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These are examples of the cheapest rates for 20 foot FCL container shipping to Thailand’s ports:
Houston - Bangkok | From 690 $ | |
Los Angeles - Bangkok | From 720 $ | |
NEW YORK - Bangkok | From 1,162 $ | |
Barcelona - Bangkok | From 747 $ | |
Madrid - Bangkok | From 919 $ | |
Valencia - Bangkok | From 920 $ |
Ship your container to Thailand in FCL (Full Container Load) or LCL (Less than a Container Load) shipment at the best rate. iContainers operates in 4 ports in Thailand from the United States and in 4 ports in Thailand from Spain for ocean freight transport.
Continent of origin | Country of origin | Port of origin | Port of destination | Transit time (days) | 20DV FCL |
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America | United States | Kansas City, Ks | Bangkok | 60 | 2,577$ |
America | United States | Norfolk | Bangkok | 60 | 1,270$ |
America | United States | St Louis | Bangkok | 60 | 2,027$ |
America | United States | Seattle | Bangkok | 19 | 1,529$ |
America | United States | Tacoma | Bangkok | 19 | 1,529$ |
America | United States | Oakland | Bangkok | 15 | 1,128$ |
The longest transit time to ship a container to Thailand is the route Kansas City, Ks - Bangkok, with an average of 60 days. The next longest routes are Norfolk - Bangkok, with an average of 60 days and St Louis - Bangkok, with an average of 60 days.
The shortest transit time to ship a container to Thailand is the route Oakland - Bangkok, with an average of 15 days. The next shortest routes are Seattle - Bangkok, with an average of 19 days; and Tacoma - Bangkok, with an average of 19 days.
At iContainers, you can find 245 routes for sending containers to Thailand. Here are the top 5 routes:
Origin | Destination |
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Barcelona | Bangkok |
Long Beach | Bangkok |
Los Angeles | Bangkok |
Madrid | Bangkok |
Valencia | Bangkok |
"Customs duties play an important role in your international shipment. How they're determined and calculated varies from country to country"
Klaus Lydsal, vice president of operations at iContainers