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The short version: Billing uses chargeable weight — the greater of actual and volumetric (cm³ ÷ 6000). Airport customs clears in hours to one working day with certificates ready. Air cargo lands at Riyadh (RUH), Jeddah (JED) and Dammam (DMM) in 2–5 days door-to-door: China $2–6/kg, Europe $2.5–5, India $1.5–4.
On the the UAE lane specifically: sea freight to Saudi ports takes 2–4 days and air 1–2 days; typical cargo includes re-exported electronics, machinery, foodstuffs and consumer goods consolidated in Dubai free zones. Main routings: Jebel Ali (Dubai) to Jeddah, Dammam or directly by truck via the Al Batha border crossing. The UAE–Saudi corridor is the fastest import route into the Kingdom: road freight crosses in 1–3 days door to door, and GCC-origin goods with a valid certificate of origin may qualify for preferential duty treatment. Re-exports of non-GCC goods pay standard rates.
With emirates air cargo charges, certificates ready before sailing beat any discount on freight.
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Indicatively $2–6/kg from China and $2.5–5 from Europe by chargeable weight, door-to-door in 2–5 days.
Riyadh (RUH), Jeddah (JED) and Dammam (DMM) handle nearly all commercial air freight.