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Shipping from Singapore to China requires careful planning and execution. Our logistics specialists streamline this process, ensuring your cargo reaches its destination in China efficiently and without delay.
We handle everything from detailed documentation to smooth customs clearance, providing reliable transit for your goods.
The cost of shipping from Singapore to China varies depending on the shipping method, weight, and type of goods being shipped.
The cost of sea freight can range from $600 for a 20-foot container to $1,200 for a 40-foot container. On the other hand, air freight can cost anywhere between $5 to $11 per kg.
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The time it takes to ship from Singapore to China depends on various factors such as your chosen mode of transport and the specific pickup and delivery locations. Whether opting for air or sea freight, our expert team will guide you through the process.
For urgent shipments, air freight is the ideal choice, typically taking 2 to 4 days to reach China.
Sea freight is a more budget-friendly option, particularly for larger and heavier shipments. The shipping time can vary significantly depending on the destination city. For instance, shipping to Guangzhou, China, typically takes around 12 days. However, this duration can change based on factors such as the specific route, weather conditions, and customs clearance processes.
When shipping your goods via sea from Singapore to China, selecting the right container option is crucial. Depending on the volume and nature of your shipment, you can choose between two options: Less Than Container Load (LCL) and Full Container Load (FCL).
FCL is the go-to choice for larger shipments that can fill an entire container. While it may present a higher upfront cost compared to LCL, FCL can be more economical for substantial volumes. It is also preferable for items needing dedicated space or special handling.
FCL offers exclusivity and security, as your goods will be the sole occupants of the container, providing a direct and undisturbed journey from Singapore to China.
Ideal for smaller shipments, LCL offers a cost-effective solution when your cargo does not require a full container. In LCL shipping, you only pay for the space your goods occupy, sharing the remaining container space with other consignments.
This option is perfect for budget-conscious shippers with smaller freight volumes, ensuring you get the most value for your shipping expenses.
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Exporting goods to China is a tricky procedure as the Chinese government enacts stringent rules such as CCC or the China Compulsory Certification which has to be attached to every good that is being imported to China.
A shipper is liable to follow the below-mentioned steps for exporting goods from Singapore to China:
Acquiring a Customs Export Permit through the Singapore Custom’s TradeNet system is mandatory. The exporter is liable to carry export permit while exporting domestically produced goods, goods from Free Trade Zone, non-dutiable goods from a zero-GST warehouse, dutiable goods from a registered warehouse, etc.
For shipping from Singapore to China, essential documents include a commercial invoice, an air waybill, and a detailed packing list for multiple boxes. These should be legible, in English, and accurate.
Our consultants at M&P International Freights are available to assist you through each step, ensuring your paperwork is complete and correct for a smooth shipping process.
When exporting goods from Singapore to China, these items are typically exempt from Goods and Services Tax (GST) and duty. To understand the detailed export procedures and any specific requirements, it is advisable to visit the Singapore Customs’ website. There, you will find comprehensive information and guidelines that can help ensure your shipping process complies with local regulations.
Yes, obtaining a Customs Export Permit is essential for shipping from Singapore to China. This permit is required for various types of goods, including domestically produced items and those from different zones and warehouses.
Unlike other freight forwarders, we also provide a full range of customs brokerage services.
Established in 2006, we serve globally via our operation hubs in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines.
M&P International Freights offers a comprehensive suite of services to ensure a seamless shipping experience. From customs clearance and cargo insurance to international courier services and door-to-door shipping, we handle every detail under one roof, simplifying your logistics management and streamlining your operations.
Being one of the largest international freight forwarding company, we are able to provide cost efficient pick-up from any cities around the world.
