Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about China–Russia shipping.
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Quotes & Ordering
1How do I get a price quote?
How do I get a price quote?
Call our sales team at +86 021-53555112, or submit our online quote form with origin, destination, transport mode, and cargo details. For example: “How much is rail from Shanghai to Moscow?” or “What is the FCL rail rate to Moscow?”
2How do I place an order?
How do I place an order?
Contact our sales team with: cargo name, quantity, weight, and volume; origin and destination; preferred transport mode; and whether you need customs declaration and other add-on services. Once the quote is confirmed, we arrange booking and dispatch.
Transit & Cargo
1What are the transit times?
What are the transit times?
Air: 3–7 days; Rail: 15–25 days; Truck: 7–15 days; Sea: 7–14 days (Vladivostok) or 35–45 days (St. Petersburg). Actual times may vary due to weather, customs inspection, and other factors.
2What types of cargo can be shipped?
What types of cargo can be shipped?
We handle general cargo: daily consumer goods, clothing and footwear, machinery and parts, electronics, building materials, furniture, and food (subject to import/export regulations). For special cargo (hazardous, liquids, powders), please consult us in advance.
Payment & Tracking
1How do I pay for freight?
How do I pay for freight?
We support settlement in CNY and USD via bank transfer. Specific payment terms are confirmed with sales at the time of order.
2How do I track my shipment?
How do I track my shipment?
After booking, we provide a waybill number. You can check shipment status through your sales rep or customer service, with milestone tracking throughout — or use the self-service Track page on this site (reference number plus the customer name on the order required).
Container Basics
1What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
LCL (Less than Container Load): your cargo shares a container with others, charged per kg or CBM. FCL (Full Container Load): you use one or more entire containers, charged per container — ideal for large volumes.
2What are SOC and COC?
What are SOC and COC?
SOC (Shipper-Owned Container): you provide your own container. COC (Carrier-Owned Container): the carrier (shipping line/railway) provides the container. Container fees differ between the two; see your quote for details.
Need a Tailored Quote?
Tell us about your cargo and requirements. We respond within one business day.