Land port Customs Directorate links both the Kingdom of Bahrain with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This important facility is a primary contributor to reviving economic movement amongst GCC member states.
The Customs Land Ports Administration plays a pivotal role in supervising the inspection of arriving/departing vehicles, luggage of travelers and the departing travelers via the causeway. It also overlooks customs transactions, and the accrued taxes and duties in all land ports, in addition to supervising import/export activities in terms of conformity of the same with manifests.
Airport Customs Directorate a pivotal and significant role in supervising the customs inspection process of travelers and luggage in all air transport means around the clock. It also supervises the required procedures to inspect and clear goods carried by travelers, monitor the implementation of regulatory systems on goods bound to supply warehouses for flights, movement of equipment and goods to/from warehouses from the different customs centers.
The main building for customs affairs includes all public administrations in addition to the customs operations center, and the customer service center to meet the requirements and needs of all customers, including investors, customs brokers, traders and individuals, in addition to receiving inquiries related to customs matters.
work hours:
Customs Affairs Building: from Sunday to Thursday from 7:30 am to 2:15 pm
Customs Operations Center: 7 days a week, working hours: 24 hours a day
Customer Service Center: From Sunday to Thursday from 7:30 am to 2:00 pm
Sea Ports Customs Directorate in the Kingdom of Bahrain is regarded as of one of the most important maritime border points that receives large numbers of vessels worldwide, including commercial, war, tourist, personal vessels, fishing boats and other types of vessels.
