Integrated Logistics Solutions for Land and Land-to-Sea Transport Across Syria
Marilloyd provides integrated transit solutions across Syria, allowing shipments to be transported via land or land-to-sea routes, depending on the country of origin, final destination, and the nature of the cargo. The service aims to coordinate the shipment's journey from its point of entry into Syria until its final destination, while monitoring transport phases, transit procedures, documentation, and all involved parties.
Operational Management from Origin to Delivery
Detailed management from the border crossing to the final destination
- Coordinating shipment entry through the appropriate border crossing.
- Handling transit procedures, border clearance, and required documentation.
- Arranging inland transport within Syrian territory.
- Direct coordination with relevant authorities and parties.
- Transporting cargo to Lattakia Port when selecting the sea route.
- Coordinating sea freight to the final destination and tracking all transfer stages.
Examples of Cargo & Transit Routes
Flexible routes tailored to different cargo types and destinations
- Land-to-Sea Route (via Turkey): Turkey —-> Syria by land —-> Lattakia Port —-> Sea Freight —-> Final Destination.
- Land-to-Sea Route (via Jordan): Jordan —-> Syria by land —-> Lattakia Port —-> Sea Freight —-> Final Destination.
- Full Land Route: Turkey / Jordan / Iraq / Lebanon —-> Syria Transit —-> Final Destination by land.
Integrated Transit Solutions
Connects land transport with sea freight within an integrated multimodal logistics route. Lattakia Port serves as a major hub for containers and commercial shipping in Syria.
- Route: Land Entry —-> Syria Transit —-> Land Exit —-> Final Destination.
- Turkey: Bab al-Hawa, Bab al-Salameh, Al-Rai, Jarabulus, Kesab.
- Lebanon: Jdeidet Yabous, Al-Joussieh.
- Jordan: Nasib.
- Iraq: Al-Bukamal–Al-Qaim, among others based on the approved route.
- Route: Land Entry —-> Land Transport to Lattakia Port —-> Sea Freight —-> Final Destination.
Why Choose Marilloyd for Transit Services?
- Flexible Transport Solutions: Diverse options combining land and sea transport.
- End-to-End Coordination: Precise management of documents and border procedures.
- Comprehensive Border Coverage: A wide network connecting Syria to neighboring gateways.
- Continuous Tracking: Monitoring the shipment at every stage from origin to arrival.
Are you planning a transit shipment through Syria?
Contact our team to determine the best route and border crossing for your cargo.
FAQ
- Land Transit: The shipment enters by land, crosses Syrian territory, and then exits by land to its final destination.
- Land-to-Sea Transit: The shipment enters by land and is transported by truck to the Port of Latakia, where it continues its journey via sea freight.
The appropriate route and crossing for each shipment are determined based on several factors: the country of origin, the final destination, the type of shipment, and the operational requirements available at the time of execution (as well as the specific route and current operational status).
The required documents for transit procedures include the commercial invoice, certificate of origin, bill of lading, a commercial registration matching the business activity, and personal identification.
Yes, the “Land-to-Sea Transit” option allows for the integration of land transport with sea freight within a comprehensive, multimodal logistics route. This is achieved by bringing the shipment in by land and transporting it via trucks to the Port of Latakia to complete the journey by sea.
The shipment’s transit journey across Syrian territory takes between 1 to 3 days.
The factors affecting the cost of land transit services include the distance traveled within the Syrian Arab Republic, as well as the weight and volume of the shipment. Additionally, there are special cases—such as refrigerated shipments or the presence of hazardous materials within the cargo—all of which influence the overall cost of the transit service.