International removal to Saudi Arabia

Are you living in another country and want to move to Saudi Arabia? At Mudinmar, we have been offering international moving services and moving people and families to any part of the world for more than 30 years.

Our team of international movers, will answer your questions about the requirements to enter your furniture moving to Saudi Arabia. We will also put you in contact with experts in international mobility, in case you wish to receive advice on how to apply for your visa or work visa in Saudi Arabia if you are moving.

At Mudinmar, we know that moving is much more than moving furniture, it is moving a whole life. That’s why we want to make your international move to Saudi Arabia easier with these services.

• International vehicle transportation to Saudi Arabia.
• International transport of pets to Saudi Arabia
• International relocation of works of art to Saudi Arabia

At Mudinmar we carry out removals to the main cities in Saudi Arabia:

• International removals to Yauf
• International removals to Tabuk
• International removals to Hail
• International removals to Casim
• International removals to Mecca
• International removals to Riyadh

Do you want to know if we also do removals to another city in Saudi Arabia that is not listed? Fill in our web form with the destination address and receive an answer together with your free international moving quote.

Its global oil exports – it is the world’s largest exporter of crude oil – have made it one of the world’s top 20 economies. Other important industries in the Saudi economy are the cemetery and steel manufacturing industries.

Climate in Saudi Arabia

With the exception of the province of Asir, Saudi Arabia is characterised by a desert climate, i.e. high temperatures during the day and sharp drops at night. In some territories, temperatures can reach almost 50°C, while minimums are usually in the 20-29°C range.

Saudi Arabia has a road network of more than 200 000 km, although only a quarter of it is paved. Cars are the most commonly used mode of transport, not least because of the low price of fuel, and because other modes such as rail only connect the capital to major towns. Saudi Arabia also has 4 ports, 10 heliports and more than 200 airports, although only 80 have paved runways. The most important airports are King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah – with more than 17 million passengers a year – and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh – with more than 13 million.  The country’s main airline is Saudi Arabian Airlines, which serves some of the world’s major international airports in Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States.