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Parcel and Furniture Shipping Company from Riyadh to Egypt 0506688227 Published Dates and a Price That Falls as You Consolidate
Guide summary
Shipping cartons, appliances and furniture from Riyadh to Egypt — and this is not a lane of household moves but of repeat consignments. The Egyptian community is the largest in the Kingdom, and the dominant consignment is cartons and appliances sent to family twice or four times a year. Anyone shipping regularly is not looking for the lowest price once but for a known date rather than waiting for a container to fill. We ship from a single carton at a price that falls as the count rises, collect from your door, and price your governorate rather than the capital — Upper Egypt is not Cairo and Safaga may be closer to your destination. This guide covers the three routes, appliance shipping, suitcases and the duty exemption.
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Looking for a shipping company from Riyadh to Egypt that understands you will ship more than once? Tiger Cargo Express ships cartons, appliances and furniture from Riyadh to Cairo, Alexandria, the Delta, Upper Egypt and the Canal cities. To book: 0506688227
Most of what is written about this lane treats it as a lane of household moves: a full furniture package, a container, and a survey of an entire home. That is not what this lane actually is.
The Egyptian community is the largest and longest-established in the Kingdom, and the dominant consignment here is not a homecoming move shipped once in a lifetime, but cartons and appliances sent to family regularly — twice or four times a year.
1carton minimum
3routes available
30kg per carton
20+years in the field
This is a lane of repeat consignments, not household moves
The most important understanding in this guide — and it changes what you should be looking for.
When you ship once in your life, you look for the lowest price for that one time. When you ship four times a year, what matters to you is entirely different.
| What matters to you | On a once-in-a-lifetime move | On repeat consignments |
|---|---|---|
| The first priority | The lowest possible price | A known date rather than a wait |
| The minimum | A load or a container | A single carton |
| The survey | Essential | Usually unnecessary |
| What annoys you | A scratch on one piece | A consignment delayed a month |
| What saves you money | Negotiating the price | Consolidating your consignments |
| What builds trust | One successful experience | Consistency that does not fail |
The problem companies create on this laneA company offering a ‘Riyadh to Egypt furniture package’ handles a whole home well. But when two cartons arrive it sets them aside until the container fills — which may mean two weeks or a month. And you do not know, so you wait and ask and find no clear answer. The remedy is not a lower price but a known date.
How we build the service around that
Published consolidation datesWe run our consignments on known dates rather than waiting for them to fill.
From a single cartonNo minimum forcing you to ship what you do not need.
A price tiered by countThe more cartons in your consignment, the lower the price of each.
Collected at your doorYou do not carry your cartons to an office — we come to your district in Riyadh.
Numbered and listed per consignmentYou know what you sent and what arrived without relying on memory.
A returning client, not a passing oneWe treat you as someone who will ship again — because you will.
The carton price falls with the count — and the wise consolidate
The arithmetic that saves you money without negotiating.
Every consignment carries a fixed cost however small it is: a courier comes to your door, a customs file is opened, clearance is completed, and a courier delivers at the other end. And that cost is divided across your cartons.
| Cartons in the consignment | Approximate price per carton | Total |
|---|---|---|
| One carton | SAR 340 – 460 | SAR 340 – 460 |
| Two cartons | SAR 290 – 390 | SAR 580 – 780 |
| Three to five | SAR 240 – 330 | SAR 720 – 1,650 |
| Six to ten | SAR 200 – 280 | SAR 1,200 – 2,800 |
| More than ten | SAR 170 – 240 | By count |
Read the table backwards to see the gainSomeone sending two cartons every three months pays around SAR 2,700 a year. Someone consolidating eight cartons twice a year pays around 3,800 — but has shipped sixteen cartons rather than eight. So each carton cost them around 240 riyals instead of 340. And the difference is not a discount from us but an arithmetic result of consolidating.
Which is why we tell you plainly: if you intend to send something in two months, wait and combine it with what you have now. We know this turns two consignments into one and reduces how often we deal with you — but it is cheaper for you, and whoever saves you money once earns your return many times.
What we ship from Riyadh to Egypt
Cartons and parcelsThe dominant pattern — from a single carton with no minimum.
Home appliancesThe fridge, the washer and the screen — the most sent to family.
FurnitureBy piece, by room or a whole home as you need.
SuitcasesA far cheaper alternative to excess baggage charges at the airport.
Commercial goodsWith an original invoice, certificate of origin and an itemised statement.
VehiclesWith complete export paperwork and duty calculated before booking.
Shipping home appliances — the most sent item to Egypt
And what goes wrong most when shipped as though it were a carton.
The fridge, the washer, the screen, the oven and the air conditioner — this category alone makes up a large share of traffic on this lane. And we handle it entirely differently from cartons.
Why an appliance is not a large carton
Concentrated weightA fridge concentrates tens of kilograms on a small base — so it needs a pallet to spread it.
Internal componentsThe compressor and motor loosen with vibration unless secured before shipping.
A mandatory positionA fridge ships upright and a screen vertical — and getting it wrong destroys rather than scratches.
Residual liquidsA washer and a fridge retain water that rusts and leaks onto everything else.
The accompanying invoiceAn appliance with no document may read as commercial goods with an undeclared value.
The settling periodA fridge is left standing for hours after arrival before it is switched on.
How we prepare your appliance
1Complete drainingWe disconnect and fully drain the washer and fridge a day before wrapping.
2Securing moving partsThe drum, the shelves and the drawers are fixed so nothing moves on the road.
3The timber palletIt spreads the weight, raises the appliance off the floor and eases lifting.
4Corner guards and wrappingReinforced corners on the edges then a full wrap keeping out dust and scratches.
5Filming before wrappingWe photograph it and film it running — proof that it worked.
6The invoice and statementWe attach what supports the appliance within the customs file.
Advice that may go against what you wantBefore shipping an appliance, work it out: the cost of shipping it here against the price of one like it there. Small and older appliances usually cost more to ship than they are worth. Large, recent and energy-efficient ones usually justify shipping. We tell you our view plainly even though it shrinks your consignment — because a client who trusts you returns, while a consignment that was not worth it costs you that trust.
Appliance shipping prices
| The appliance | Price range | Preparation included |
|---|---|---|
| Large refrigerator | SAR 620 – 950 | Pallet, securing and full wrapping |
| Medium or small refrigerator | SAR 420 – 680 | Wrapping and corner guards |
| Automatic washing machine | SAR 480 – 760 | Drum secured and a pallet |
| Screen 55 inches and above | SAR 390 – 620 | A lined timber crate, upright |
| Screen under 55 inches | SAR 240 – 400 | Reinforced wrapping, upright |
| Oven or cooker | SAR 380 – 620 | Drained with parts secured |
| Split air conditioner | SAR 300 – 520 | Refrigerant pumped down, both units wrapped |
| Microwave or small appliance | SAR 160 – 280 | Reinforced wrapping |
Furniture moving from Riyadh to Egypt
And when your consignment is a whole home rather than cartons, we treat it as such: a free survey, dismantling and wrapping by carpenters, a detailed inventory, and reassembly in your governorate.
Furniture moving prices from Riyadh to Egypt
| Home size | Cairo and the Delta | Alexandria | Upper Egypt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio or single room | SAR 3,400 – 5,000 | SAR 3,500 – 5,200 | SAR 3,900 – 5,800 |
| Two-bedroom flat | SAR 5,000 – 7,600 | SAR 5,200 – 7,900 | SAR 5,800 – 8,800 |
| Three-bedroom flat | SAR 7,400 – 11,000 | SAR 7,600 – 11,400 | SAR 8,500 – 12,800 |
| A large flat or villa | SAR 10,500 – 16,000 | SAR 10,800 – 16,500 | SAR 12,000 – 18,500 |
Notice the Upper Egypt columnMost companies price ‘Egypt’ at one figure and then revise it once they learn your destination is Aswan or Sohag. Cairo to Aswan alone is around eight hundred kilometres — further than Riyadh to Kuwait. We put it in the quote from the outset rather than surprising you with it later.
What the furniture moving service includes
We reach you wherever you areMalqa · Narjis · Olaya · Sahafa — the survey is at our expense inside the capital.
A carpenter who dismantles and rebuildsWhoever separates your wardrobe panels knows how to join them in Cairo.
A detailed inventory by itemBy count for every box — which is what preserves the personal effects exemption.
Five-layer wrappingFelt, bubble, double-wall board, corner guards and stretch film.
A price for your governorateCairo is not Aswan — and we calculate your inland distance from the outset.
Full reassemblyWe hand over a ready home and clear the waste before we leave.
Three routes to Egypt — and one suits your shipment
Unlike most of our destinations, Egypt has three real routes rather than two. Each suits a type of consignment, and none of them is better in absolute terms.
| The route | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Duba – Safaga | Road from Riyadh to Duba port, then the ferry to Safaga | Medium consignments, Upper Egypt and greater speed |
| Sea from Jeddah | Road to Jeddah port, then sailing to Alexandria or Dekheila | Containers, large volumes and the Delta |
| Road through Jordan | Entirely by road through Jordan then Sinai | Special cases — we rarely recommend it |
When do we recommend each route?
The Duba ferry to SafagaWhen your consignment is medium-sized or bound for Upper Egypt — Safaga is closer to Qena and Luxor than Cairo itself.
Sea from JeddahWhen it is a full container or a large load, or your destination is Alexandria and the Delta.
Road through JordanRarely — it crosses three countries and lengthens transit with no gain in most cases.
A fact about Upper Egypt everyone overlooksFrom Safaga port to Qena is around a hundred and sixty kilometres. From Cairo to Qena is around six hundred. So for anyone bound for Luxor, Qena or Sohag, arriving through Safaga may be shorter, faster and cheaper than routing via Cairo — yet most companies unload everything in Cairo and then re-ship it south. We ask for your governorate before choosing the route.
And about the ferry specificallyThe Duba ferry runs on sailing schedules rather than continuous movement. A truck reaching the port after the ferry departs waits for the next sailing. So we schedule loading from Riyadh around the sailing time rather than the reverse — an extra day in the warehouse is cheaper than two at the port.
Transit time from Riyadh to Egypt
| The route | Estimated duration | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Duba – Safaga | 7 to 12 days | Depending on the sailing and clearance |
| Sea from Jeddah | 12 to 20 days | Depending on the line schedule and discharge |
| Road through Jordan | By case | We rarely recommend it |
| Air for parcels | 3 to 6 days | For the urgent and valuable only |
And we do not promise a fixed figureFerry schedules and shipping line timetables change, and clearance at the Egyptian ports varies. We give you a realistic range and tell you the actual date once it is confirmed — and anyone promising a fixed seven days is promising what they do not control.
Egyptian governorates we cover
Greater CairoCairo · Giza · Qalyubia · Nasr City · Maadi · 6th of October
Alexandria and the coastAlexandria · Matrouh · Beheira
The DeltaMenoufia · Gharbia · Dakahlia · Sharqia · Kafr El Sheikh · Damietta
The Canal and SinaiPort Said · Ismailia · Suez · North and South Sinai
Upper EgyptMinya · Assiut · Sohag · Qena · Luxor · Aswan
The Red Sea and the valleyHurghada · Safaga · New Valley · Beni Suef · Fayoum
And the price reflects your governorate rather than the capitalEgypt is large, and Cairo to Aswan alone is eight hundred kilometres. Anyone giving you one price for Egypt will revise it once they learn your destination, or has priced you at the furthest possibility so you paid for a journey never made. Name your governorate in your first message — and we calculate a figure that is yours.
Where we collect from inside Riyadh
From any district, and the visit costs nothing. These are some of the areas we cover:
The northMalqa · Narjis · Yasmin · Aarid · Hittin · Qairawan · Aqiq
The eastRawdah · Rimal · Sulay · Quds · Nadheem · Yarmouk
Centre and southOlaya · Sulaimaniyah · Malaz · Shifa · Aziziyah · Namar
The westTuwaiq · Dhahrat Laban · Safarat · Badiah · Irqah
Outside RiyadhKharj · Diriyah · Muzahimiyah · Qassim — by prior arrangement
Suitcases — the alternative many overlook
Anyone travelling to Egypt on leave faces a familiar equation: an extra bag at the airport costs a large sum, and leaving things behind is not an option. Shipping the case by road is far cheaper — but it will not arrive with you on the plane.
| The option | Approximate cost | Duration | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Excess baggage at the airport | Very high per kilo | Immediate | What you need the moment you land |
| Shipping a case with us | SAR 320 – 520 up to 30 kg | With the consignment | What can wait a week |
| Two cases or more | Tiered by count | With the consignment | Clearly the cheapest |
The arithmetic many do too lateCarry what you need for your first days, and ship the rest two weeks before you travel. It arrives before you or with you, and you travel with one light bag. The difference against paying excess baggage can run to multiples — but it needs planning two weeks ahead rather than two days.
Car shipping from Riyadh to Egypt
Shipping vehicles to Egypt is possible, but it begins with a question about duty rather than about price.
1Financier clearanceIf the vehicle is financed, the debt is settled and a clearance issued.
2Plate cancellation through AbsherThe plates are removed and the vehicle recorded as leaving for export.
3The export certificateThe official document the crossing or the port requires.
4Calculating Egyptian dutyWe take the vehicle’s details and give you an estimate before you pay.
5The camera walk-aroundWe photograph it from every side and the file reaches you before loading.
6Crossing, clearance and deliveryOn ready paperwork, then delivery in your governorate.
| Vehicle type | Shipping price range | The method |
|---|---|---|
| Saloon and small cars | SAR 3,400 – 5,200 | Ferry or sea |
| Family SUV | SAR 4,100 – 6,200 | Ferry or sea |
| Luxury and sports | SAR 6,000 – 9,500 | A sealed container |
| Non-running | By condition | After survey |
And Egyptian vehicle duty is a separate and significant lineVehicle import rules into Egypt carry their own conditions and charges, and they are not part of the shipping price nor within the personal effects exemption. Send us the model year, engine capacity and fuel type and we give you an estimate alongside the shipping figure — and if the duty turns out to approach the vehicle’s value we say so plainly and lose the job, because discovering the figure after arrival means turning back is impossible.
Shipping prices from Riyadh to Egypt
| Shipment type | Price range | Unit and notes |
|---|---|---|
| A single carton | SAR 340 – 460 | Up to 30 kg — no minimum |
| Three to five cartons | SAR 240 – 330 per carton | The price tiers by count |
| Six to ten | SAR 200 – 280 per carton | The cheapest for family consignments |
| A suitcase | SAR 320 – 520 | Up to 30 kg |
| Home appliances | SAR 160 – 950 | By appliance and its preparation |
| Cargo by cubic metre | SAR 480 – 780 / cbm | For volume and goods |
| Flat contents package | From SAR 3,400 | By governorate |
| Vehicle shipping | SAR 3,400 – 9,500 | With duty as a separate line |
How to compare two quotes on this lane
Four questions — the first for repeat shippers.
1Exactly when does the next consignment depart?The most important question for repeat shippers. Anyone answering ‘when it fills’ leaves your date to chance.
2What is the carton price if I send five?Ask for the tiered price rather than the single-carton one — that is what you will actually pay.
3Is the price for my governorate or for Cairo?Egypt is large, and anyone pricing the capital will revise once they learn you are in Aswan.
4Do you collect from my home?The difference between collection at your door and you delivering to an office is no detail on a recurring consignment.
An example of the wrong comparisonA quote of SAR 280 per carton looks cheaper than ours at 330. But ask: when does it depart? If the answer is ‘when the container fills’ you may wait three weeks. And fifty riyals a carton is not worth three weeks of your family waiting — particularly if the consignment is for an occasion or a need.
Documents required
For cartons, parcels and appliances
- A clear copy of your valid ID or residency permit
- The consignee in Egypt: name, national number, governorate and address in full
- A list of each carton’s contents — we write it with you at collection
- Invoices for appliances if they are new or recently purchased
- An authorisation on the Fasah platform — the form reaches you from us
For furniture and personal effects
- A valid passport
- A detailed inventory by item and count for every box
- Proof of relocation or return if you want the personal effects exemption
- Full consignee details
For commercial shipments
- An attested commercial invoice with a precise description and a realistic value
- A packing list with weights and dimensions per carton
- A valid commercial registration
- A tax number
- A certificate of origin
- Special permits by goods category
The consignee’s national number is not a detailOn this lane specifically, complete consignee details speed clearance and delivery — and the national number is part of them. A consignment arriving with incomplete details waits until they are supplied, which can mean days on something otherwise ready to hand over.
The used personal effects exemptionUsed household furniture is exempt on the conditions of personal use and proof of relocation or return, with a detailed inventory by item and count rather than a general description. Note the exemption covers neither vehicles nor new goods — and new appliances in factory wrapping read as commercial rather than personal.
Prohibited and restricted items
Absolutely prohibited
- Narcotics and psychotropic substances in every form
- Weapons, ammunition and their parts
- Radioactive and toxic materials
- Counterfeit goods
- Material contrary to public morals
- Cash, gold and jewellery within ordinary shipments
Restricted — accepted with conditions and prior disclosure
| Item | Restriction | The way round it |
|---|---|---|
| New appliances in quantity | They read as commercial and leave the exemption | An invoice and disclosure, or keep to used items |
| Medicines | Require an attested prescription | A personal quantity only |
| Perfumes and aerosols | Flammable | Leak-proof packing and prior disclosure |
| Phones and tablets | A limited quantity with an invoice | Quantities are treated commercially |
| Cosmetics | Quantities read as commercial | A personal quantity or an invoice |
| Foodstuffs | Health and shelf-life requirements | Shelf life covering the full route |
| Wireless devices | Require approval | Prior disclosure |
The most common error in family consignmentsBuying new appliances in their packaging to send as gifts. And anything new without an invoice reads as commercial goods with an undeclared value — so it is assessed and charged, and it may draw the whole consignment into a wider review. Send your purchase invoices with us, or tell us so we separate them on the declaration — the remedy is simple if known in advance.
Packing and insurance
Double-wall boardFor family parcels — a single wall collapses under what sits above it.
Reinforced cornersImpact reaches the corner first because it is the narrowest contact point.
Outer stretch filmKeeps out dust and draws the layers into one body.
Timber palletsFor appliances — they spread the weight and raise it off the floor.
Numbering on two facesIt reads whichever way the carton sits within the load.
An inventory per consignmentYou know what you sent and what arrived without relying on memory.
- Keep each carton under 30 kg
- Write the consignee’s name and number on every carton rather than one
- Separate perfumes and medicines and tell us about them
- Attach the invoices for anything bought new
- Keep a copy of the inventory and send one to the consignee
Insurance: what leaves our warehouse is covered as standard against loss and damage from transport incidents. For large appliances and valuable pieces we offer wider cover whose ceiling you set. What no cover includes is four things: a defect predating our collection, wrapping you handled inadequately, a prohibited item, and customs duty arising from failing to declare something new.
Open the appliance in front of your cameraThe screen shows a picture, the washer turns, the fridge cools — a few seconds each. And on a lane where you ship appliances repeatedly, that record spares you a recurring argument. We film it too and give you the file — but your own clip remains the strongest proof you hold.
The reverse direction — from Egypt to Riyadh
The lane runs both ways on the same routes. We collect from Cairo, Alexandria and the governorates and deliver across the Kingdom.
But note that Saudi restrictions on inbound cargo are wider in certain categories — particularly foodstuffs, plant products and agricultural goods. Send us a list of what you intend to ship and we mark what passes and what needs a permit before you pack.
How we work: five steps
1Contact us and name your governorateCairo, Alexandria or Aswan? — the governorate sets the route and the price.
2We tell you the next consignment dateA known date rather than ‘when it fills’ — so you can plan around it.
3We collect from your door in RiyadhAnd we number and write the inventory with you at collection.
4Wrapping and preparationDouble-wall board for parcels, pallets for appliances and five layers for furniture.
5Crossing, clearance and deliveryBy the most suitable route, then delivery in your governorate.
What we guarantee and what we do not
Published dates, not waitingWe run consignments on known dates and do not hold them until a container fills.
A price tiered by countThe more you consolidate the lower the carton price — and we tell you rather than hide it.
A price for your governorateUpper Egypt is not Cairo, and we put the difference in the quote from the outset.
A plain view on whether it is worth itWe tell you if shipping your appliance does not justify itself — even at the cost of a consignment.
What we do not guarantee, stated plainly: ferry schedules and shipping timetables change, and clearance duration at the Egyptian ports varies. And we do not guarantee the customs decision on classifying an item or assessing its value. We guarantee to give you a known date at booking, to notify you immediately of any change, and to review your contents before wrapping.
How to reduce your shipping cost
| Method | Expected saving | How |
|---|---|---|
| Consolidate your consignments | 25 to 40% | The carton price falls plainly with the count |
| Ship before you travel rather than at the airport | Directly proportional | Excess baggage costs multiples |
| Review whether an appliance is worth shipping | Can prevent a loss | Old and small ones usually are not |
| Attach invoices for anything new | Prevents commercial assessment | Disclosure costs less than reassessment |
| Name your governorate from the outset | Prevents insurance pricing | Cairo is not Aswan |
| Ask for the route that suits your destination | 10 to 20% | Safaga is closer to Upper Egypt than Cairo is |
When does transit lengthen on this lane?
- Summer — the expatriate holiday season and the peak of family consignments
- The run-up to Ramadan and the holidays — heavy pressure on consolidation
- The start of the school year — the season for sending appliances and supplies
- Congestion at the Egyptian ports — it lengthens discharge and clearance
- Red Sea weather — it can delay ferry sailings
Five recurring mistakes — all of them avoidable
Splitting consignments rather than consolidating themEvery consignment carries a fixed cost divided across your cartons. Five cartons together are plainly cheaper than five separate times.
Not asking about the departure date‘When the container fills’ is not a date. Ask for the exact one before you hand over your consignment.
Buying new appliances without an invoiceAnything new without a document reads as commercial goods with an undeclared value — and the invoice turns it into a personal item.
Accepting a price for ‘Egypt’ with no governorate namedCairo to Aswan is eight hundred kilometres. A price that does not know your destination will be revised.
Paying excess baggage at the airportShipping two weeks before you travel costs multiples less — but it needs planning rather than a last-minute decision.
Why Tiger Cargo Express?
We know you will ship againA lane of repeat consignments needs published dates rather than promises — and we give them.
A price that falls as you consolidateWe tell you when to wait in order to save, even though it merges two consignments into one.
Appliances on a pallet, securedWe do not treat them as large cartons — because they are not.
A price for your governorateUpper Egypt is not Cairo, and Safaga may be closer to your destination than the capital.
A plain view on the economicsWe work it out with you: which costs less — shipping the appliance or buying one there?
Registered and knownCommercial registration 5800108005 and a documented national address — both on request.
Get your next consignment’s date and priceSend your Riyadh district, the delivery governorate and your carton count, and we reply within 60 minutes.Call 0506688227Message on WhatsApp
Frequently asked questions about shipping from Riyadh to Egypt
Is there a minimum for shipping?No. We ship from a single carton. But know that the carton price falls as the count rises within one consignment — so if you intend to send something in two months, wait and combine it with what you have now.
When does the next consignment depart?We run our consignments on published dates and do not hold them until a container fills. Tell us your timing and we give you the available date — rather than you handing over your consignment and waiting on a vague answer.
How much does shipping a carton to Egypt cost?A single carton is SAR 340 to 460 up to 30 kg. Three to five are SAR 240 to 330 each, and six to ten SAR 200 to 280. The price tiers because the consignment’s fixed cost divides across your cartons.
How much does shipping a fridge or a washer cost?A large fridge is SAR 620 to 950 including the pallet, securing and wrapping, and an automatic washer SAR 480 to 760. Appliances are handled differently from cartons because they need a pallet and internal parts secured.
Is shipping my old appliance worth it?Work out the cost of shipping it against the price of one like it there. Small and older appliances usually cost more to ship than they are worth, while large recent ones usually justify it. And we tell you our view plainly even though it shrinks your consignment.
What routes are available to Egypt?Three: the Duba ferry to Safaga, sea from Jeddah to Alexandria, and road through Jordan. Each suits a different consignment — and Safaga may be closer to your destination than Cairo if you are in Upper Egypt.
Why is Safaga better for Upper Egypt?Because Safaga to Qena is around a hundred and sixty kilometres, while Cairo to Qena is around six hundred. Most companies unload everything in Cairo and re-ship it south — so you pay the distance twice.
How long does the shipment take?Seven to twelve days via Duba and Safaga, and twelve to twenty by sea from Jeddah. We do not promise a fixed figure because ferry and line schedules change.
Do you collect from my home?Yes, from any district in Riyadh at no additional charge. We do not ask you to carry your cartons to an office — that is no detail on a consignment repeated four times a year.
What about suitcases?A case up to 30 kg is SAR 320 to 520 — multiples cheaper than excess baggage at the airport. Ship two weeks before you travel and carry only what you need for your first days.
Is used furniture exempt from duty?Yes, on the conditions of personal use, proof of relocation or return, and a detailed inventory. But the exemption covers neither vehicles nor new goods — and appliances in factory wrapping read as commercial.
Why do you ask for the consignee’s national number?Because complete consignee details speed clearance and delivery on this lane, and a consignment arriving with incomplete details waits until they are supplied.
How much does moving a whole home cost?A two-bedroom flat is SAR 5,000 to 7,600 for Cairo and the Delta, and SAR 5,800 to 8,800 for Upper Egypt. The difference is a real inland distance rather than a margin.
Do you ship from Egypt to Riyadh?Yes, on the same routes. But note that Saudi restrictions on inbound cargo are wider in certain categories, particularly foodstuffs, plant products and agricultural goods.
In summary
Shipping from Riyadh to Egypt differs from all our lanes in one respect: it is not a lane of household moves but of repeat consignments.
And you will most likely not ship once but many times. So what matters to you is not the lowest price this time, but a known date, a price that falls as you consolidate, and a company that knows you will return.
Send your Riyadh district, the delivery governorate and the number of cartons or appliances you intend to send, and we reply with the next consignment date and an itemised price within 60 minutes. 0506688227
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Where does Egypt sit on our map?
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