Global reach.Saudi expertise.Intelligent logistics.
Customs clearance and land transport from Riyadh since 1985. We clear cargo at the Kingdom’s key ports and move it by road across Saudi Arabia and the GCC, with digital visibility at every stage.
Founded in 1985 as a local transporter in Riyadh, G&P has grown into a regional third-party logistics provider working across Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE and global markets. Today we combine experienced customs operations with a purpose-built digital platform and a road network across the Kingdom and the GCC.
Established
1985
Four decades of logistics, from local transport to regional 3PL.
Proven capacity
36,000+
Containers cleared and handled across major logistics operations.
Road network
6
GCC countries connected by road, with Saudi Arabia as the transit hub.
Key gateways
17+
Covering virtually all Saudi ports and border crossings, plus major GCC gateways.
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Our mission
To earn the trust of our customers through hard work, honesty and professional dedication.
We build cost-effective solutions around each client’s needs, with a focus on reducing operating costs and limiting client liability.
Services
Every mode,one accountablepartner.
Customs clearance and land transport at the core, with sea and air freight, warehousing and project cargo, coordinated as one integrated service across the Kingdom and the GCC.
Clearance handled end to end at the Kingdom’s key gateways. Bayan declarations, documents, inspections and release coordination are tracked shipment by shipment. Explore customs clearance →
Container trucking from Jeddah Islamic Port and King Abdulaziz Port to destinations across the Kingdom, coordinated around port appointments and loading permits. Explore land transport →
Road transit from the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain into the Kingdom, with consolidation and onward export through Saudi gateways. Explore land transport →
Specialised handling for heavy-lift and oversized infrastructure cargo that needs bespoke planning. Enquire →
بيان
Customs clearance · Saudi Arabia
Customs clearance,handled with precision.
Clearance involves many stakeholders, documents, milestones and time-sensitive decisions. G&P brings them together in one operating model, so every shipment moves through a defined process that you can follow.
بيان
Bayan is the Saudi customs declaration system. We prepare and track declarations through to the final Bayan.
Import · Export · Transit
One partner acrossthe customs journey.
Import clearance
Inbound cargo, from documents to delivery readiness.
Each shipment follows a defined status flow, so our team and our customers share the same view of its current stage.
01
New
The shipment is registered and its bill of lading is received.
02
Draft Bayan
The customs declaration is being prepared.
03
Final Bayan
The final customs declaration is generated.
04
To Proceed
The shipment is ready for the next clearance step.
05
Ready for Delivery
The shipment is ready for handover or delivery coordination.
06
Transported
The shipment has been transported or delivered.
Issue flag
An exception can be raised at any stage. It marks a shipment that needs attention, so problems surface early instead of waiting for a follow-up call.
Land transport · Saudi Arabia & GCC
On the road,accounted for.
G&P began in 1985 as a local transporter. Today we move containers by road from the Kingdom’s ports to destinations across Saudi Arabia, and run cross-border transit between Saudi Arabia and the GCC.
6
GCC countries connected by road: Saudi Arabia, with transit from the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
Domestic · Cross-border
Two networks,one coordinated operation.
Within Saudi Arabia
Domestic land transport
Container trucking from the Kingdom’s ports to destinations across Saudi Arabia, planned around port appointments and permits.
Port-to-destination container moves from Jeddah and Dammam
Loading and offloading permits coordinated for each batch
Gate pass shared to close each movement
Saudi Arabia · GCC
Cross-border & GCC transit
Road transit from neighbouring GCC states into the Kingdom, then consolidation and onward routing through Saudi gateways.
Origins: UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain
Road transit across Saudi borders through customs
Back-to-back documentation and neutral cargo handling