Ship Cars to Asia: Get Instant Shipping Rates

The cost of shipping a car from the USA to Asia ranges between $950 and $3,500 per car. This port-to-port shipping cost does not include vehicle collection, destination fees, import duties, and cargo damage protection. Use our instant car shipping calculator to get an up-to-date rate for your specific destination in Asia.

Transit times vary depending on the departure location in the USA and the destination in Asia. Cars typically take 18 to 55 days to arrive, with faster shipping available from our New Jersey and Florida facilities compared to California due to shorter transit routes.

To ship a car to Asia, you will need the original vehicle title, a bill of sale, a copy of your passport if you are an international resident, and a power of attorney form for both US citizens and international residents. US citizens must also provide an EIN letter. A completed online shipping form and an import declaration for Asian customs are also required.

Import duties vary by country, but most Asian countries require payment of an import duty based on the vehicle’s age and category. Value-added tax (VAT) typically ranges between 5% to 15%. Registration tax depends on the vehicle’s CO2 emissions and overall value. Classic cars that are over 30 years old may qualify for a reduced VAT rate if they meet authenticity requirements.

Yes, classic cars can be shipped to Asia. Some Asian countries allow for reduced taxes on vehicles over 30 years old that remain in their original condition, while others impose stricter import regulations. It is recommended to check the specific regulations of the destination country before shipping.

There are three main shipping options for transporting cars to Asia. Container shipping offers the most secure transport and allows between one and six vehicles per container. Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) shipping is a cost-effective option but requires vehicles to be operable. Air freight is the fastest shipping method and is best suited for high-value vehicles that need expedited transport.

If you choose container shipping, you may include personal items inside your vehicle. However, these items must be declared, and additional import duties may apply depending on the regulations of the destination country. Personal belongings cannot be shipped inside vehicles transported via RoRo.

Yes, Cargo Damage Protection is available for added security. If you decline Cargo Damage Protection, liability is capped at $500 per the Carriage of Goods at Sea Act. Comprehensive insurance is strongly recommended for classic, luxury, and electric vehicles.