Shipping from China to Thailand

How long Shipping from China to Thailand by Sea Freight and Air Freight

Port of Loading	Port of Arrive	Transit Time
Shanghai	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	9/7
Shenzhen	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	4/3
Guangzhou	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	11/5
Ningbo	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	11/5
Qingdao	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	14/9
Tianjin	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	15/12
Xiamen	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	11/10
Dalian	Bangkok/Laem Chabang	16/15
China	Thailand	1-3days by air

Shipping from China to Thailand: The Ultimate Guide

Every importer needs to know the details involved when shipping from China to Thailand.

That is why I have prepared this guide to provide you with all the information when it comes to shipping from China to Thailand.

You will get all the details that you need to import your cargo from China to Thailand.

Keep reading.

Shipping from China to Thailand – Image Source: Alibaba

Know the Shipping Cost from China to Thailand

Understanding your shipping cost is essential when it comes to shipping from China to Thailand.

You will be able to plan on your capital effectively as well as minimizing where possible.

Here is a look at the different shipping cost of the different sizes of your cargo.

· 20-foot size container

Shipping a 20 ft size container from China to different ports in Thailand will cost you the following.

	Port of Laem	Port of Songkhla	Port of Bangkok
Tianjin port	$585	$575	$585
Ningbo port	$550	$539	$550
Shanghai port	$550	$545	$550
Guangzhou port	$530	$529	$530
Hong Kong port	$530	$529	$530

 

· 40-foot size container

You will pay the following amount when shipping from different ports in China to Thailand.

	Port of Laem	Port of Songkhla	Port of Bangkok
Tianjin port	$1,112	$1,090	$1,112
Ningbo port	$1050	$1010	$1050
Shanghai port	$1050	$1035	$1050
Guangzhou port	$990	$950	$990
Hong Kong port	$990	$950	$990

 

What’s the Transit Time from China to Thailand?

As an importer, you need to have adequate time to ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

This time should enable you to accommodate the immediate and long-term needs of your customers.

You, therefore, need to know the shipping time of your cargo from China to Thailand.

Let me take you through the shipping time of your cargo from China via air and sea.

Have a look.

· Air freight transit time to Thailand from China

Both China and Thailand have the most modernized international airports in the world, and their proximity makes air freight attractive.

Many cargo planes have three daily scheduled flights to Thailand from China.

Thai Cargo

Your shipment takes on average less than a day to arrive in Thailand from China.

· Sea Shipping to Thailand Transit Time

Here is a look at how long your cargo will take when shipping via air from different ports in China to different ports in Thailand.

	Port of Laem	Port of Songkhla	Port of Bangkok
Tianjin port	15 days	14 days	15 days
Ningbo port	12 days	Ten days	12 days
Shanghai port	12 days	11 days	12 days
Guangzhou port	Eight days	Seven days	Eight days
Hong Kong port	Eight days	Seven days	Eight days

 

Choose Mode of Shipping from China to Thailand

You have a variety of modes that you can use to ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

You will have to consider several factors before you choose the best method.

However, whichever mode you choose, you need to know the details that you will encounter.

This section details of the modes available.

a) Sea Freight China to Thailand

Sea freight allows you to ship a considerable volume of your cargo from China to Thailand at a relatively low cost.

The only limitation you have when shipping through this is that it is slow.

You will, therefore, have to wait for a longer time if you compare with air shipment for you to have your cargo.

Here is a look at the details of sea shipping from China to Thailand.

Reliable Routes for Ocean Freight to Thailand from China

The regular routes that you can use to ship your cargo from China to Thailand by using sea freight include the following:

Tianjin to Bangkok

• Port of Tianjin to Port of Bangkok

By using this route, your shipment will start at the port of Tianjin heading to the Yellow Sea and later to the Hangzhou Bay.

From there it will head to the China Sea then to the Gulf of Thailand before docking at Port of Bangkok.

• Port of Guangzhou to the port of Laem

Shipping via this route begins at Guangzhou seaport heading to the China Sea and the Gulf of Thailand before docking at Port of Laem.

• Port of Shanghai to the port of Laem

The starting port of this route is at port o Shanghai heading to the China Sea and the Philippines Sea.

It docks at the port of Laem after passing through the Gulf of Thailand.

• Port of Shanghai to the port of Songkhla

Starting from the port of Shanghai, your shipment passes through the China Sea, Hangzhou Bay, and the Philippine Sea.

From the Philippine Sea, your cargo arrives in Songkhla seaport after passing through the Gulf of Thailand.

• Port of Guangzhou to the port of Songkhla

Your shipment will dock at Songkhla seaport after passing through the Gulf of Thailand, the China Sea and port of Guangzhou.

Thailand International Shipping Company

Thailand International Shipping Company offers you an affordable way of shipping your cargo from China to Thailand.

The use of latest technology enables your cargo to be loaded and unloaded at the ports safely

The advantage of using this shipping company is that you can track your cargo during shipment.

Also, they provide real-time information for your cargo during shipment which helps you in having a peace of mind.

With offices in Thailand and China, you can easily have access to them in case of any complains or assistance.

· FCL Shipping from China to Thailand

FCL is a method of shipping method that gives you exclusive rights to ship your cargo in a container.

Even though the term means Full Container Load, it is not necessary that you will have to fill the container, but you will pay for the whole container.

What happens is you contact your forwarder requesting to have a container to load your cargo.

There are two ways in which you can do this.

 FCL

You can have a live loading where your forwarder gives you a few hours to load your cargo which is less costly.

Alternatively, you can have a Drop and Ship option where your forwarder drops the cargo at your premises and gives you a few days to load your cargo.

The latter option is a bit expensive and comes with fines if you surpass the given days.

In most cases, you will have to ensure that your cargo is on pallets.

A 20 ft container usually takes ten standard pellets while a 40 ft container takes around 21 standard pellets.

Once you have loaded your cargo, you will secure it and have it shipped to your port of destination.

· LCL Shipping from China to Thailand

LCL shipping from China Thailand is economical if you are shipping a small volume of cargo from China to Thailand.

In this case, you will contact your forwarder who will book a space in the shipping container.

You will pay for the space occupied by your cargo in the shipping container.

Your forwarder then consolidates your freight with those of others who are heading in the same direction as yours.

LCL

Once the container is full, shipment of your cargo takes place.

There are a few challenges that you will face when using this method of shipping.

First, since shipment only takes place when the container is full means that you may have to wait longer to receive your cargo.

Also, since there is a consolidation of your goods with others, you are likely to lose your cargo during the shipment process

· Bulk Cargo from China to Thailand

Importing your cargo from China to Thailand is not limited to container shipping alone.

There are some cargoes which you can ship without using a container.

Such cargoes including grains and cement are loaded into a vessel commonly referred to as a bulk carrier by use of a spout or a shovel bucket.

Bulk cargo carrier

You can either ship a dry or liquid bulk cargo.

As with RORO shipping, the shipping cost of bulk cargo is different from that of container shipping.

Your forwarder needs to explain in details the cost of shipping such a cargo.

· Roll-on Roll-off from China to Thailand

You can now safely ship any automobile from China to Thailand.

This is possible through the use of RORO shipping services.

The use of these services requires the use of special shipping vessels.

They are unique in the sense that they have ramps through which you can use to load your vehicle in the shipping vessel.

The shipping rates for RORO services differ from the usual standard shipping.

In this case, there will be an application of lost slots on your cargo.

The advantage you have when using RORO service include minimal port requirements.

Your cargo does not have to go through packaging, warehousing,and loading which reduces your shipping cost.

A good forwarder will be able to guide you through this as well as negotiate for the best price for your shipping

Sea Ports in Thailand

The seaports that you will use to shipping your cargo from China to Thailand include:

Sea ports in Thailand

· Shipping to Port of Bangkok from China

You can locate this port on the eastern side of the Chao Phraya River in Khlong Toei District and is under the management of the Port Authority of Thailand.

In 2016, the total cargo tonnage handled by the port stood 21 million while the total cargo volume for the same period was 1.5 million TEUs

· Shipping to Port of Laem Chabang from China

The location of this port is on the eastern part of Thailand on the Gulf of Thailand and is the only deep-sea port in Thailand.

The port consists of several ports and is under the management of the Port Authority of Thailand.

In 2016, the port handled a total of 72.3 million tons of cargo.

b) Air Freight from China to Thailand

Air freight is the fastest way that you can ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

Though you may have to pay more if you compare with ocean freight, there is a guarantee of your cargo arriving quickly.

Here is a look at the details that you need to know when shipping from China to Thailand.

Main Airports in Thailand

The following are the main airports that you can use to ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

Airports in Thailand

· Suvarnabhumi Airport

You can locate Suvarnabhumi Airport which is considered as the biggest airport in southeast Asia in Bangkok.

It began international operations in 2006

The airport plays a host to a total of 95 cargo carriers.

You can conveniently use this airport if you are shipping to Bangkok, Samut Prakan, and their surrounding areas.

There is an availability of proper infrastructure that connects the airport to the industrial hub on the Eastern part of Thailand.

You can ship your cargo to these parts of Thailand conveniently.

· Don Mueang International Airport

Another airport that you can use to ship your cargo from China to Thailand is Don Mueang International Airport.

The location of this airport which is one of the oldest airports in the world is in Bangkok.

You can conveniently ship through this airport to areas such as Bangkok and Nonthaburi.

Statistics on the cargo handling at the port stood at 67,777 tons in the year 2017.

Some of the facilities that you will find around the airport include a well-integrated infrastructure which includes roads and rails.

· Phuket International Airport

To the north of Phuket Island in Thailand, you will find this airport that serves the province of Phuket.

The cargo statistics at this airport in 2017 was 53,199 tons.

· Chiang Mai International Airport

This airport is located in Chiang Mai province serving as the main gateway to the northern part of Thailand.

The airport began operation I the year 1921.

As of 2013, a total of 19 airlines operated from this port.

The cargo statics at the airport was 17, 647 tons in 2017.

· Hat Yai International Airport

Hat Yai International Airport is located in the southern part of Thailand near Hat Yai city.

The airport is currently under maintenance t be able to handle more cargo.

The annual cargo handling capacity at the port is 12,000 tons while in 2017, it handled a total of 11,568 tons of cargo.

Cargo Planes from China to Thailand

If you are looking for an international cargo airline to handle your cargo, you might choose from the following airlines

· K-Mile Air

If you are to use this cargo plane, you can check out its offices in Bangkok at Suvarnabhumi Airport which serves as its headquarters.

This airline started operations in 2006.

The airline has a total of three cargo planes that you can use to ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

· China Cargo Airlines

The headquarters of this cargo plane is in Shanghai in Hongqiao International Airport in the People Republic of China.

The cargo plane has a total of 9 cargo planes in its fleet that enables it to fly to destinations including Thailand.

Operations of this airline begun in 1988

· China Airlines

China Airlines began operations in 1959 and has its base in Taipei in Taoyuan International Airport.

The airline operates 91 cargo flights weekly around Europe and Asia.

A total of 5700 tons of cargo was handled by this airline in 2017.

You can conveniently ship with this airline using one of its 88 planes.

· Cathay Pacific

The operations of this company started in the year 1946 and had a fleet of 148 airplanes.

You can locate the headquarters of this company in Hong Kong international airport.

· Cargolux

Cargolux has its base in Luxembourg,and with a fleet of 28 cargo planes, you can conveniently ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

With close to fifty years of experience, shipping of your cargo from China to Thailand will be professional.

c) Door to Door Service to Thailand from China

Door to door shipping is where your forwarder collects your goods from your supplier in China and delivers to your premises in Thailand.

Your forwarder will be responsible for the entire shipping process.

Door to door delivery

This includes taking care of the transportation from your supplier to the port of origin.

They are also responsible for loading into the carrier and unloading at the port of destination.

Once unloading of your goods at the port is complete, they will transport it to your premises.

Door to door shipping allows your forwarder to do customs clearance for your cargo in China and Thailand.

Door to door shipping frees you from the responsibility of handling your cargo.

This is important if you want to focus on expanding your cargo.

You can safely use this method of shipping if you have a reliable forwarder.

d) Express Shipping to Thailand from China

Express shipping is a much quicker way of shipping your cargo from China to Thailand.

There are a variety of carriers that you can use to ship your cargo.

Express shipping

Here is a look at some of these carriers

DHL to Thailand from China

DHL is a global shipping company that you can use for express shipping your cargo from China to Thailand.

You can locate the headquarters of this shipping company that has fifty years of experience in Bonn, Germany.

However, there is a network of offices around the globe for ease of accessing.

Among the services you will get at this shipping company include cargo tracking and warehousing of your cargo.

UPS from China to Thailand

Another shipping company that you can choose to ship your cargo from China to Thailand is the UPS.

UPS is perhaps the oldest shipping company with close to a century in operation.

The headquarters of this company is in Georgia, U.S but there are several offices both in China and in Thailand.

FedEx to Thailand from China

FedEx enables both air and road transport to ensure that the delivery of your cargo is on time.

The headquarters of this company is in Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.

However, they have offices around the globe to ensure that you can easily have access to them.

Having been in the industry close to fifty years, they have enough experience to handle your cargo professionally.

Customs Clearance in Thailand for Imports

Customs clearance is the only way that your cargo can be allowed to enter Thailand from China.

You, therefore, need to prepare well to have a faster clearance of your cargo.

Customs clearance

Here is a look at the details of what you need to prepare.

1) Import Duties from China to Thailand

Import duties add up to the total shipping cost.

If you are planning on importing, you need to understand this element of your shipping cost.

Here is a breakdown of the various import duties that you will pay when importing your cargo from China to Thailand.

To start, all duties are calculated based on the CIF value of your cargo.

You will pay a 7% VAT on your goods.

Depending on the goods you are importing, you will pay an exercise tax.

You need to check with the customs to confirm if you will pay this ta on your goods.

For the goods that you pay an exercise tax, an interior tax will apply.

This tax usually is 10% of the exercise tax.

You will also have to pay a surcharge value on certain goods such as foodstuffs.

Another tax is the sales tax that you will have to pay.

2) Goods Exempted from Import Duty in Thailand

There are some goods which when you import to Thailand from China, you will not pay any duty.

If you are importing such goods, then your shipping cost will reduce.

Here are the goods that you won’t have to pay any duty when you are importing from China to Thailand.

• Laptops
• Goods of an amount less than THB 10,000
• Books, publications and documents;
• Works of art
• Audiovisual meant for education, science, and culture;
• Scientific equipment
• Articles for the blind.

3) Prohibited and Restricted Imports in Thailand

Prohibited imports in Thailand refers to imports which you are not allowed to import into Thailand.

Apart from paying fines on such cargoes, the customs will confiscate them.

• Such cargoes include:
• Obscene objects or literature or pictures
• Goods that have an improper Thai flag design
• Narcotics of any kind
• Fake currency
• Fake royal seals or fake official seals
• IPR infringing goods,g. musical tape, CD, VDO, computer software, etc.
• Counterfeit trademark goods

On the other hand, a restricted good is that which you can import only after getting the necessary approval to import.

The following is a list of these cargoes and where you need to get approval before importing.

• Any firearm and their components- office of the National Police
• Images, artifacts or antiques depicting Buddha – Fine Arts Department
• Telecommunication equipment including radio transceivers – Post and Telegraph Department
• Plants and planting materials – Department of Agriculture
• Live animals and animal products – Department of Livestock Development
• Medicine and chemical products – Office of Food and Drug Administration

4) Customs Clearance Process in Thailand

Here are the steps that your cargo will go through to have your import cargo cleared for entry in Thailand.

· Registering for the e- customs system

The first step when it comes to customs clearance is by registering for the e-customs system.

Thee-customs system is a centralized system for all imports that get into Thailand.

For you to register, you must possess a digital certificate which is an electronic file signature.

The importance of this certificate is for confirmation of the identity of the person who is sending the electronic documents.

Import procedures in Thailand – Photo courtesy: Thai Customs

If you are in the importation business, this is an essential document.

Once you have the certificate, you can choose to register on the e-system directly or utilize an agent who will do the registration.

If you choose to register directly, you will require to perform several tasks.

First, install an e- customs software on your company IT system and have the digital certificate verified.

Next, you must register with Thai customs. You can do this in one of the following offices:

• The registration and Privileges Sub- Division
• The General Administration Division or the customs Procedure and Valuation Division.

The accuracy of sending the messages with the e-customs system needs to be tested by the customs.

Once all is complete, the communication and IT bureau will issue you with an E- customs registration ID.

· Checking controlled goods

This process involves verifying your cargo under two checks.

The first step is to establish if your cargo needs an import permit.

The second verification is to check if your cargo is on the ‘red line.’

When it comes to the first verification, you will need to have different permits depending on the cargo you are importing.

You can obtain these permits from the different government agencies available.

For instance, you are importing a motor vehicle; you will need a permit from the Department of Foreign Trade.

You can find a list of goods that you will need to have licenses on the customs website.

The second verification involves checking if the goods require further certification or are safe for importation.

Such goods may include foodstuff or even plants.

You will have to provide the following documents if you are importing goods that require further certification:

• Bill of Lading (B/L) or Air Waybill
• Invoice
• Packing List
• Import License (if needed)
• Certificates of origin

Ufortuna5ely there is no notable list of which cargo require additional certification.

But you don’t have to worry since you can avoid this by ensuring you have all the documents needed for importing your cargo.

· Submitting and verification of documents

When you have prepared all the documents, you can file an import declaration on the e-customs system.

You can do this together with the arrival report containing information on the shipping vessel.

The e-customs system will check and verify what you have submitted.

You will be alerted in case of any mismatch of information and if the goods are in the category of the red line.

· Paying duties and taxes

You can go ahead and pay the necessary duties and taxes on your cargo.

You can check with the customs on goods that you won’t have to pay taxes.

You can make payments through the e-payments option of the e-customs system at the customs department.

· Inspecting and releasing your goods

The customs will inspect your goods before releasing them.

For green line goods, the inspection is primarily screening.

If you have imported redline goods, the customs will have to check all the necessary documents needed and physically examine the cargo before releasing.

This is done by the customs officials.

How Delivery by AliExpress in Thailand from China Works

One of the ways you can ship your cargo from China to Thailand is by utilizing AliExpress.

AliExpress is an online platform that enables you to source for retail items and have them delivered to you.

Here is a look at how you can ship by using AliExpress.

AliExpress

The first step is to check the AliExpress website and create an account with them.

Indicate your shipping address.

If you can, clearly indicate in details your locations.

Once you have done that, you can scroll through the website looking for products that you want to buy.

While at it, you can look at the customer reviews of the product.

A product with many positive reviews means that the product is acceptable and you can go ahead and add to your chart.

Always try as much as possible to avoid products with negative reviews since the last thing you want is a disappointment.

Once you have found your product, you need to counter check the product regarding color, size, version, etc. the reason for this is to get the right product.

For instance, you may have a cloth which is not or the right size.

You can now go ahead and place the order after which you pay for it.

Your item will be shipped directly to your address that you indicated

Shipping of your product can either be through the postal address or DHL.

Delivery through the postal address is cheaper but takes longer for your cargo to arrive.

However, you are limited to the size of cargo you can ship.

On the other hand, delivery through DHL is much faster though you will pay a higher price for the shipping.

One thing to remember is that you will have to pay for all the shipping cost and take care of the customs clearance.

Some of the ways that you can make payments for items on AliExpress include bank transfers and master card.

You can also pay through western union or money transfer.

While shopping using AliExpress, you need to find a trustworthy seller for your goods.

Here are a few tips on how you can go about finding a reliable seller.

· Check on the reputation of the seller

You can check the reputation of the seller at the top right corner of the AliExpress website.

What happens is that each seller has a score that checks on the seller’s communication, accurate description of the item and the shipping speed.

These scores are generally green for above average and red for below average.

Always go for a seller with an above average score.

· Check on the seller review ratings

You can go through the review ratings of the seller to pick a seller that you will engage with for your shipping.

Most customers have the opportunity to describe their feelings about the services of a given seller.

By checking through these feedbacks, you will be able to know how a given seller treats their customers.

You will also be able to know how the customers feel about a particular product.

A good seller will have positive reviews which can enable you to engage for your product.

· Number of people who have purchased a given item

Another way of finding a seller on AliExpress is by checking the buying times of a particular product from a seller.

The higher the number of times the product has been bought, the higher the likelihood the seller is genuine.

· Contact the seller

If you are in doubt about the quality of the goods, you can get in touch with the seller directly.

AliExpress allows you to contact the seller for clarification.

You can ask about the quality and picture samples of the product to confirm if indeed you are buying the correct product.

Shipping from Alibaba to Thailand – Learn How to Source from Alibaba Suppliers

Another way in which you can source for your suppliers is by using Alibaba.

Alibaba enables you to source for a reputable supplier who you can supply your cargo at a wholesale.

Alibaba

But how do you go about getting your supplier from Alibaba?

Here is a simple process that you can follow.

i. Identify a product to buy

You need to be particular when you want to import a product from Alibaba.

Start by identifying a product that you will import.

You can do this by researching products that sell faster in Thailand.

ii. Have a look at possible suppliers

On the Alibaba site, you will find different suppliers who can supply your product in different quantities and prices.

You can select from the site possible supplier that you can do business with based on your needs.

Once you have a list of possible suppliers, you can ask for samples from them to narrow down on the suppliers.

Remember, most samples are free, but you will have to pay for the shipping cost.

iii. Plan on your budget

As an importer, the critical thing to check out is the capital that you have for the shipping process.

This includes the capital to buy the products as well as the shipping cost and customs clearance fee.

Ensure that you have enough capital to cater to all these expenses which will enable smooth shipping of your cargo.

iv. Get in touch with your suppliers

Once you have a list of the potential suppliers, you can get in touch with them to discuss the product you want to purchase.

Among the things you would want to discuss on include pricing per product as well as ensuring the quantity, they will supply.

The quantity to supply is essential since there are suppliers whose minimum shipping orders is more than what you want.

Going through this process will enable you to find a supplier who can supply your product.

v. Negotiating with your supplier

Now that you have your supplier, you can go ahead and negotiate on the product you want to import.

Negotiation will involve the production and delivery schedule as well as the quality of your product.

vi. Choosing your port of origin and destination

For you to get your product, they will have to pass through a port in China and Thailand.

As such you will have to select a port that is convenient for you.

Some of the considerations include the port charges and the location you are from the port.

Other considerations include the cargo handling facilities at the port.

vii. Collecting your product

Once they ship your product to your port in Thailand, you can go ahead and collect your product.

Remember, you will have to pay for the customs clearance before you collect your product.

viii. Making payments

After confirming that you have your product, you can go ahead and make payments for your goods.

Alibaba has several checks and balances that ensure you have the goods that you ordered.

How to Hire Freight Forwarder Thailand

You stand to gain by choosing a reliable freight forwarder for your shipping from China.

The delivery of your cargo will be prompt, and you will get updates on the shipping process.

Freight Forwarder

However, the process of getting a forwarder can be hectic.

To minimize this, here is a look at the process that you can follow to hire a freight forwarder for your shipping from China to Thailand.

Have a look.

1) Research on the forwarding company

When looking for a forwarding company, you need to research the company.

This will involve checking where the company is located and for how long it has been in the industry.

You can also check if the relevant authorities register it.

2) The expertise of the company

Another area that you can check on is the expertise the company has to carry out your shipping.

As you will notice, the shipping industry is huge.

For instance, there are forwarding companies that offer general forwarding companies while there are others who specialize in one field.

If you are importing cargoes such as vehicles, you will need a forwarding company that specializes in that.

You, therefore, need a forwarding company that will conveniently ship your cargo from China to Thailand.

When it comes to shipping, security and storage of your cargo are essential.

Some forwarders offer free warehousing while there are others who charge for using such facilities.

These are some of the things you can check when it comes to the expertise of the company you want to engage.

3) Global network

A reputable forwarding company that will safely ship your cargo needs to have the global outreach both in Thailand and in China.

Such a company will be conversant with the shipping details of both countries.

The advantage you have by choosing such a forwarding company is that there will be a faster clearance of your cargo.

This is because they are conversant with the customs clearance procedures.

Also, in the case of complaints, you can easily have access to their offices meaning they will listen and solve your issue promptly.

4) Membership

One of the easiest ways of finding a reputable forwarding company for your shipping is by checking on the membership.

A forwarding company that is a member of a global association will have a particular code of handling your shipment.

What you need to know is that such a forwarding company takes time to build its reputation and as such, it can’t afford to lose it.

They will, therefore, professionally handle your cargo.

5) Meeting deadlines

The crucial thing about international shipping is time. You need to have a forwarding company that can meet your schedule.

A delay in meeting your schedule may mean that your clients will have to wait and that is a potential lose to your business.

You can confirm with your forwarder if they can meet your schedule to ensure the continuity of your business.

JMS Freight Forwarding to Thailand from China

To facilitate your shipping from China to Thailand, you need the services of a professional forwarder.

A forwarder who you can depend on for all your shipping needs.

JMS Freight Forwarder

If you are looking for such a forwarder, JMS freight forwarders are the solution.

Our services include free warehousing for up to 30 days both in China and in Thailand.

This enables you to plan for packaging as well as collecting your cargo.

Our team of dedicated staff is up to date with the customs clearance process in China and Thailand.

We guarantee you a faster clearance process for your goods.

Our years of experience has enabled us to have tailored solutions to all our clients.

Once you get in touch with us, be assured that you will never look for another forwarder for your goods.

Our pocket-friendly prices will always make you count on us to ship your cargo on a tight budget.

Also, we ensure that we align our services to your shipping deadlines which ensures you have your cargo when you need it.

Lastly, we are closer to you than our competitors.

We have offices in Thailand and China; this gives you easy access to us in case you want to get in touch with us.

Conclusion

By now you have probably dispelled the notion that shipping from China to Thailand is a complicated process.

You have learned the basic of what you need to do to facilitate your shipping from China to Thailand.

Choosing a reliable freight forwarder can save you not only capital but also the time it takes to ship your cargo.

Get in touch with us today and let us give you a new definition of freight forwarding from China to Thailand.