Vanke Business Center, Foshan, Guangdong, China
Monday–Friday,
10:00–19:00 (UTC+8)
Vanke Business Center, Foshan, Guangdong, China
Monday–Friday,
10:00–19:00 (UTC+8)
Delivery and customs clearance are multi-stage and complex processes. However, we know how to streamline these procedures, reduce costs, and provide the most advantageous options for our clients. With years of experience in the logistics industry, we have delivered furniture to various corners of the world and processed thousands of documents. We do everything to optimize this process to the fullest and make it easy for you.
Customs clearance consists of two stages: registration in China and at the destination country. A week before the container shipment, we finalize document details with the client's broker. The procedures may vary depending on the country and port. Customs rates and delivery costs may also change due to customs authorities in the destination country or logistics operators.
Customs clearance usually takes 1-2 days.
To estimate customs fees at the destination country, we make up a packing list. It includes a detailed specification of the furniture you selected, provided by suppliers. The customs fees depend on the type of goods (HS code) and their cost.
Once the payment for the goods is fully made, the process of transportation and customs clearance begins:

We handle the entire clearance process. I’ll explain exactly how it works for your order
Nicole — your personal manager
Simply send your Packing List, containing all the details of your order and goods, to the chosen customs clearance broker for an estimation.
HS code (Harmonized System) is a classification of goods used in customs operations. For example, a leather sofa on a wooden base has one code, while a sofa on a metal base has another. Import and export duty rates depend on the HS code to which the product belongs.
Documents we provide to the broker:
Documents prepared by the broker:
Simply send your Packing List, containing all the details of your order and goods, to the chosen customs clearance broker for an estimation.
HS code (Harmonized System) is a classification of goods used in customs operations. For example, a leather sofa on a wooden base has one code, while a sofa on a metal base has another. Import and export duty rates depend on the HS code to which the product belongs.
Documents we provide to the broker:
Documents prepared by the broker:
