If you’re looking to ship cargo from Malaysia to China, Haulx Malaysia is the freight forwarder for you.
We provide a comprehensive range of services to cater to all your shipping needs.
Read on to find out more about item restrictions, shipping methods and shipping procedures.
How are goods shipped from Malaysia to China?
Goods are shipped from Malaysia to China via two ways – by air or sea.
The number of days required for delivery is dependent on which freight service you opt for.
What is the cheapest shipping method from Malaysia to China?
The cost of shipping via sea freight is cheaper as compared to air freight due to the longer delivery time needed.
Do take note that certain hazardous items (such as chemicals and flammables) have to be transported via sea as they are not allowed on aircrafts.
Need to ship your goods from Malaysia to China? Contact us today for a free shipping quotation!
Documents required for exporting from Malaysia
To export goods from Malaysia, the following documents have to be presented to customs officials:
- Certificate of origin,
- Customs export declaration form,
- Delivery letter,
- Commercial invoice,
- Bill of lading,
- Packing list and
- Proof of payment.
Documents required for importing into China
China has strict policies regarding its imports; every shipment entering China is required to have the China Compulsory Certificate (CCC) mark.
Apart from the CCC, the freight forwarding company will also need to acquire these documents for the importation of goods into China:
- Certificate of origin,
- Commercial invoice,
- Pro forma invoice,
- Bill of lading,
- Packing list,
- Sales contract,
- Customs declaration form and
- an Import permit.
Restricted and prohibited items for import into China
The following items are prohibited for import into China:
- Counterfeit currencies
- Weapons, ammunition and explosives
- Toxic substances of any kind
- Harmful drugs such as opium, marijuana, cocaine and heroin
- Animals, plants, food and medicine that can be harmful to the health of others
- Rare and endangered species of plants and animals
- Physical or digital articles that can threaten China’s development
The following list of items are restricted for import into China:
- Tobacco and alcoholic drinks
- Security communication devices such as radio transceivers
- National currencies
Shipping procedure
Interested in finding out how you can ship your goods from Malaysia to China? Contact us today and our sales team take at most one working day to get back to you.