How do I send the special logistics express from China to Southeast Asia?

Currently, the main logistics routes from China to Southeast Asia include international express delivery to Southeast Asia.
1. International express delivery

International express delivery mainly includes DHL, UPS, TNT, and FedEx, as well as EMS, which is also commonly used.

DHL is suitable for small goods below 21KG and has an advantage in price, which can be completed in about 3 days.

UPS and TNT are suitable for bulk shipments of over 100KG. UPS is a good option for bulk shipments, and the delivery time is also guaranteed, with a delivery time of around 3-5 days in Czech Republic.

The main advantage of FedEx is in the 21-99KG range, which is relatively advantageous in terms of FEDEX price.

EMS has strong customs clearance capabilities and takes about 7 days to complete.

2. Air freight dedicated line

Air freight refers to transporting goods to Southeast Asian countries through cargo planes, arriving in the corresponding countries, and then handing them over to local logistics companies for delivery.

The advantage is that the cost is cheaper than international express delivery, and the timeliness is also guaranteed. The cost performance is relatively high, and it can be completed in about 3-5 days.

3. Maritime dedicated line

The Southeast Asian Maritime Special Line refers to the transportation of goods by cargo ships to corresponding ports, customs clearance, and delivery to the destination. It has a relatively large carrying capacity and the lowest cost, making it suitable for transporting some large products.



The disadvantage is that the time is slow, about 15-20 days.

4. Land transport dedicated line

For some Southeast Asian countries or regions, land transportation lines require transit before being transported to the corresponding countries, and the transportation time is relatively stable, about 10-15 working days.