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Context before quotes: Re-exports from bonded storage never pay Saudi duty; duty-paid goods re-exported in the same condition qualify for refunds.
On the Pakistan lane specifically: sea freight to Saudi ports takes 7–14 days and air 2–4 days; typical cargo includes rice, textiles and garments, surgical instruments, sports goods, fruit. Main routings: Karachi to Jeddah and Dammam, one of the shortest sea legs into the Kingdom. Karachi to the Kingdom is a short, frequent lane. Rice dominates the volume and moves under SFDA food registration; surgical instruments from Sialkot follow medical-device rules despite their modest unit prices.
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No duty on normal commercial exports; a limited list of subsidised and strategic goods is restricted.
Exports are zero-rated — 0% VAT with full input-VAT recovery, documented by the export declaration.