50 Aviamotornaya St., bldg. 2, premises 29/2, Moscow 111024

Cargov Logistics ships cargo from Spain to Russia and Belarus. We provide quotes, collection from the supplier, invoices and packing lists, consolidation at EU warehouses, export and transit declarations, and customs clearance.

We ship from Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Alicante, Zaragoza and other Spanish cities, with delivery to any region of Russia or Belarus — to the consignee's warehouse or door.

Shipping rates from Spain

Delivery formatTransit time, days (from)CostComment
Road freight (FTL)10on requestDirect road haulage via France, Germany and Poland, delivered to the consignee's warehouse in Russia or Belarus
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 Spain (express)3on requestDepartures from Madrid (MAD) and Barcelona (BCN), arriving in Russia or in transit to Belarus

* 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 Spain

Madrid — Moscow
Textiles
  • Air
  • 180 kg
  • 1.1 m3
on request
Alicante — Gomel
Building materials
  • Road + Sea + Road
  • 14,800 kg
  • 34 m3
8900 €
Barcelona — Minsk
Household appliances
  • Road
  • 7,900 kg
  • 42 m3
5600 €

Ways to ship from Spain

Sea freight

Cargo travels by road to the port of Rotterdam. Containers then go by sea to the port of Saint Petersburg. On arrival, the cargo is delivered by road or rail to Russian regions or Belarus.

Road freight

Overland routes via Poland, Lithuania and Latvia, with collection from any Spanish city. Suits groupage and full loads, delivered to the consignee's warehouse or door in Russia and Belarus.

Air freight

Departures from Madrid (MAD) and Barcelona (BCN) airports, arriving at Moscow airports (SVO, DME) and Saint Petersburg (LED).

Air delivery from Spain to Belarus is possible via Russia or via European transit hubs — Frankfurt (FRA) and Amsterdam (AMS) — followed by road delivery.


Popular goods from Spain

We handle one-off and regular business shipments. Main categories include:

Textiles, clothing and footwear

Furniture and interior products

Equipment and industrial assemblies

Auto parts and components

Electrical products

Building and finishing materials

Packaging materials and fittings

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

How it works

  1. Request and quote — we take the cargo details and delivery terms and calculate the cost and transit time.
  2. Shipment preparation — we check the invoice and packing list and confirm the consignment is ready.
  3. Collection and consolidation — we arrange collection anywhere in Spain and consolidate in the EU if needed.
  4. Export from Spain — we file the export and transit declarations and manage the shipment.
  5. Customs clearance — we clear the goods in Russia or Belarus.
  6. Delivery to the consignee — we deliver to the warehouse or door and hand over the documents.
How it works

Why choose us

Experience with regular shipments from EU countries

EX-1 and T1 filing under a single contract

Route and document control at every stage

One-off and regular shipments

Frequently asked questions

Do transit times differ between eastern and western Spain?

Yes. Shipments from eastern regions (Barcelona, Valencia) are usually faster than from southern and western cities.

Which cities in Belarus do you deliver to?

We deliver to Minsk, Brest, Grodno, Gomel, Vitebsk and Mogilev, as well as other cities and regional warehouses on request.

Can delivery be scheduled for a specific arrival date?

Yes, provided we choose a suitable shipping option and agree the dispatch schedule.

Does sea freight make sense for less than a full container?

Yes, if timing allows. It often pays off for bulky but light cargo.

EU international logistics
export declarations
transit routes
shipping from Spain to Moscow
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