Cargo delivery from the Netherlands
End-to-end customs clearance
An individual quote for every request
Transit time
Cost
Rates
Shipping rates from the Netherlands to Russia
| Delivery format | Transit time, days (from) | Cost | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Road freight (FTL) | 7 | on request | Direct road freight to the consignee's warehouse in Russia |
| Road freight (LTL) | 4–10 | from 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 the Netherlands (urgent) | 2 | on request | Departures from Amsterdam (AMS), arriving at SVO, DME, VKO and ZIA |
* Indicative prices. The shipping cost depends on the consignment's weight and volume, the route, the mode of transport and the delivery terms.
Shipping costs from the Netherlands to Belarus
| Delivery format | Transit time, days (from) | Cost | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Road freight (FTL) | 6 | from 1,200 € | Direct delivery to the consignee's warehouse |
| Road freight (LTL) | 7 | from 120 €/pallet | Groupage via consolidation warehouses in the EU |
| Express delivery | 2 | from 5.0 €/kg | Departures from Amsterdam (AMS), arriving in Minsk (MSQ) |
* Indicative prices. Contact our manager for current rates.
Shipment examples from the Netherlands
- 20′ container, sea
- 9,500 kg
- 28 m3
What we ship
Popular goods from the Netherlands
We ship groupage, full loads and oversized consignments from the Netherlands to Russia and Belarus. We can also handle certain categories of sanctioned goods — provided their export from the EU is permitted and the documents are in order.
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Ways to ship cargo from the Netherlands
Sea container shipments from the Netherlands leave via the port of Rotterdam for Russia. Cargo enters through the port of Saint Petersburg and is then delivered across the regions.
For Belarus, the container goes by sea to a Russian port and then by road to the consignee's warehouse.
Used for direct shipping from the Netherlands to Russia and Belarus in transit through the EU, with delivery to the consignee's warehouse in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Minsk and the regions.
Cargo departs from Amsterdam Airport (Schiphol, AMS). In Russia it arrives at Sheremetyevo (SVO), Domodedovo (DME), Vnukovo (VKO) or Zhukovsky (ZIA); in Belarus, at Minsk Airport (MSQ). It is then delivered to the consignee's warehouse or door.
Used as part of multimodal routes transiting Europe and crossing at the Małaszewicze — Brest border junction. Containers then continue by rail to Belarus or Russia, followed by road delivery.
Which Dutch cities we ship from
We collect and ship cargo from the main industrial and logistics centres in the Netherlands, as well as from suppliers' warehouses and production sites.
We collect cargo from:
Groupage shipping from the Netherlands
Suits small commercial consignments. Goods from different shippers are consolidated at the warehouse, cleared and shipped together.
Groupage from the Netherlands to Russia and Belarus takes 7 to 14 days on average, depending on the route and mode.
How it works
- Information gathering — cargo details, volume, weight, supplier and consignee addresses.
- Checking requirements and restrictions for the goods — including export from the EU and import into Russia or Belarus.
- Preparing the commercial documents — invoice and packing list.
- Collection from the supplier or delivery to a consolidation warehouse in the Netherlands.
- Consolidation or transport booking, depending on the type of shipment.
- Filing export and transit documents (EX-1, T1).
- Dispatch and delivery to the consignee's warehouse, with import customs clearance.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes, in some cases cargo can ship on the seller's invoice or under an agency arrangement. The format depends on the type of goods, the country of import and customs requirements in Russia or Belarus.
Yes. If the timing matches, cargo can be collected from different addresses and cleared as one consignment.
You need an invoice and a packing list. Export and transit documents are also filed, and on import, a customs clearance package for Russia or Belarus.
The exact description of the goods, HS code, intended use and value. Vague descriptions often trigger extra checks.