Shipping Door to Door from China to Australia

COVID, COVID, and COVID!
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We know you're tired of hearing about it, and we're definitely tired of talking about it! Unfortunately the reality is that logistics is still heavily impacted by outbreaks at ports and a reduced number of flights.

Prior to the pandemic, air freight rates were available for around US$ 7.00/kg during peak season (heavy shipping volume), and around US$ 4.50 during slow season (significantly less shipping volume). At COVID's peak we were seeing close to US$ 20.00/kg! Nowadays pricing is floating in the US$12.00/kg range depending on delivery time and whether tax and duty are rolled into the price. Ocean freight saw a less extreme increase but was nonetheless seeing significant price increases as well.

This depends on your shipping channel.

Traditional air freight will take between 10 and 20 days, depending on the number of stops the plane takes. Fast channels are between 10 and 15 days, and slow channels are between 15 and 20 days.

Express courier will take between 5 and 12 days, depending on the provider.

Traditional ocean freight can take anywhere from 25 and 70 days, depending on the number of stops. See our guaranteed delivery times offer HERE.

We specialize in routes shipping out of China!
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Our customers ship all over the world - USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and others. These include ocean, air, and express courier channels. You can get an instant quote on our platform.

Yes, absolutely!
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If you sell goods through Amazon FBA, we can work with your factory to ship your bulk goods directly to the FBA Warehouse. You can get instant rates directly to Amazon FBA Warehouses on our platform.

As is often the case, it depends!
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Depending on what your business needs, ocean freight or air freight (or a combination of the two!) makes sense. Generally, if you are more sensitive to price and can wait longer, ocean freight makes sense. When you are more sensitive to waiting and are willing to spend more, air freight makes sense.

In some cases, it makes sense to ship a small volume of goods by air to make sure there is available inventory, and have a larger ocean shipment on the way for future purchases. We wrote a blog about choosing between air and ocean freight HERE.