Aramex
A courier and logistics company founded in Amman in 1982 and now based in Dubai, for domestic and international parcels with tracking, pickup and an app.
About Aramex
Aramex began in 1982 in Amman, Jordan, as the first courier company in the region and became the first Arab company listed on the NASDAQ before moving its listing to Dubai. It offers domestic and international express shipping, e-commerce delivery, freight and parcel tracking, and it is used both to send parcels from Jordan and to receive orders from online shops. You can book, schedule a pickup and track shipments on the Aramex website and app.
Key Features
- Domestic and International Express: Send documents and parcels within Jordan and abroad.
- Tracking: Follow a shipment by its tracking number until delivery.
- E-Commerce Deliveries: Aramex delivers orders for many online shops.
- Pickup and Drop-Off: Schedule a pickup or hand the parcel in at an Aramex location.
How to Get Started
- Open aramex.com or the Aramex app and get a quote by entering the destination, weight and size.
- Enter the sender and receiver details and prepare the invoice for international parcels.
- Schedule a pickup, or hand the parcel in at an Aramex location.
- Track the shipment with its tracking number until it arrives.
Customs may require documents for international parcels, and duties or taxes can be charged to the sender or the recipient. Some goods are prohibited or restricted, so check the rules before you ship. Delivery times and prices depend on the service and destination, so rely on the live quote. When you wait for a parcel, use the official tracking number on aramex.com.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Does Aramex work with a foreign bank card in Jordan? Yes — Aramex accepts foreign-issued cards in Jordan.
Is Aramex available in English? Yes, Aramex has an English-language interface.
Do I need a local phone number to use Aramex? No, an international phone number generally works for Aramex.
Do I need local ID or residency for Aramex? No, Aramex doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.