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Cargov Logistics handles international freight from Germany to Russia and Belarus. We manage every stage of the shipment: the quote, collection from the supplier, consolidation at an EU warehouse, transport documents, export and transit filings, customs clearance in Russia or Belarus, and delivery to the consignee's warehouse or address.

Shipping costs from Germany

Delivery formatTransit time, days (from)CostComment
Road freight (FTL)8on requestDirect road freight from Germany to the consignee's warehouse
Road freight (LTL)4–10from 300 € per pallet (Vilnius → Moscow) · from 850 € for 3 pallets (Warsaw → Moscow)Groupage via consolidation warehouses in Vilnius and Warsaw; supplier pickup charged separately
Sea freight (40’ FCL)6–7 (sea leg)from 5,900 €Rotterdam → Saint Petersburg; pre-carriage to Rotterdam and on-carriage from St Petersburg charged separately
Sea freight (20’ FCL)6–7 (sea leg)from 4,900 €Rotterdam → Saint Petersburg; pre-carriage to Rotterdam and on-carriage from St Petersburg charged separately
Air freight from Germany (urgent)2on requestDepartures from Frankfurt am Main (FRA) and Munich (MUC) airports

* Indicative prices. The shipping cost depends on the cargo's weight and volume, the route, the mode of transport and the delivery terms.

Shipment examples from Germany

Hamburg — Saint Petersburg
Auto parts
  • Road + Sea
  • 1,180 kg
  • 6.1 m3
3132 €
Munich — Moscow
Machine tool components
  • Air
  • 1,420 kg
  • 7.6 m3
on request
Berlin — Minsk
Electronic components
  • Road
  • 520 kg
  • 3.1 m3
2274 €

Ways to ship cargo from Germany

Sea freight

Sea freight from Germany moves via the port of Rotterdam with containers then shipped on to the ports of Saint Petersburg and Ust-Luga. This option is used for containerised and palletised cargo, as well as large commercial consignments exported from Germany.

Air freight

Air freight flies from Frankfurt am Main (FRA), Munich (MUC) and Berlin (BER) airports into Moscow (Sheremetyevo — SVO, Domodedovo — DME), Saint Petersburg (Pulkovo — LED) and Minsk (MSQ). It suits urgent and high-value goods.

Road freight

Road freight from Germany runs via Poland and Belarus, delivering to Moscow, the Russian regions and Minsk. It is used for groupage and full loads.


Popular goods from Germany

We support exports from Germany for Russian and Belarusian companies, from commercial consignments to project shipments. We handle the standard B2B cargo that German manufacturers and distributors regularly send to Russia and Belarus.

Industrial equipment

Tools and tooling

Electrical goods and electronics

Auto parts and components

Chemical products and raw materials

Furniture and interior items

Machine tools and production lines

Spare parts and components

Can't find your cargo on the list? Contact our manager for a free consultation.

Which German cities we ship from

We collect goods from manufacturers, distributors and warehouse complexes in Germany, then handle international transport and customs clearance for Russia and Belarus.

Berlin
Bremen
Hamburg
Hanover
Dresden
Düsseldorf
Cologne
Leipzig
Munich
Nuremberg
Frankfurt am Main
Stuttgart

How to ship cargo from Germany

  1. Request and shipping quote based on the cargo details
  2. Agreeing the shipping terms and route
  3. Collection from the supplier in Germany
  4. Consolidation and warehouse handling (if needed)
  5. Export and transit filings (EX-1, T1, CMR)
  6. International transport to the destination country
  7. Customs clearance in Russia or Belarus
  8. Delivery to the consignee's warehouse or address
How to ship cargo from Germany

Why choose us

Our own offices in Germany

Hands-on experience shipping under trade restrictions

Regular departures from German logistics hubs

We work with private individuals and companies

Frequently asked questions

Can I ship a single pallet without waiting for a full truck?

Yes, as part of a groupage shipment on our consolidation schedule.

What most often holds up shipments from Germany at the border?

A mismatch between the invoice description and the actual goods, and errors in HS codes.

Can an EX-1 be filed if the invoice lists several countries of origin?

Yes, provided each line item is described correctly in the commercial documents.

When is multimodal shipping from Germany better value than direct road freight?

On long routes and when road corridors into the EAEU are congested.

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