GLOBALSPED
View of the Umayyad Mosque and the old city of Damascus in Syria

Middle East

Freight transport from Europeto Syria

GLOBALSPED assesses and plans freight transport from Europe to Syria for business customers. FTL full truck loads, LTL part loads and project cargo are considered individually, taking account of the goods, destination and current transport conditions.

International logistics

Logistics solutions for transport to Syria

For your Syria transport enquiry, we coordinate the assessment of routes, transport options and documentation. Potential destinations include Damascus, Aleppo, Homs and Latakia; access and final delivery are assessed separately for each shipment. Transport planning, customs coordination and consignee arrangements take account of the applicable export control and sanctions requirements. Every shipment is subject to legal and operational feasibility.

FTL full truck loads subject to individual feasibility assessment

LTL part loads and groupage on request

Project logistics and special cargo by arrangement

Customs support and coordination of export and transit documents

Route

Individual route assessment

Routes are assessed against the loading point, goods, consignee and current border and security conditions. A possible connection via Turkey is only an option once the relevant transit and entry conditions have been confirmed.

Delivery at destination

Site access, unloading arrangements and local import clearance are coordinated with the consignee. Fixed departures or unrestricted access to transport corridors are not assumed.

Transit time

10-20 days

Potential destinations subject to assessment

  • Damascus

Customs office of exit

  • Route via Turkey: BG001015 Kapitan Andreevo

Documents

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list / loading list
  • Customs documents: export accompanying document (EAD) for EU exports or T1 transit document for goods from third countries
  • Additional goods-related documents, e.g. a certificate of origin
Final documentation and licensing requirements depend on the goods, end use, route and local import procedure. Standard documents do not replace any required authorisations.

Required information

To assess your Syria transport enquiry, we need:

Full collection and consignee addresses, named contacts and contact details
Goods description, customs tariff code, value and details of the consignee and end use
Package count, dimensions, weights, preferred dates and the contact for import clearance

Documents & guidance

Syria: transport planning, customs & export controls

The EU has lifted most economic sanctions on Syria. Security-related restrictions and sanctions on listed individuals and entities remain. Each shipment therefore requires a review of the current rules and its specific circumstances.

Check the goods and licensing requirements

Goods classification, technical specifications and end use must be established before dispatch. Controlled goods may be prohibited or require authorisation; consult the competent export control authority where clarification is needed.

Screen business partners and payment arrangements

Consignees, participating businesses and beneficial owners must be checked against relevant sanctions. Payment arrangements and any prohibitions on making funds or economic resources available must be clarified before booking.

Confirm the route and final delivery

Border clearance, transit conditions, security considerations and unloading at the actual destination are assessed for each shipment. Naming a city does not imply a regular service or a confirmed transit time.

Agree import documents with the consignee

Commercial invoices, packing lists and export or transit documents form the starting point. Additional certificates or licences depend on the goods and import procedure. Temperature-controlled and dangerous goods shipments require a separate feasibility assessment in advance.