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International express, air, and sea freight with free cargo transport insurance included.
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How It Works

  • 01

    Inquiry

  • 02

    Confirm Price

  • 03

    Pickup & Booking

  • 04

    Purchase insurance (Pay Freight)

  • 05

    Export Customs Clearance in China

  • 06

    In Transit

  • 07

    Customs Clearance (Pay Tariff)

  • 08

    Pickup Goods

  • 09

    Delivery to Door

Experienced Cargo Transport Insurance

Sea, air, and railway transportation all carry certain risks. In the event that your goods are lost, damaged, or stolen, it can significantly disrupt your entire supply and production chain. To help mitigate these risks, we offer insurance coverage for your goods, valued at 110% of their total value.
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  • Rich Global Freight Forwarding Experience

    Our team brings years of expertise in international freight forwarding, ensuring smooth, hassle-free logistics for businesses across industries.
  • Competitive Shipping Rates

    Offering highly competitive shipping rates, we ensure that you get the best value for your freight forwarding needs without compromising on service quality.
  • Oversize & Heavy Cargo Transport

    We specialize in handling oversized and heavy cargo with tailored solutions to ensure safe and efficient transport, regardless of the size or weight of your shipment.
  • Abundant Business Outlets

    With an extensive network of business outlets worldwide, we provide easy access to a wide range of global freight forwarding services, ensuring timely and reliable deliveries.

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What is International Freight Insurance?

International freight insurance refers to a kind of protection provided for commodities transported in international trade, mainly for the loss of goods due to accidents or other force majeure during transportation, such as goods being damaged by storms at sea, A traffic accident occurs during transportation, etc.

International freight insurance is usually provided by the insurance company or its agent, and the coverage includes physical damage during the transportation of the goods, theft or loss of the goods, etc. Depending on the terms and conditions of the insurance, cargo owners can choose to purchase different types and amounts of insurance to protect the safety of their cargo.

International freight insurance is generally divided into two types: one is “cargo transportation insurance” for insurance compensation based on the value of the goods, and the other is “transportation liability insurance” for compensation based on the scope of liability.

It should be noted that international cargo insurance cannot completely avoid any loss of goods during transportation, but it can provide a safeguard for cargo owners to mitigate economic losses caused by cargo loss.

Shipping from China, China Freight Forwarder Buys Insurance

If you use a freight forwarder to ship from China, generally speaking, the freight forwarder will provide cargo insurance services, and you can choose to purchase the corresponding insurance plan from the freight forwarder. Choose MILE LOGISTICS to provide comprehensive agency cargo transportation insurance services.

When purchasing insurance, you need to provide the freight forwarder with detailed information about the goods, such as the name of the goods, quantity, weight, value, etc., so that MILE LOGISTICS can customize the most suitable insurance plan for you. At the same time, you should also carefully read the insurance terms and insurance amount to ensure that the insurance plan you purchase can effectively protect the safety of the goods.

What are the freight forwarders in China that can provide insurance agency?

  • China Pacific Property Insurance Co., Ltd.
  • PICC Property Insurance Company Limited
  • China Taiping Insurance Group Co., Ltd.
  • China United Property Insurance Co., Ltd.
  • Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd.
  • land insurance co., ltd.

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FAQs

Do I have to pay customs for a package from China to the Philippines?

Yes, you might have to pay customs for a package from China to the Philippines if its CIF value exceeds PHP 10,000, which is the de minimis threshold. Below this value, no taxes or duties are generally charged. If the value is higher, duties ranging from 0% to 20% and a GST of 12% may apply based on the product's HS Code.

How much is a container from China to the Philippines?

It depends on arrival and departure ports, but for reference, you should pay about 900-1000 USD for a 20FT one and about 1700-1900 for a 40FT one.

What is the cheapest way to ship from China to the Philippines?

For shipping 20 or 40-foot containers, the route from Shenzhen to Manila is often the most cost-effective option. 

Regarding small parcels under 2kg, the cheapest method is typically China Post, though it's important to note that the transit time can be quite lengthy, ranging from about 2 to 4 weeks.

Are there freight flights from China to the Philippines?

Yes, freight flight services are operating between China and the Philippines. Cargo airlines facilitate the shipment of goods between the two countries, offering services that generally result in average transit times ranging from 1 to 3 days.

What is the payment method for shipping fees?

For shipping fees below 500 US dollars, we can accept payment through Paypal or T/T. If the shipping fee exceeds 500 US dollars, we can only accept payment through T/T. However, if your supplier is willing to make payment to us in CNY, we are also happy to accept it.

How can I track the shipping status of my goods?

For air freight: You can track the transportation route by entering the bill of lading number on the website of the airline company. The bill of lading number is composed of Arabic numerals and has a format of "***-**** ****". For sea freight: We usually recommend tracking the shipment through the container number on the website of the shipping company as this method is the most accurate.