Know the Rules for Your Move in Jordan
A road carrier licence from the Land Transport Regulatory Commission, held by a company that is majority Jordanian-owned.
Before you rely on this
Jordan licenses the business of carrying goods by road at the company level. The company that operates the trucks needs a carrier licence from the Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC), with conditions on capital, a bank guarantee, premises, management, and fleet. Non-Jordanian ownership of a road freight business must stay below 50%. International moves can also require cross-border road permits or a freight forwarding licence. Always confirm current requirements directly before hiring a mover.
What kind of question is it?
An LTRC road carrier licence, or a freight intermediary licence for companies that contract with carriers, held by a majority Jordanian-owned company, plus vehicle registration, driver licensing, and compulsory motor insurance.
Jordan →Carrier liability under the Road Transport of Goods Law. Terms that exclude or limit the carrier’s liability are void, and damage should be reported in writing within five days of delivery.
Covered within the Jordan pageThe Consumer Protection Law No. 7 of 2017, with complaints and settlement through the Consumer Protection Directorate of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Supply.
Covered within the Jordan pageLTRC cross-border permits for road moves under bilateral agreements, and a Jordan Maritime Commission licence for movers that book sea freight in their own name.
International: Jordan →Select a page
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general reference only. Regulations may change. Always confirm current requirements directly with the Land Transport Regulatory Commission and the Jordan Maritime Commission before hiring a mover.
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