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Ship a Car Internationally

Shipping a car internationally is a significant decision that requires careful planning and understanding of the logistics involved. Whether you're relocating, purchasing a vehicle overseas, or sending your car abroad for an event, it's essential to know how long the process will take. This article will provide a detailed guide on the factors affecting the time it takes to ship a car internationally, helping you manage expectations and plan accordingly. Visit: https://www.shippingcars.org/shippingcars/how-long-does-it-take-to-ship-a-car-internationally-a-comprehensive-guide/

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Ship a Car Internationally

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  1. Navigating International Car Shipping: Understanding Duration Shipping a car internationally can be convenient. Global car exports reached $165B in 2023. International car shipping often takes 2-8 weeks. This presentation outlines key factors affecting timeline.

  2. Factor 1: Shipping Method – RoRo vs. Container Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) Container Shipping (FCL/LCL) • Cost-effective, fixed schedules. • More secure, allows personal items. • Ideal for standard vehicles. • Flexible routes offered. • No personal items allowed. • Higher cost involved. • Limited routes available. • LCL adds consolidation time (3-7 days). • US East Coast to Europe: 10-18 days. • US East Coast to Europe: 18-30 days.

  3. Factor 2: Route, Distance & Port Congestion Geographic Distance Longer routes mean longer transit times. Miami to Rotterdam: 14-20 days. Los Angeles to Sydney: 30-45 days. Port Activity Major hubs vs. smaller ports during peak seasons. Congestion can add 3-10 days. Peak seasons are summer and Q4.

  4. Factor 3: Documentation & Customs Clearance Pre-shipping Documentation Gather vehicle title, registration, Bill of Sale, Power of Attorney. Incomplete paperwork causes 5-10 day delays. Export Customs Automated Export System (AES) filing in US. This typically takes 1-2 business days once complete. Import Customs Most variable stage, depends on destination country. Requires original Bill of Lading, permit, and local duties. Clearance takes 3-10 business days, or longer if issues arise.

  5. Website : www.shippingcars.org

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