Transit times from Pakistan to Riyadh
| Mode | Typical transit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sea freight (FCL / LCL) | 9–16 days via Jeddah | Sea to Jeddah, then 1–2 days by road |
| Air cargo | 2–4 days | Fastest for urgent cargo |
| Express courier | 2–4 working days | Samples and small parcels |
| Customs clearance | 3–7 working days | FASAH filing with SABER and SFDA checks |
How your cargo reaches Riyadh
From Karachi (KICT, SAPT) and Port Qasim, containers sail to Jeddah, clear there and are trucked 1–2 days to Riyadh. Urgent cargo flies from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Sialkot into RUH.
What we ship from Pakistan to Riyadh
- Basmati rice
- Mangoes and kinnow
- Textiles and home linen
- Surgical and dental instruments
- Sports and leather goods
Compliance for goods from Pakistan
- Fresh fruit needs reefer containers and phytosanitary certificates
- Surgical and dental instruments need SFDA medical-device approval
- Many textiles need SABER certificates and Arabic labels
Delivery in Riyadh
We deliver to Riyadh’s 2nd and 3rd Industrial Cities, Sudair, Al Kharj and warehouses across the capital. Main gateways: King Khalid International Airport (RUH) and Riyadh Dry Port.
Frequently asked questions
How long does shipping from Pakistan to Riyadh take?
Sea freight (FCL / LCL): 9–16 days via Jeddah; Air cargo: 2–4 days; Express courier: 2–4 working days. Customs clearance usually adds 3–7 working days.
What should I check before shipping from Pakistan to Riyadh?
Fresh fruit needs reefer containers and phytosanitary certificates; Surgical and dental instruments need SFDA medical-device approval; Many textiles need SABER certificates and Arabic labels.
How do I get a quote?
Send the supplier city, cargo type and weight or volume on WhatsApp or through the contact form, and we will reply with the full landed cost within one working day.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026