How to Ship The Goods to Moscow Russia Cheaply Train Freight Service From China

• Customization: Available
• Shipment Type: FCL and LCL
• Transit Port: Alataw Pass
• Model NO.: Train freight
• Route: International
• Destination: Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, Thailand, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Mongolia, Dalian
• Total Supply: 8000-10000 kg
• Cargo Type: General Cargo
• Transit Time: 18 Days
• Departure Day: Weekly
• Port of Departure: Shenzhen/Shanghai/Bejing/Guangzhou/Tianjing/Xiamen
• Port of Destination: USA/UK/France/Germany/Australia/Dubai/Riyadh/Sunda
• Air Line: Et, Po, Qr,Ek,3u,CZ
• Pick up Service: Accpet
• Transport Package: Carton, Box, Bag and So on
• Specification: All available
• Trademark: SDI
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 6454532313
• Production Capacity: 80000CTN/Month

Product Description

I. Cargo transportation

Different goods choose different modes of transportation, so at this stage, you should make specific choices according to your own products. And the different modes of transportation also determine the goods to pass through different gateways. At present, there are four main modes of cross-border transport between China and Russia: railway transport, sea-rail combined transport, sea transport and air transport.

Railway transportation: from all parts of China through Manzhouli port/Erenhot port/Alashankou port/Suifenhe port into Russia (Mongolia, five Central Asian countries);

Sea and rail combined transport: from China's ports to Vostochny or Vladivostok (Vladivostok) into the eastern regions of Russia and inland cities;

Sea transport: via St. Petersburg into the western regions of Russia, or via Ukrainian ports into Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus and southern Russia;

By air: e.g. All over the city of China -- Beijing -- Moscow.

 

2. customs clearance preparation

Before the goods arrive at the port, the customs clearance agency will sort out the commodity information and prepare the customs declaration form.
The calculation of general customs clearance fee needs to know the detailed information of the product, including: technical parameters; Material; Packing information (net weight, gross weight, packing form, quantity, if it is board, tile and other commodities, generally also need the total square meters of packing).
With these, we can determine the most suitable HS code for customs goods, obtain the optimal value of customs clearance, and thus calculate the lowest customs clearance cost. Unlike customs clearance in other countries, the value of goods in Russia is determined by the Russian Customs, rather than the value of the goods themselves.
After the data is ready, it can be declared to the Russian Customs in the name of the Russian customs clearance company, and can also be declared by the customer's legitimate company registered in Russia. Some customs clearance agents can also provide a full set of goods import inspection documents (such as commodity inspection, quarantine, health inspection, permit and quota application, etc.), as well as formal commodity import declaration documents.

 

3. Product clearance
Russia "Customs Code" provisions, customs procedures should be in the consignor (export) or the consignee (import) or its branch is located in the Russian customs designated place for handling, handling time for the Russian State Customs Committee provisions of the customs working hours.
Upon request, customs procedures can be handled at other locations and during non-customs working hours at a double handling charge. The Russian State Customs Commission has the power to decide that certain kinds of commodities and traffic can only go through customs procedures in the designated customs organs, some commodities can only go through customs procedures after animal and plant quarantine, ecological and other inspection.
Documents required for customs clearance include:
1. Goods declaration form;
2. Customs Value declaration form;
3. License (refers to commodities subject to license and quota management);
4. Commodity Inspection Certificate (referring to the commodities subject to commodity inspection);
5. License certificates of relevant commodities (referring to commodities under the supervision of relevant state organs);
6. Certificate of Origin (refers to the country where the origin of the commodity is enjoying tariff preference);
7. Documents for payment of customs duties and taxes as required by law;
8. Contract registration Certificate;
9. Other supplementary documents.
Customs procedures are divided into two parts: preliminary procedures and basic procedures. Preliminary procedures refer to the procedures to be performed prior to the storage of goods in accordance with certain customs regulations, aimed at preventing the importation of contraband and verifying the goods for Customs purposes. Basic procedures refer to the procedures to be performed by the Customs, the customs agent and other persons with full authority over the goods and means of transport after the Customs has received the declaration form.