Do you sell 40ft FCL containers in Thailand?

SEA FREIGHT: Shipping containers 40ft FCL. See ABOVE AND the below stats. We quote to anywhere in Thailand so can deliver to you. We do sell 20ft & 40ft FCL containers in Bangkok Thailand. These are based in Laem Chabang Port on our depot and we can ship outside Thailand or arrange transport to your destination in Thailand.

How much does it cost to ship from China to Thailand?

For instance, the port-to-port container rate from Shanghai China to Bangkok is $700 for 1x40HC. Estimating the precise transit times to Thailand from China changes often, but generally ranging 8 to 10 days on average. The ports where the shipment came from and is going to are major factors to consider.

How much does it cost to ship a container from China?

Moreover, there may be extra charges for door-to-door delivery, insurance policies, warehousing, and customs clearance. For instance, the port-to-port container rate from Shanghai China to Bangkok is $700 for 1x40HC. Estimating the precise transit times to Thailand from China changes often, but generally ranging 8 to 10 days on average.

Does CFC ship to Thailand from China?

CFC provides cost effective freight services when shipping to Thailand from China. With over 20 years’ experience transporting goods to destinations around the world, your goods are in safe hands with us. If you want importing to Thailand, the minimum requirement is an import license, but some products require import permit as well.

Why should you choose CFC for shipping to Thailand?

Thailand is China’s fourth largest trading partner, fourth largest export market and fourth largest source of imports in ASEAN. Thailand, with its rapidly growing markets and developing maritime industry, uncovers many opportunities for trade exploration. CFC provides cost effective freight services when shipping to Thailand from China.

What is the best way to ship to Thailand?

A cost-effective way of shipping to Thailand is ocean freight. Due to the many coastlines found in the country, this is a preferred method of many importers, especially for bulky items. Thailand’s water transport is divided into sea transport and river transport.