When shipping from China to Jordan, all personal effects and household goods are subject to duties and taxes, which are usually around 52% of the value of the goods. All Jordanian trading companies must obtain an importer card from the Ministry of Industry and Trade for customs clearance, or pay a duty equivalent to 5% of the value of the imported goods. To avoid any delays or problems, it is important to ensure that all necessary documents are properly prepared and submitted.

Documents required for customs clearance in Jordan include:

• Commercial Invoice: Details the transaction and the value of the goods shipped.
• Packing List: Depending on the nature of the goods, it lists the number of packages, marks, numbers, gross weight, and net weight. The document can be translated into Arabic if necessary.
• Certificate of Origin: It is a certificate of origin for goods shipped from China to Jordan, which is actually a value declaration document.
• Copy of Bill of Lading: This document proves that the goods have been shipped and are in good condition.