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These are examples of the cheapest rates for 20 foot FCL container shipping to Turkey’s ports:
Algeciras - Istanbul | From 503 $ | |
Valencia - Istanbul | From 606 $ | |
Madrid - Istanbul | From 607 $ | |
NEW YORK - Istanbul | From 868 $ | |
Miami - Istanbul | From 868 $ | |
Houston - Istanbul | From 2,286 $ |
Ship your container to Turkey in FCL (Full Container Load) or LCL (Less than a Container Load) shipment at the best rate. iContainers operates in 13 ports in Turkey from the United States and in 13 ports in Turkey 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 | New York | Istanbul | 44 | 1,369$ |
America | United States | Norfolk | Istanbul | 42 | 1,369$ |
America | United States | Seattle | Istanbul | 42 | 4,204$ |
America | United States | Atlanta, Ga | Istanbul | 4 | 1,844$ |
America | United States | Columbus | Istanbul | 4 | 2,470$ |
America | United States | Jacksonville | Istanbul | 3 | 2,169$ |
The longest transit time to ship a container to Turkey is the route New York - Istanbul, with an average of 44 days. The next longest routes are Norfolk - Istanbul, with an average of 42 days and Seattle - Istanbul, with an average of 42 days.
The shortest transit time to ship a container to Turkey is the route Jacksonville - Istanbul, with an average of 3 days. The next shortest routes are Atlanta, Ga - Istanbul, with an average of 4 days; and Columbus - Istanbul, with an average of 4 days.
At iContainers, you can find 122 routes for sending containers to Turkey. Here are the top 5 routes:
Origin | Destination |
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Barcelona | Istanbul |
Houston, Tx | Istanbul |
Miami | Istanbul |
New York | Istanbul |
Valencia | Istanbul |
"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