Customs Clearance in Jordan — Aqaba, Amman & QAIA
Licensed customs brokerage at all major Jordanian ports of entry. We handle import declarations, HS code classification, duty calculations, and full coordination with Jordan Customs Authority to achieve fast, compliant cargo release.
What We Handle
- Import declarations at Aqaba Port (sea freight)
- Import declarations at Amman Dry Port
- Import declarations at Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA)
- All commodity types: electronics, textiles, food, machinery, vehicles (standard categories)
- Pre-arrival document review and pre-filing to reduce storage fees
- Coordination with Jordan Standards and Metrology Organisation (JSMO) when required
- Export customs clearance from Jordan to other markets
How It Works
- 1Document Collection: We collect your commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading (or AWB), certificate of origin (COO), and any product-specific certificates.
- 2HS Classification: Our customs experts assign the correct Harmonised System (HS) code to your cargo — ensuring the right duty rate and avoiding classification disputes.
- 3Declaration Filing: We submit the import declaration to Jordan Customs Authority via the ASYCUDA system.
- 4Duty Assessment: Jordan Customs calculates applicable duties (customs duty + sales tax + other levies). We communicate the exact amounts to you for payment approval.
- 5Release Coordination: Once duties are settled, we coordinate with port authorities for container release and arrange onward transport.
- 6Delivery: Cleared goods are released to your designated transport or delivered to your address.
Why Choose Masa Logistics LTD
Licensed Broker
Masa Logistics holds active Jordanian customs broker licences at Aqaba Port and Amman.
Pre-Arrival Filing
We submit documents before the vessel arrives at Aqaba, minimising port storage charges.
HS Code Expertise
Accurate HS classification prevents delays, penalties, and disputes with Jordan Customs Authority.
Fast Release Record
Our Aqaba agents maintain good working relationships with port customs officers, supporting faster cargo release.
Full Arabic Service
All documentation and client communications available in Arabic and English.
Compliance Advisory
We flag JSMO product approvals, labelling requirements, and restricted goods before shipment departs China.
Industries We Serve
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does customs clearance take at Aqaba Port?
With complete documents and pre-filing, release typically takes 1–3 working days at Aqaba. Complex shipments requiring JSMO inspection can take longer. We advise on expected timelines per shipment.
What documents are required for Jordan import clearance?
Standard requirements: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading (or AWB), Certificate of Origin (usually from China Chamber of Commerce), and the import permit if your product category requires one.
What duties apply on goods imported from China?
Jordan customs duties vary by HS code, typically ranging from 0% to 30%. A General Sales Tax (GST) of 16% applies to most goods. Some categories carry additional levies. We provide a duty estimate during quotation.
Does Jordan have a free trade agreement with China?
Jordan and China do not currently have a bilateral FTA. Standard WTO MFN duty rates apply. However, goods manufactured in Qualified Industrial Zones (QIZ) may have preferential access to the US — we advise on this where relevant.
Can you clear goods if I don’t have an import licence?
Certain product categories (food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, electronics with radio functions) require prior Ministry or JSMO approval before import. We identify these requirements during the pre-shipment review and guide you through the application process.
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