Shipping from China to Singapore

^{Full coverage: JMD has established a comprehensive road transportation network covering all provinces and cities in China, ensuring full coverage from the departure point of goods to the destination.}

 

^{Flexible transportation solutions: We provide flexible and diverse transportation solutions based on customer needs and cargo characteristics, including vehicle transportation, less-than-truckload transportation, etc., to meet the transportation needs of goods of different sizes and types.}

^{High-quality transportation fleet: JMD has a modern, safe and reliable transportation fleet to ensure the safety of goods during transportation to Singapore and reduce the risk of cargo damage and delay.}

^{Real-time tracking and reporting: We provide customers with real-time cargo tracking and transportation status reports through advanced logistics information systems, allowing customers to understand the location and transportation status of goods anytime and anywhere.}

^{Compliant customs clearance services: JMD has a professional customs clearance team that is familiar with China-Singapore trade regulations to ensure that goods pass customs procedures smoothly and avoid unnecessary delays caused by customs clearance issues.}

^{Multilingual Customer Service: Our customer service team provides multilingual support to make communication with customers in China and Singapore more convenient and ensure the accuracy of information transmission.}

^{Safety guarantee: During the transportation of goods, we always put safety first and take a series of measures to ensure the safety of goods during transportation, including safe packaging, insurance services, etc.}

^{1.Sea Freight Options: We offer customers a variety of sea shipping options from China to Singapore, including Full Container Shipping (FCL) and Less than Container Load (LCL) to meet different cargo sizes and customer needs.}

^{2.Full service: From the departure point of the goods to the destination port in Singapore, we provide full service to ensure the smooth transportation of the goods.}

^{3.Flexible shipping schedule: We cooperate with multiple shipping companies, such as WHL/IAL, etc., to provide flexible shipping schedule options to meet customers' different requirements for transportation time.}

^{4.Customs clearance services: JMD has a professional customs clearance team who is familiar with China-Singapore trade regulations to ensure that goods can pass through Singapore customs procedures quickly and smoothly.}

^{5.Cargo tracking: Through advanced logistics information systems, customers can track the real-time location and transportation status of goods at any time and maintain control of their goods.}

^{6.Safety: During the entire transportation process, we take a series of measures to ensure the safety of the goods, including safe packaging, insurance services, etc.}

^{7.Door-to-door delivery service: JMD can transport goods from China to any address throughout Singapore, including lithium batteries, lead-acid batteries, scooters and more.}

^{8.JMD provides competitive prices. The following is a price reference. If your goods are dangerous goods or liquids, etc., please contact us online to inquire about the} price.

Direct routes provided by some shipping companies directly connect major ports in China and Singapore ports to ensure direct delivery and efficiency of goods.

Through some ports in North Asia, such as Shanghai, Ningbo, etc., goods can be transshipped to Singapore via Taiwan, Philippines and other places.

Through transshipment in Southeast Asia, goods can reach Singapore via ports in Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries. This route may require some additional layover time, but can provide more flexible shipping options in some cases.

Depending on the nature of the cargo and customer needs, you can choose between long-term or short-term routes. Longer routes may pass through multiple ports, while shorter routes may be more direct.

The Port of Singapore is one of the busiest ports in the world and is managed by the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA). Here is a brief introduction to the ports of Singapore:
^{Location: The Port of Singapore is located in the southern part of Singapore Island, at the intersection of Asia's major trade routes. Its strategic location made it a key transit point for east-west trade.
Size and Capacity: The Port of Singapore is one of the largest container ports in the world, with multiple modern terminals and container handling facilities. Its processing capacity is quite impressive, handling millions of standard containers (TEU) every year.
Terminal facilities: The port has multiple terminals, including container terminals, bulk cargo terminals, oil terminals, etc. Each terminal is equipped with advanced loading and unloading equipment and technology to ensure efficient and safe handling of various cargoes.
Container Services: The Port of Singapore is one of the largest container distribution centers in the world, connecting major ports around the world. It provides cargo owners with a wealth of container route options and supports global trade.
Advanced technology: The port has introduced advanced automation and digital technologies, including automated terminal equipment, intelligent logistics systems and real-time monitoring systems, to improve operational efficiency and service levels.
Multimodal Transport: The Port of Singapore provides multimodal transport services, including sea transport, air transport and land transport, providing customers with a full range of logistics solutions.
Customs clearance services: The port has professional customs clearance services to ensure that goods can smoothly pass through Singapore's customs procedures, enter the local market or continue to be transported to other destinations.}

Customs clearance requirements for imported goods in Singapore may involve many aspects, including document preparation, customs declaration procedures, etc. The following are the main requirements for import customs clearance in Singapore under normal circumstances:
Import License: Certain goods may require a specific import license, depending on the nature of the goods. Shippers should understand and obtain the necessary licenses before importing.
Commercial invoice: Provide detailed commercial invoice, including description, quantity, value and other information of the goods. Invoices should be provided by suppliers in the exporting country.
Packing list: Provide a detailed packing list of the goods, including the content, weight, size and other information of each package.
Bill of Lading/Air Waybill: A bill of lading is required for sea cargo, while an air waybill is required for air cargo. This is proof of ownership of the goods and a key document for customs clearance.
Certificate of origin: For goods that enjoy specific preferential tariffs, you may need to provide certificates of origin to prove the origin of the goods.
Import License: Certain categories of goods may require an import license from Singapore, and cargo owners need to ensure that they obtain the necessary permissions before importing.
Pay duties and taxes: When goods enter Singapore, you may need to pay appropriate duties and taxes. Shippers need to ensure that all applicable fees are paid upon customs clearance.
Compliance Documentation: Depending on the nature of the goods, compliance documentation that meets relevant regulatory standards may be required.

Singapore's tariff rates are based on the category and value of the goods. Singapore usually adopts an **Ad Valorem (ad valorem) tax system, where the tax rate is calculated based on the classification of the goods and a certain percentage of the value. Here are examples of tariff rates for some common categories:
Electronic products: Most electronic products have zero or lower tariff rates in Singapore. For example, computers, tablets, smartphones, etc.
Automobiles and auto parts: Automobiles and auto parts have relatively high tariff rates, usually around 20%.
Textiles and Apparel: Tariff rates for textiles and apparel depend on the specific product, but generally range from 0-10%.
Food and Beverages: Duty rates for food and beverages also vary by product, ranging from zero to lower rates.
Cosmetics and skin care products: Cosmetics and skin care products generally have lower tariff rates.