What is international transport?

International transport is the process of moving goods from one country to another. This can be done through sea, air, land, or a combination of these methods. The goal of international transport is to meet business needs and facilitate the movement of products and raw materials between different countries.

Which transport method is best for exporting goods?

The choice of transport method depends on the type of goods, volume, value, delivery time, and destination. Sea transport is suitable for large and heavy goods where delivery time is not critical. Air transport is better for small, sensitive goods that need fast delivery. Land transport is more suitable for sending goods to neighboring countries or domestic routes.

How can I arrange international transport?

To arrange international transport, you must first prepare your goods and choose the appropriate method of transport (sea, air, or land). Then, you need to find a reliable and authorized transport company that can assist you with the import and export process. The Gloventis Grup consulting team can help you select the best transport method and coordinate the necessary arrangements.

What documents are required for international transport?

The essential documents for international transport include:
  • Commercial Invoice
  • Proforma Invoice
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Transport Insurance Certificate
  • Export and Import Permits (if required)
    These documents are necessary for customs clearance, and the Gloventis Grup team can assist you in preparing and organizing them.

What costs are involved in international transport?

The costs of international transport can include:
  • Freight charges
  • Cargo insurance costs
  • Customs duties and clearance fees
  • Packaging and loading costs
  • Domestic transport costs
  • Management and consulting fees
    These costs vary depending on the transport method and destination. For precise cost details, you can contact the Gloventis Grup consulting team.

What factors affect the delivery time of international transport?

The delivery time for international transport depends on several factors, including:
  • Transport method (sea, air, land)
  • Traffic and weather conditions
  • Chosen route
  • Customs procedures and clearance
  • Loading and unloading times
    Our consultants can help you choose the most suitable delivery time and optimize the transport process.

Do I need insurance for transporting goods from different countries?

Yes, international transport insurance helps protect you in case of damage or loss of goods during transit. We recommend securing transport insurance for valuable or sensitive goods from reputable insurance companies to mitigate any risks during the transport process.

Is transporting hazardous or special goods easy?

Transporting hazardous or special goods (such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, etc.) requires special permits and adherence to safety standards. International transport companies must be familiar with and comply with the laws and regulations regarding such goods. The Gloventis Grup team, with its expertise, can guide you in handling the transport of special and hazardous goods.

Is it possible to track the status of my shipment?

Yes, most international transport companies offer tracking services, allowing you to monitor the status of your shipment using tracking numbers or bill of lading. You can track your shipment from origin to destination. Additionally, the Gloventis Grup team can assist you in tracking and obtaining up-to-date information about your shipment status.

Are there any restrictions when sending goods to countries with economic sanctions?

Yes, sending goods to certain countries subject to economic sanctions may be subject to restrictions and specific regulations. You must be aware of both international and domestic laws and regulations when shipping to these countries. The Gloventis Grup consulting team can help you navigate these restrictions and ensure compliance with the relevant laws.