Please be informed of the upcoming change to the quantum of the Combined Detention and Demurrage tariff for shipments to and from Jordan. The revised tariff will take effect on June 15th, 2026, based on the actual arrival or departure date of the cargo.
Combined Detention and Demurrage charges for imports are calculated from the time of ‘actual’ discharge from the vessel to the ‘actual’ gate-in of the empty container at our appointed empty container depot.
Combined Detention and Demurrage for Export are calculated from the time of ‘actual’ empty pull out from our appointed empty container depot to the ‘actual’ loading of the laden container on the vessel.
We appreciate your continued support. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you.
Please note that Container Protection Charge (CPC) will now be implemented for shipments with effect from ETA Aqaba 30th October 2025.
Container Protection Charge (CPC) will apply to all shipments into Aqaba and provides customers a container damage coverage of up to USD 100 per container. Other terms are as per latest CPC guidelines.
Container Protection Charge (CPC) will be charged as follows and will be charged on collect basis to consignee.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact our local customer service and sales representatives.
Thank you for your support and partnership with ESL.
Effective 01-January 2025, the New Jordan Customs System will require all import manifests classified under “IMPORT” to include the Consignee’s a 9-digit Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN). This requirement is part of an initiative to improve data accuracy, streamline customs processing, and enhance integration between shipping lines and Customs brokers.
This requirement is effective from 01- January 2025.
The shippers must provide the consignee’s Tax Identification Number (TIN) at the time of sending Shipping Instructions.
Applicable for shipments where Port of Discharge, Final Place of delivery, and Consignee’s address is Jordan.
Not applicable for shipments where Port of Discharge, Final Place of delivery is Jordan, but the Consignee’s address is not Jordan.
For consignments listed as “To Order,” Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the Notify party must be provided.
For consignments to banks, Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of the notify party.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact our local customer service and sales representatives.
Thank you for your support and partnership with ESL.
We would like to draw your immediate attention to a mandatory requirement for shipments to Jordan in accordance with local customs regulations. This requirement pertains specifically to the Consignee details and is crucial for ensuring smooth clearance of goods.
Mandatory Requirement:
The Consignee’s Tax Identification Number (TAX ID) must be clearly listed in the Consignee or Notify Party Address field on the BL. This information is essential for proper manifest processing.
Any overflow of information into the BL Body will result in the rejection of the manifest by Jordan Customs, and the shipment will be considered an invalid record.
Non-compliance with this regulation will lead to severe penalties, including multiplying fines and delays in the clearance process.
To avoid such issues, we kindly ask for your immediate attention and full support in ensuring that all shipping instructions are complete and accurate. This will help ensure the smooth processing of your shipments and avoid any unnecessary complications.
Should you have any questions or require further clarification, feel free to contact our local offices.
Thank you for your prompt attention and continued partnership.
Please note that effective 6th May 2024, the Port of Discharge Additional (PAD) and Equipment Imbalance Surcharge (EIS) will be charged on “Collect” basis.
For any questions or further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact our local Sales and Customer Service Representatives. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
