International Freight Forwarder and Customs Broker Based in China
Our extensive network ensures smooth sea transport with options for both less-than-container loads (LCL) and full-container loads (FCL), accommodating all your shipment sizes.
Ideal for time-sensitive deliveries, we provide fast and secure transport of goods to and from any major airport worldwide, backed by expert logistical support.
Our comprehensive service includes pickup, transportation, and delivery of goods directly to the point of use, ensuring convenience and efficiency.
Our customs clearance services ensure fast and reliable handling of all necessary paperwork, duties, and legal requirements to streamline the import and export process for your shipments.
Our secure storage facilities are equipped to handle goods of all sizes and types, offering both short-term and long-term storage options to support your inventory management
Shipping from China to Germany is streamlined with AllWayForward, making the process transparent and straightforward for small businesses.
We collect your goods from suppliers in China, consolidating shipments for efficiency and cost-effectiveness without requiring a full container.
Our team manages all export paperwork and customs clearances in China to ensure compliance and prevent delays.
Select from ocean (FCL/LCL) or air freight. We provide transit times and updates throughout.
We handle Germany customs, ensuring all documents are correct for a smooth entry.
Assistance with duty and tax calculations, offering guidance to minimize expenses.
Coordinating last-mile delivery, we ensure your goods reach you promptly and safely.
Costs can vary widely based on shipment size, weight, type of goods, shipping method (FCL or LCL), and additional services like insurance or customs clearance. Rates for a 20-foot container may range from $1,500 to $4,000, but it’s best to get a direct quote for the most accurate pricing.
In China, major export ports include Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Ningbo. In Germany, significant import ports are Hamburg, Bremerhaven, and Wilhelmshaven.
Key documents include a Bill of Lading/Air Waybill, commercial invoice, packing list, and possibly specific certificates or licenses depending on the nature of the goods.
Certain items may be restricted or prohibited due to safety, health, or environmental reasons. It’s important to consult the latest German customs regulations before shipping.
Choose the right shipping method for your needs, pack your goods securely, complete all necessary documentation accurately, and work with reliable freight forwarders or carriers experienced in China-Germany shipments.