SABER Certificate for Office Desks
Office desks need a Supplier Declaration on SABER, and every shipment needs a SABER Shipment Certificate.
Overview
This page covers metal and wooden office desks.
No Saudi technical regulation covers these codes, so office desks are registered on SABER with a supplier declaration instead of a product certificate. Each shipment still needs a SABER Shipment Certificate before it can clear Saudi customs. Since 18 June 2026, your Saudi importer also needs an approved MIM Product Declaration for these codes before the shipment certificate can be issued.
Documents required
- Test reports for your office desks
- Photos of the product, packaging and labels
- Declaration of conformity
- MIM Product Declaration form
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
This is our default preparation list. Actual requirements depend on the product, HS Code, applicable regulation, certification route and shipment details. We verify the list for your product before proceeding.
The market
Saudi Arabia imported US$217 million of office furniture in 2024. US$6.1 million came from India.
Source: UN Comtrade, HS 9403.10 and 9403.30, 2024
Find your HS code
Office desks are coded by material.
How it works
Step 1
Confirm your product and code
Send us the product details and test reports. We confirm the right HS code and requirements.
Step 2
Register on SABER
We help register your product on SABER with a supplier declaration.
Step 3
Ship with a certificate
For each shipment, we help with the SABER Shipment Certificate and your importer's declaration.
Request a quote
Tell us about your office desks. You can review the prepared request and send it through WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no product certificate?
No Saudi technical regulation covers these codes, so SABER asks for a supplier declaration instead. You still need a shipment certificate each time you ship them.
Do you provide the certificate?
Yes*. We help you get the certificates your product needs, from preparing the documents to the final approval.
Sources
- SABER HS code list (opens in a new tab)
- MIM circular on Product Declarations, 18 June 2026 (No public link; we hold an English translation.)