Shipping from Taiwan to USA

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Sea Freight From Taiwan To USA

We can provide competitive ocean freight rates, and the best shipping solutions, based on your required transmit time when shipping from China to a port in the United States (especially to inland ports).

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Air Freight From Taiwan To USA

We will choose the most reasonable airline for your shipment based on your time requirements. China Top Freight is your best freight forwarding solution for air freight from China to the United States.

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Door to Door From Taiwan To USA

Whether for personal or business needs, we can provide a door to door shipping service for you, which includes customs clearance in the United States.

FCL Shipping from Taiwan to USA

We have contract rates with carriers that will reduce your shipping costs. If you choose the FCL to ship your goods to the USA, China Top Freight is your best logistics partner.

LCL Shipping from Taiwan to USA

Besides the competitive ocean freight rates, China Top Freight provides the best service in the destination port.

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More Services Shipping from Taiwan to USA

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Pickup and Delivery

China Top Freight will provide most fuel efficient pickup service Vietnam.

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Warehousing

We provide free warehousing services for any of your goods.

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Cargo Insurance

The cargo insurance protects your goods all the way to any Any FBA Warehouse

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Custom Clearance

We handle all paperwork and other details for you.

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Loading Inspection

Ensure safe packaging and loading of goods in your suppliers' factory.

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Your Best Freight Forwarder from Taiwan to USA

  • Provide the best ocean freight from Taiwan to USA
  • Provide the competitive air freight from Taiwan to USA
  • The professional work for customs clearance in Taiwan
  • Provide the free warehouse service and loading solution
  • The container loading supervision service
  • Pick up and delivery service in Taiwan
  • 24/7 online support
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Professional Shipping from Taiwan to USA: The Ultimate FAQ Guide

  1. Express shipping (e.g., DHL, FedEx, UPS) actively delivers packages in 1–3 business days, using direct flights and prioritized customs clearance for speed.
  2. Standard air freight typically takes 3–7 business days, offering a balance of cost and efficiency via scheduled flights and routine customs processing.
  3. Sea freight is the slowest but most cost-effective, requiring 20–35 days due to maritime transport and port-to-port logistics (times vary by departure/arrival ports).
  4. Customs clearance can delay shipments if inspections or additional documentation are needed; accurate forms and declarations help avoid hold-ups.
  5. Seasonal peaks (e.g., holidays) or disruptions (e.g., weather, strikes) may temporarily slow both air and sea shipments; plan ahead and check for updates.
  6. Origin and destination locations matter: Major cities (e.g., Taipei to Los Angeles) often have faster routes than remote areas.
In summary, transit times range from 1 day to over a month, depending on methods, customs, and external factors. Always confirm with your carrier for specific estimates.
    1. First, the cost varies greatly based on the shipping method.
      • Express shipping (such as DHL, FedEx) is the quickest but also the priciest. For a 1 - kilogram package, it can cost around $30 - $100. However, if you choose to ship with China Top Freight, we can help you negotiate better rates due to our strong partnerships with major carriers, potentially saving you up to 30% on express shipping costs.
    2. Next, standard air freight offers a balance between speed and cost.
      • On average, the cost for standard air freight is $15 - $40 per kilogram. China Top Freight streamlines the air freight process, ensuring efficient handling and competitive pricing. Our team of experts actively manages your shipment, from booking to delivery, to make sure you get the best value for your money.
    3. Then, sea freight is the most cost - effective option, especially for large or heavy cargo.
      • For sea freight, the cost can start from $5 - $15 per kilogram for less - than - container - load (LCL) shipments. For full - container - load (FCL) shipments, prices range from $1,500 - $4,000 or more depending on the container size. With China Top Freight, you can enjoy hassle - free sea freight services. We handle all the logistics, including customs clearance, so you don't have to worry about complex procedures, and still get the most affordable rates in the market.
    4. Additionally, other factors like customs duties, insurance, and additional services can add to the cost.
      • Customs duties depend on the nature of the goods. Insurance typically costs 1 - 3% of the item's value. China Top Freight provides comprehensive services that include assistance with customs documentation and offers flexible insurance options. We work hard to ensure that all additional costs are transparent and well - managed, giving you peace of mind throughout the shipping process from Taiwan to the USA.
    1. First, determine your shipping needs.
      • Decide whether you need express shipping for urgent items, standard air freight for a balance of speed and cost, or sea freight for large, heavy, or non - urgent cargo. China Top Freight offers all these options, with customized solutions to meet your specific requirements.
    2. Next, prepare your goods and documentation.
      • Securely pack your items and get ready documents like commercial invoices, packing lists, and bills of lading (for sea freight) or air waybills (for air freight). Our team at China Top Freight can assist you in preparing these documents accurately, ensuring a smooth shipping process.
    3. Then, choose a shipping service provider.
      • Opt for China Top Freight, where we have established strong partnerships with major carriers. We can negotiate the best rates and ensure reliable service, whether it’s door - to - door, port - to - port, or any other combination you need.
    4. After that, arrange for pickup and delivery.
      • With China Top Freight, you can easily schedule the pickup of your goods from your location in Taiwan. We also manage the entire delivery process to the destination in the USA, keeping you informed at every step with real - time tracking.
    5. Finally, track your shipment and handle customs clearance.
  1. First, determine your cargo details.
    • Measure weight, dimensions, and type of goods (e.g., commercial, personal, fragile).
    • Clarify delivery timeline (urgent vs. standard air freight).
  2. Next, select a freight forwarder or airline.
    • Contact providers like Cathay Pacific Cargo, EVA Air, or UPS/FedEx Freight directly.
    • Use a freight forwarder (e.g., DHL Global Forwarding) to compare rates and handle logistics.
  3. Then, prepare documentation.
    • Complete a Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED) and commercial invoice (include HS codes, value, and origin).
    • Provide packing lists and any special permits (e.g., for electronics or textiles).
  4. After that, book the shipment and arrange pickup.
    • Confirm flight schedules, cargo space, and pickup from your location in Taiwan.
    • Opt for door-to-airport or door-to-door service based on needs.
  5. Then, pay fees and obtain tracking info.
    • Settle charges (air freight rates, handling fees, insurance).
    • Get a tracking number to monitor the cargo’s journey via the carrier’s platform.
  6. Finally, manage customs and delivery in the USA.
    • The carrier will handle US customs clearance; ensure accurate declarations to avoid delays.
    • Coordinate with the recipient for airport pickup or final delivery (if door-to-door).
Simplify the process: Plan ahead, choose a reliable partner, prep docs thoroughly, and track actively.
  1. First, assess your cargo needs.
    • Determine if you need LCL (Less than Container Load) for small shipments or FCL (Full Container Load) for large cargo (20ft/40ft containers).
    • Measure weight, volume, and special requirements (e.g., temperature-controlled shipping).
  2. Next, select a shipping line or freight forwarder.
    • Contact major carriers like Evergreen, Yang Ming, or Maersk directly.
    • Use a freight forwarder (e.g., DHL, Flexport) to handle bookings, customs, and logistics.
  3. Then, prepare documentation.
    • Complete a Bill of Lading (B/L)commercial invoice, and packing list.
    • Include HS codes, port of loading (e.g., Port of Kaohsiung), and port of discharge (e.g., Los Angeles).
  4. After that, book the shipment and arrange pickup.
    • Confirm vessel schedules, container availability, and pickup from your Taiwan location.
    • Choose door-to-portport-to-port, or door-to-door service.
  5. Then, deliver cargo to the port and finalize fees.
    • Transport goods to the Taiwanese port (e.g., Taipei or Kaohsiung) or let the carrier pick them up.
    • Pay charges (ocean freight, terminal handling, documentation fees).
  6. Finally, manage customs and delivery in the USA.
    • The carrier will handle US customs clearance; ensure accurate declarations to avoid delays.
    • Coordinate with the recipient for port pickup or final delivery (if door-to-door).
Simplify the process: Plan for LCL/FCL, partner with a reliable provider, prep docs carefully, and track via the carrier’s system.
  1. First, choose air shipping for urgent deliveries.
    • Use it when goods need to arrive within 1–7 days (e.g., time-sensitive documents, perishable items, or seasonal products).
  2. Next, opt for air freight when cargo is lightweight or high-value.
    • Ideal for small, expensive items (e.g., electronics, jewelry, machinery parts) where speed justifies higher costs.
  3. Then, select air transport to avoid supply chain delays.
    • Use it to bypass port congestion or meet tight production deadlines in the USA.
  4. After that, consider air shipping for fragile or sensitive goods.
    • Shorter transit times reduce handling risks for delicate items (e.g., medical equipment, art).
  5. Finally, use air freight for global e-commerce or dropshipping needs.
    • Meet customer expectations for fast delivery in online retail (e.g., fashion, tech accessories).
Simplify decisions: Prioritize speed for urgent, lightweight, high-value, or fragile items, and align with supply chain deadlines.
  1. First, know the de minimis threshold.
    • No duties/taxes apply if the shipment value is under $800.
  2. Next, calculate duties for goods over $800.
    • Duties depend on the item’s Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code and category. For example:
      • Most electronics often have 0% duty.
      • Clothing may face 10–32% duties (check HTS for specifics).
  3. Then, consider additional taxes.
    • Excise taxes apply to alcohol, tobacco, or certain fuels (rate varies by item).
    • Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) is 0.346% of the shipment value (minimum $25, maximum $485).
  4. For sea shipments, add Harbor Maintenance Fee (HMF).
    • HMF is 0.125% of the cargo value (only for ocean freight).
  5. Finally, check for special policies.
    • Some goods may qualify for duty exemptions under US-Taiwan trade agreements—verify with CBP or a customs broker.
Simplify payments: Use the CBP’s HTS lookup tool, factor in shipment value and mode (air/sea), and account for applicable fees.
  1. Choose LCL (Less than Container Load) when shipping small quantities.
    • Opt for LCL if your cargo fills less than 15–20 cubic meters (e.g., small business orders, personal items) to share container space and reduce costs.
  2. Select FCL (Full Container Load) for large or bulky shipments.
    • Use FCL when cargo exceeds 20 cubic meters or requires an entire container (20ft/40ft) for efficiency (e.g., furniture, machinery, bulk goods).
  3. Prioritize LCL for cost savings with flexible timelines.
    • LCL is cheaper than FCL for small loads but may have longer transit times (due to consolidation/deconsolidation at ports).
  4. Pick FCL for faster delivery and cargo control.
    • FCL avoids delays from shared containers, reduces handling risks, and is ideal for time-sensitive or fragile goods.
  5. Consider cargo type and security needs.
    • Use FCL for high-value or sensitive items to minimize exposure to other shippers’ goods; choose LCL for low-risk, non-urgent shipments.
Simplify decisions: Match shipment size, urgency, and budget—LCL for small/flexible loads, FCL for large/fast-track needs.
  1. First, obtain the tracking number from your carrier/freight forwarder.
    • Ask for the Bill of Lading (B/L) number for sea freight or Air Waybill (AWB) number for air freight at the time of booking.
  2. Next, use the carrier’s official website or app.
    • Enter the tracking number on platforms like Maersk, Evergreen, DHL, or UPS to view real-time updates (e.g., departure, transit, customs clearance).
  3. Then, check third-party tracking tools for multi-carrier visibility.
    • Use services like 17Track or FreightBro to consolidate updates across different shipping lines in one dashboard.
  4. After that, monitor email/SMS notifications from the carrier.
    • Enable alerts for key milestones (e.g., cargo received, loaded onto vessel/plane, out for delivery).
  5. Finally, contact your logistics provider for updates if needed.
    • Reach out to your freight forwarder or carrier’s customer service for personalized assistance with delays or issues.
Simplify tracking: Start with the provided number, leverage carrier tools first, use third-party apps for convenience, and stay alert to notifications.
 
  1. First, prepare the commercial invoice.
    • Include details like buyer/seller info, item descriptions, quantities, unit prices, total value, and Taiwan.
  2. Next, obtain the packing list.
    • List package contents, weights, dimensions, and total number of packages for customs and logistics verification.
  3. Then, use a bill of lading (B/L) for sea freight or air waybill (AWB) for air freight.
    • These documents confirm shipment acceptance and include terms of carriage (e.g., carrier, route, consignee details).
  4. Include a certificate of origin (CO) if required.
    • Specify Taiwan as the origin to claim tariff benefits under trade agreements (e.g., for eligible goods).
  5. Add special documents for restricted items.
    • Provide licenses, permits, or health certificates (e.g., for food, electronics, or regulated products) as mandated by U.S. customs.
  6. Finally, ensure EIN or SSN for the importer.
    • The U.S. importer may need an Employer Identification Number (EIN) or Social Security Number (SSN) for customs clearance.
Simplify preparation: Start with core documents (invoice, packing list, B/L/AWB), then add specialized papers based on cargo type and requirements.
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Good Service & On Time

I was too nervous while placing the order with China Top Freight then I checked their reviews and almost all of them were really good. So, I decided to ship my 500kg of goods from China to the US last week and customer service executive Kevin was damn impressive. He gave me a perfect delivery, including customs clearance. It was through sea, but the delivery time was very fast. I will always recommend them as they are a blessing in the shipping world.

Good Service & On Time
Anna Müller

Thank you China Top Freight

I had been making deals with you since the last 2 years, as I need to ship my merchandise regularly. You have pleased me with every deal. You are very accurate regarding the shipment dates. Although I have some confusions on quantities, you have removed them. Thanks to China Top Freight.

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