Fasah
Fasah is Saudi Arabia's national trade single window — the platform that connects importers, exporters and customs brokers with ZATCA (customs), the ports, shipping lines and other government agencies for the clearance of cargo. Manifests, customs declarations (Bayan) and permits all flow through Fasah, bringing the many parties in a cross-border shipment into one system.
By integrating customs, ports, and regulators such as SASO and the SFDA, Fasah removes the need to deal with each separately and is central to Saudi Arabia's drive to cut clearance times and become a regional logistics hub under Vision 2030. It is operated by Tabadul under Saudi Customs / ZATCA.
Fasah is where every Saudi import and export is coordinated across customs, the ports and the regulators. For a clearing agent, integrating cleanly with Fasah — accurate declarations, the right permits and conformity certificates attached — is what turns a shipment into a fast, predictable clearance.
broker
window
SASO, SFDA
What is Fasah used for?
Lodging customs declarations, manifests and permits, and coordinating clearance across customs, the ports and regulatory agencies.
Which agencies connect to Fasah?
ZATCA (customs), the ports, SASO (standards), the SFDA (food and drug) and other government bodies.