International logistics cost from China to Lithuania

Container Specifications:

20-foot Container (20GP): Approximate volume of 28 cubic meters.
40-foot Container (40GP): Approximate volume of 54 cubic meters.
40-foot High Cube Container (40HQ): Approximate volume of 68 cubic meters.
These standard containers are suitable for shipping any general cargo.

Main Chinese Ports of Departure:

Shenzhen: Shekou Port, Yantian Port, Chiwan Port

Guangzhou: Huangpu Port

Xiamen: Xiamen Port

Ningbo: Zhoushan Port

Shanghai: Shanghai Port

Qingdao: Qingdao Port

Main Lithuanian Ports:

Klaipeda Port

Vilnius Port

Kaunas Port

Key Points:

The cheapest FCL rate for a 20GP container from China to Lithuania is 8320 Lithuanian Litas.
The cheapest FCL rate for a 40GP/40HQ container from China to Lithuania is 16000 Lithuanian Litas.

Fastest FCL Shipping Time from China to Lithuania:

The fastest FCL shipping time from China to Lithuania is 34 days for cargo departing from Yantian Port, transiting through Hamburg Port, and arriving at Klaipeda Port. The carrier is YML.

DHL Prohibited Shipments from Hong Kong:

Shipments with a single piece chargeable weight exceeding 300 kg
Shipments with a total chargeable weight exceeding 3000 kg. Shipments over 1000 kg require booking and cannot be shipped until booking is confirmed
Shipments with a single side length exceeding 300 cm
Shipments must be properly packaged. Naked/irregular packaging is not accepted

Estimated Delivery Time: China to Lithuania via DHL Hong Kong: 5-7 days

Weight Calculation: Length x Width x Height / 6000
Estimated Transit Time: 2-10 business days from acceptance to delivery
Note: Time limit commitments are not available for special situations. Transit time may be affected by various factors such as weather, traffic conditions, and customs. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that every package will arrive within the specified time frame.

Air Freight Service Options:

Airport to Airport: This service involves transporting goods from one airport to another.
Door-to-Door Air Express: This service includes both pick-up and delivery of goods from the shipper's doorstep to the consignee's doorstep.
Door to Airport: This service involves transporting goods from the shipper's doorstep to the designated airport.
Airport to Door: This service involves transporting goods from the designated airport to the consignee's doorstep.
Destination Airport: Vilnius International Airport (VNO)

Notes:

Prices are subject to change without notice.
Fuel surcharges and other additional fees may apply.
Transit Time:
Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN) to Vilnius International Airport (VNO) via Launceston Airport: 3-5 days (Turkish Airlines)
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Vilnius International Airport (VNO) via Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport: 3-5 days (Silk Road West Airlines)

Cargo Restrictions:
Single piece size limit: 808080cm
Single piece weight limit: 80kgs
Additional Airports:
Macau International Airport (MFM) can also be used to ship goods to Vilnius International Airport.

Volume Weight Calculation:

Formula:
Volume Weight (kg) = (Length * Width * Height) / 6000
Length, width, and height should be in centimeters (cm).
Example:
Total volume: 1 cubic meter
Total weight: 130 kg
Number of cartons: 8
Carton dimensions: 505050 cm
Volume Weight (kg) = 8 * (50 * 50 * 50) / 6000 = 166.6666 kg = 167 kg
Since 167 kg is greater than 130 kg, the volume weight is greater than the actual weight of the cargo. Therefore, this shipment will be charged by volume weight.

Types of Cargo:

of Cargo:
General Cargo: This includes items such as furniture, appliances, mobile phones and accessories, clothing, bags, shoes, computers, office supplies, outdoor gear, car parts, books, and toys.
Restricted Cargo: This includes items that may pose a potential risk to the aircraft and require special inspection and documentation from authorized agencies before they can be shipped by air from China. Some common examples include:
Pure battery products: mobile phone batteries, power banks, portable power sources
Products with batteries: solar street lights, electric bicycles
Cosmetics: face masks
Chemicals: thermoses (with gel)
Fruits and vegetables: apples, grapefruit, etc.
Prohibited Cargo: This includes items that are prohibited by the "Civil Aviation Cargo Transportation Regulations" and generally refer to goods that pose a safety threat to the aircraft or harm to human health during flight. Examples include:
Flammable and explosive products
Goods prohibited by international laws and regulations