Freight from China to Delhi
Prices for Freight from China to Delhi
Here find details about prices for shipments of containers from China to Delhi, Freight from China to Delhi.
A freight rate is nothing but a price paid for the transportation of shipment from one place to another.
The Freight from China to Delhi is calculated on the basis of multiple factors such as shipping route, size of the container, and supply and demand. The rates for different shipping routes are different. The normal container dimensions are 20 and 40 feet.
Other variations include different sizes and refrigerated units. For Freight from China to Delhi of a 20 feet container the cost would be around $500-$800 (approx.) for FCL (full container load). But for a 40 feet container, the cost can vary from $700 to $1100.
In the above example, we have considered Shenzhen as a port of loading (POL) and Nhava Sheva as a port of discharge (POD) because Delhi doesn’t have its own port. Regarding less-than-container load (LCL) charges, it will cost $20 per CBM. This is just a rough idea of how charges can be applied.
Container Freight from China to Delhi
Calculating the cost of a half container is not as simple as calculating the cost of a full container.
This is because space in an LCL shipment is more costly per foot in general than space in a full container. Therefore, a full container is less costly than an LCL shipment.
A good service provider of Freight from China to Delhi will always guide the companies to upgrade to a full container when the shipment is done. Many companies provide quotes for shipment well in advance. Just visit their website and an online calculator does the job easily.
Simply put the information like the origin of the shipment, the destination of the shipment, FCL or LCL, and get the final quote for the shipment.
For FCL, you may need to enter the size of the container whether it is 20 feet or 40 feet. In the case of LCL, just enter the total weight, total volume, and number of packages.
To know more details regarding freight from China to Delhi you may contact us with your query through the details provided below.
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- Routine shipment, home consumption (duties paid)
- Ex-Bond/In-Bond shipment
- Shipments of DEPB, EPCG, and DFCEC licenses
- 100% EOU / STPI / SEZ / TP for ship spares / R&D certification / passbook scheme
- Import clearance for a project
- Direct deliver perishables and certain cargo
- Re-import after repairs / exhibition
- Clearance of third-country exports
- Clearance of high seas shipments
- ATA carnet clearance
- Second-hand capital goods
- Free-of-charges shipments
- Courier clearance
- Door to door delivery
- EPR and Other Certification (we follow up the concerned department on the behalf of importer and exporters)
- Bill of entry (issued by customs only)
- Commercial Invoice
- Airway bill or Bill of Lading
- Certificate of Origin
- Delivery order from shipper/airline and freight forwarder.
- The CHA requires KYC documents for customs clearance.
- License for Import (In case of particular goods)
- Certificate of Insurance (If necessary)
- Letter of Credit or LC
- Technical Write-up or Literature (Only required for specific goods)
- Industrial License (Only required for specific goods)
- Test Report (If any)
- RCMC Registration/Membership Certificate (If required)
- GATT declaration
- License for duty benefits (As an option the importer may choose): AA(DEEC)/ DFIA/ EPCG/ EOU
- And other specific documents for your goods are necessary to import customs clear in importing country.
There are certain certificates that you must obtain from the concerned departments regarding the following items:
- Registration From Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) (For Food/Edible Import Consignments)
- Animal Quarantine Certificate (A&Q) Required import in india (For animal, animal parts, animal feed, etc. )
- Plant and Protection Quarantine Certificate/ import permit plus Fumigation treatment Certificate are required for the import of plant material (For seeds, plant and plant thereof)
- Drug & Cosmetics Act, 1940, No-objection Certificate (NOC) from Assistant Drug Controller(ADC) (is mandatory for the import of drugs/bulk drugs, etc.)
- BIS, Bureau of Indian Standards BIS is responsible for the harmonious development of the activities of standardization, marking and quality certification of goods and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto
- EPR, Extended Producer’s Responsibility With EPR India authorization, the manufacturer / importer of electronic and electrical products has been given the responsibility to control E-waste by the products after expiry of their lifetime.
- WPC, Wireless Planning & Coordination Imports of radio equipment into India, without prior permission from WPC, will be confiscated by Customs at point of entry.
- LMPC, Legal Metrology & Packaged Commodity Registration For import of any pre-packed commodities commodity to distribute or sell Then he need to apply for packer / manufacturer registration