The nature of the route
By sea to the Port of Dublin, and to Cork in the south. Air for the urgent. Most of its shipments are the effects of people relocating and students.
Europe
Shipping from Saudi Arabia to Ireland
Home Safe ships by sea and air from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and every other city in the Kingdom to Dublin and Cork — and across the rest of Ireland — with professional packing, customs clearance, optional insurance and follow-up of the shipment until it is delivered to the address.
Sea and air freight.
About shipping to Ireland
Home Safe ships from Saudi Arabia to Ireland, covering Dublin and Cork. We collect from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah, Madinah and every other city in the Kingdom, and ship by sea and air according to the size of your shipment and how urgent it is, at competitive prices and with a written quote that shows what the price includes before you commit.
The service covers inspection and volume estimate, dismantling and professional multi-layer packing, loading and transport, preparing the documents and customs clearance at the Port of Dublin, optional insurance on the value of the goods, temporary storage where needed, and then delivery to the address with reassembly. An update reaches you at every stage of the shipment until final receipt, so you are never left waiting without news.
We ship to Ireland whole-home furniture and appliances, personal effects and students’ boxes, commercial cargo and exhibition supplies, and heavy or delicate pieces that need wooden crates and special securing inside the container. Sea and air freight.
Professional packing
Track shipment
Customs clearance
Competitive prices
A written quote
Shipping methods available to Ireland
Sea
Pricing unit: Cubic metre
10 – 20 days
Furniture, cars and cargo
Air
Pricing unit: Chargeable weight
1 – 3 days
Urgent and high-value
Cities we cover in Ireland
We collect from any city in the Kingdom and deliver in the following cities and their surroundings. If your city is not listed, mention it in the request and we will confirm delivery.
Dublin
Cork
Usual point of entry: the Port of Dublin
What do we ship to Ireland?
A whole home’s furniture
Bedrooms, majlis seating, kitchens, appliances and rugs — with dismantling, packing and reassembly on arrival.
Personal effects and parcels
Clothes, books, belongings and students’ items, in numbered boxes with a contents list.
Commercial goods
Shipments for shops, exhibitions and equipment, in a full or shared container depending on volume.
Special shipments
Heavy or delicate pieces that need wooden crates or special securing inside the container.
What sets the price of shipping to Ireland?
- The shipment’s volume in cubic metres — the first factor in sea and land freight.
- Chargeable weight — the greater of actual and volumetric weight, and the basis of air freight.
- The nature of the goods — delicate pieces need packing or wooden crates.
- Additional services — dismantling and assembly, temporary storage, insurance, delivery to the floor.
- Destination country charges — customs and taxes are paid in Ireland and set out in the quote.
Use the pricing basis calculator to find out the unit you will be charged on before asking for a quote.
Shipping routes to Ireland
We have not yet published routes for this destination, but the service is fully available. Send your shipment details and receive a written quote, or browse the Shipping routes.
Ready to ship your belongings to Ireland?
Send the shipment details and receive a written quote showing the price, the time and what it includes.
Car shipping to Ireland
We ship vehicles to Ireland — RoRo or container
Ireland is one of the destinations we move cars to regularly, through the Port of Dublin. We recommend the most economical method for your car’s value and the arrival port, and prepare the entry documents before departure, not after the vehicle arrives.
- RoRo: The vehicle drives on by its own wheels — the most economical for used cars.
- Container: Secured with four straps and chocks under the tyres — more protective for luxury and classic cars.
- Triptyque: Temporary-entry procedures and release documents ready before shipping.
About this route
What sets shipping to Ireland apart
What its customs look at
Ireland drives on the left and uses right-hand drive. It applies European Union rules, and adds a registration tax on cars. A left-hand-drive car can be registered there, but driving it daily and reselling it are harder.
What we ship there most
- Relocation and students’ effects
- Furniture
- Commercial goods
- Cars
A tip from experience
Think about resale before shipping a left-hand-drive car. Its market there is limited.