Routes and rates

Air is a starting point for urgent, lighter, or smaller shipments. Sea is often more suitable when timing is flexible, weight is higher, or budget matters more. Sensitive, battery, and oversized goods need a dedicated review.

Standard air commonly references 5-12 days, DHL express standard goods around 5-7 days, and sea freight around 30-35 days. Customs, destination, and last-mile delivery affect actual timing.

The service normally compares actual and dimensional weight and charges the greater value. A common dimensional formula is length x width x height / 6000; some services use a different divisor.

Tax-included service covers the tax scope stated in its route terms. Tax-exclusive service may require the US recipient or importer to pay import taxes and customs costs.

They can. ZIP code, longest side, girth, piece weight, packing, and last-mile conditions may trigger a surcharge or a dedicated service.

Usually not. Battery type, capacity, packing, piece weight, and destination must be checked against a dedicated battery service.