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Docshipper services in Hong Kong
Sea Freight from/to Hong Kong
Although it is the slowest mode of transportation, sea freight has a lot of advantages besides the capacity to enable massive volumes to be transferred across the globe. The sea freight is the way of transportation the most frequently used, mode of transportation its cost of transportation is reasonable. We offer two methods of shipping your goods:
LCL or Less than a container load: This method consists of mixing in a single container the products of different shippers.
FCL or full container load: The container is only available to one shipper. The container is entirely secure, from shipment to arrival, except in case of customs control.
Even if it can be used to ship all types of goods, it is unlikely to be suitable for perishable products.
Road Freight to/from Hong Kong
Road freight is a very important approach since it links the various terminals: from your workplace, your warehouse, or your home, to the departure/arrival terminals like ports, train stations or airports. It provides flexibility but is limited in terms of travel distance.
We would like to point out that we can make door-to-door deliveries over short distances, in a fast and direct way. For instance, this applies to cross-border transport.
Air Freight from/to Hong Kong
When you ship by air freight, you can quickly send shipments over relatively long distances. Although This form of transport is particularly costly and harmful to the environment, it takes only a few days for your products to reach their destination. There are two options when it comes to air freight. Are as follows:
Express air freight: This option is suited to small shipments weighing less than 100 kg. We recommend that you use express service providers such as FedEx, UPS, TNT, or DHL to make your shipments.
Conventional air freight: Take advantage of the facilities offered by conventional airlines such as American Airlines, Qatar Airways and Air France…
Customs clearance services in Hong Kong
It is a necessary step in international public procurement. It involves a system for controlling and taxing international trade.
Once your items arrive at a country's border, they must be cleared through customs before entering the destination market. This involves the creation of a series of documents to certify the conformity of the items.
Docshipper can assist you in this process to ensure that your products are properly documented at the Hong Kong customs regulations.
Operational capacity across Hong Kong
Logistics services in Tsuen Wan
Tsuen Wan, often spelled Tsun Wan, is an agglomeration of the city of Hong Kong, located opposite Tsing Island. It is located along the sea northwest of Kowloon. It reached a population of 288,728 in 2006 and is known for its fishing boat lined market.
The closest port to the city is Hong Kong, with which it has excellent transportation links. The Hong Kong International Airport is the closest airport to the city.
Logistics services in Kowloon
Kowloon, Located in Hong Kong, in the northwest area of the island, is the most populated area of Hong Kong. It has a population of 2.1 million, and it consists of two sections: Kowloon Peninsula and New Kowloon. Kowloon is connected to Hong Kong Island on the mainland by two road-only tunnels: the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and the Western Harbour Crossing.
The nearest international terminals for air cargo are at Chek Lap Kok, and for sea cargo, the Hong Kong Port.
Logistics services in Victoria
The City of Victoria, or Victoria City as it is commonly known, was once the capital of Hong Kong from the British colonial period until 1860. Located between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, it has a population of one million in 2001. Victoria City, was one of the first cities of Hong Kong.
It benefits from the presence of the Hong Kong International Airport and Port at Chek Lak Kok which are the closest international terminals.
Transport terminals in Hong Kong
International ports of Hong Kong
Port of Hong Kong
Created in 1821 during the period of colonization of the Americas by the British, the Port of Hong Kong includes nine container ports in the Kwai Chung area, Stonecutter's Island and Tsing Yi. It is located on the South China Sea.
Hong Kong Port ranked fifth in the world's list of the largest ports in 2018 with about
20 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units).
Over many years, the Port of Hong Kong has been one of the busiest container ports in the world. It has also been the busiest port in the world during 1987-1989, 1992-1997, and 1999-2004. In 2016, the number of container ships that passed through Hong Kong Container Port was 25,869.
Hong Kong International Airports
Chek Lap Kok International Airport
Commonly known as the Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok International Airport is the main airport of Hong Kong. Built on Chek Lap Kok Island, it was completed on July 6, 1998. Since 1998, the international airport has been operating on a 24-hour basis and is among the busiest cargo crossings in the world. It replaces the old Kai Tak Airport, and is becoming a major hub for cargo carriers, HK Express and Air Hong Kong.
It ranks first in the world and China's largest airports by cargo volume in 2019 with 4.7 million tons of cargo.
