The transit time for cargo transportation depends on several factors:

• Port of departure and port of destination
• Chosen route
• Climatic conditions (weather)
• Congestion at transit ports
• Vessel type and speed
• The expected transit time is 45-55 days.

To facilitate the successful delivery of cargo from China to Georgia, you will require the following documents:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Export Declaration
• Certificate of Origin

Depending on the nature of the cargo, specialized certificates or permits may also be necessary, such as a Certificate of Conformity or a Phytosanitary Certificate, among others.

The cost of sea transportation is calculated based on factors such as container size, type of cargo, distance between ports, shipping conditions, selected routes, carrier rates, and additional services. The tariff may include, in addition to sea transportation, port and terminal fees, domestic transportation, cargo insurance, and other supplementary services.

Before initiating the customs clearance process, ensure that you have all the necessary documents accurately completed:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Export Declaration
• Certificate of Origin
• Transport Contract or Bill of Lading (Bill of Lading, BL)
• Transport Invoice
• Customs Declaration
• Additional Documents and Certificates

To streamline the procedure, it is advisable to contact the Georgian customs authority or a logistics company specializing in international transportation.

Please note that the list of required documents may vary depending on the type of outgoing cargo and the destination country

 

• Some possible additional costs may include:
• Customs duties and taxes
• Brokerage services
• Additional certificates or permits
• Delivery fee to the destination (often referred to as domestic shipping).

Please contact the logistics company for consultation. This will help you plan your budget and avoid any unexpected expenses.