Contact us
Fastest route: send us the goods description, country of origin and a photo of the invoice on WhatsApp, and we'll reply with what's needed.
Contact details
- WhatsApp / customer service
- +962 79 077 7507
- Phone
- +962 79 017 2178
- Head office
- Inside Aqaba Port — Aqaba, Jordan
- Plus Code (Google)
- G2H4+RX, Aqaba
- Working hours
- Saturday – Thursday · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (GMT+3)
Request a quote
Fill in what you know — missing fields are fine. We'll ask about the rest.
Our customs locations
What we need from you to answer with a figure rather than generalities
A lot of messages reach us asking "how much does clearance cost?". The honest answer is that the question cannot be answered before we know the goods, because duty is built on the tariff heading, the origin and the value — not on the size of the shipment. Send four things and we will give you an itemised estimate instead of a floating number:
- The goods description — type, model, and the material where it affects classification
- The country of origin — not the country of shipment; the difference changes the duty
- A photo of the commercial invoice if you have one — a quotation is enough to start
- The expected point of entry — Aqaba by sea, the airport by air, or a land crossing
From those alone we can tell you the likely tariff heading, any approvals that may be required, and the documents to ask your supplier for before shipping — with no obligation on your side.
Which channel is fastest
WhatsApp is fastest for questions and photos: a picture of the invoice arrives directly and we read it. Email suits complete files, formal documents and anything needing a written trail. The form on this page reaches us and is saved to our server before it is emailed, so your request is never lost even if mail delivery fails.
Working hours are Saturday to Thursday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Jordan time. Messages outside those hours are read on the next working day.
Is your case urgent?
If your goods are held right now, don't send a general question — read my shipment is stuck at customs and send us what that page asks for (the declaration or bill of lading number, the customs point, and the text of the note as you received it). That skips an entire round of questions.
And if you are importing for the first time and haven't shipped yet, start with the first-time import guide for Jordan — the most expensive mistakes are made before the goods move.
