  • Keep important papers with you.

From the Turkish port to your door

The shipment doesn’t end at the quay. After clearance we arrange road transport to your city, whether that’s either side of Istanbul, Bursa, Sapanca or Kocaeli in the Marmara region, Ankara or Konya in central Anatolia, Antalya, Adana or Mersin in the south, Trabzon or Samsun on the Black Sea, or İzmir in the west. We agree on an arrival time with you, carry everything up to your floor and reassemble what we dismantled if you ask.

Do you need cargo insurance?

If your shipment includes a car, electronics, antiques or furniture of special value, insurance is worth its small cost. It is calculated as a percentage of the declared value and covers the shipment by land and sea. We record the condition of your items with photos during packing, so there’s no dispute later about how they looked before shipping.

How to choose a shipping company to Turkey

  1. Ask about the arrival port: a company that knows its work picks the port from your address rather than sending everything to one port.
  2. Ask for a price breakdown: does it include packing, transport to the port, clearance and delivery?
  3. Check the inventory: Turkish customs want brands and serial numbers, and a weak inventory delays release.
  4. Ask who packs: the company’s own crew or casual labour.
  5. Follow-up: will you know the sailing and arrival dates, and who to call in Turkey?

Questions about shipping from Makkah to Turkey

Which port do Makkah shipments to Turkey leave from?

Jeddah Islamic Port, the closest to Makkah and the shortest route to Turkey.

How long does it take from Makkah to Turkey?

About 16 to 23 days to Mersin, 21 to 29 days to Istanbul, and three to five days by air.

Do you collect from districts near the Haram?

Yes, with suitably sized trucks, keeping to the permitted entry times.

Do you ship cars from Makkah?

Yes, inside a closed container, after reviewing Turkey’s entry rules for your case.

Can I ship a few boxes?

Yes, in a shared container or by air.

Searches that bring Makkah customers to us

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