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UAE – Jordan

Overview

Discover comprehensive information about Jordan’s premier air and sea freight capabilities, infrastructure details, and strategic logistics advantages for UAE-Jordan trade operations.

Airport Details

Major Airports Supporting Cargo Operations in Jordan

Queen Alia International Airport

Airport Code: AMM

Cargo Handling Capacity: Approx 102,549 tons/year (as of 2019)

Note: Strategically located near Amman, Queen Alia International boasts advanced cold chain logistics and automated warehousing facilities.

King Hussein International Airport

Airport Code: AQJ

Note: Positioned in Aqaba, this airport offers quick customs clearance, facilitating rapid regional distribution.

Sea Port Deatails

Major Seaports Supporting Cargo Operations in Jordan

Aqaba Port

Location: Aqaba

Port Code: JOAQJ

Number of Berths: 3

Cargo Handling Capacity: 36 million tons/year

Note: Aqaba Port is Jordan’s primary seaport, providing a free trade zone, extensive storage facilities, and efficient multimodal transport connectivity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the main shipping routes and estimated transit times between the UAE and Jordan?

Key routes include sea, road, and air options. For example, sea shipping from the UAE to Aqaba takes approximately 10-12 days, while air transit to Amman takes only 1-2 days. Detailed route options and transit times can be found in the "Routes" section.

What documentation is required for importing and exporting goods between the UAE and Jordan?

Essential documents for import and export include a Commercial Invoice, Bill of Lading or Airway Bill, Certificate of Origin, and, if needed, a Health or Safety Certificate. These documents ensure compliance with customs regulations in both countries.

What taxes and duties apply to goods traded between the UAE and Jordan?

The UAE typically imposes a 5% customs duty, with additional excise and VAT rates on specific goods. In Jordan, customs duty varies between 0-30% based on product type, with a VAT of 16% on most goods. Special taxes may also apply to certain items.

Are there any restricted or licensed goods for import/export between the UAE and Jordan?

Yes, certain goods, such as pharmaceuticals, firearms, and radioactive materials, require specific licenses or approvals to be imported or exported. These restrictions help ensure safety and compliance with regulatory standards.

What payment methods are commonly used in UAE-Jordan trade transactions?

Common payment methods include bank transfers, letters of credit (LC), and online payment gateways for smaller transactions. For high-value shipments, escrow services provide added security. Transactions often involve the Jordanian Dinar (JOD), UAE Dirham (AED), or the US Dollar (USD) as an intermediary currency.