Philippines Sea Freight

I. Overview of Philippine Maritime Services

Qihang International Logistics relies on Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Yiwu, three major collection warehouses, and stable cooperation with many shipping companies, to provide sea export services from China's major ports to the Philippines. The service covers the two modes of full container transportation and bulk cargo consolidation, and can connect with customs clearance and door-to-door delivery at the destination port, providing customers with a stable and efficient full-link maritime solution.

2. Core service model

(1) Full Container Load (FCL)

We offer 20GP, 40GP, and 40HQ containers for exporting large quantities of goods.

2. The goods can be shipped in full containers from major domestic ports to Manila Port, Cebu Port or Davao Port, with stable sailing dates and guaranteed berths.

(2) Less than Container Load (LCL)

1. Starting from as low as 1 cubic meter, it provides cost-effective options for small batches of goods, e-commerce replenishment, and export of samples.

2. The goods will be collected from the domestic warehouse, and after the goods arrive, they will be packed together according to the destination port, so as to effectively share the transportation cost.

3. Relying on multiple warehouses in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Yiwu, customers can choose to deliver to the nearest warehouse to reduce domestic transportation costs.

III. Main Destination Ports and Service Network

Maritime services in the Philippines cover three major core ports and can be connected to the inland delivery network:

(1) Manila Port

The largest port in the Philippines, located on Luzon Island, is the main port of call for most routes, serving the capital city of Manila and the entire Luzon Island.

(2) Cebu port

Located in the Visayas Islands, it is the second largest seaport in the Philippines and serves the markets of the central and southern regions.

(3) Davao Port

Located on Mindanao Island, it is an important port in the south, serving the city of Davao and the entire Mindanao Island.

IV. Service coverage

Depending on the destination port's own or cooperative network, it can be delivered to all major cities and regions in the Philippines, including:

1. Luzon Island: Manila, Quezon City, Angeles, and other major cities.

2. Visayas Islands: major cities such as Cebu, Bacolod, and Iloilo.

3. Mindanao: major cities such as Davao, Cagayan de Oro, and General Santos City.

V. Service features and value-added options

(1) Double clear tax to door

Relying on the destination port's self-operated or experienced cooperative agent, we can provide double customs clearance and tax payment services, including China's export customs clearance, Philippines import customs clearance, and customs duty payment, to achieve one-stop door-to-door delivery from domestic shipping to Philippines receiving address.

(2) Full-process tracking and timely guarantee

1. After the bulk cargo is shipped from the domestic port, it usually takes 7 to 10 days to arrive at the Manila port, and the whole process takes about 15 to 20 days to complete customs clearance and delivery (depending on the specific region).

2. The key nodes of the whole process can be traced, ensuring that customers can keep track of the status of the goods in a timely manner.

(3) Professional customs clearance capability

With professional experience in handling Philippine customs policies and various types of goods regulatory requirements, familiar with the customs clearance of imported goods (such as food, cosmetics, electronic products, and machinery equipment, FDA and DTI certification requirements), and can effectively respond to the customs clearance needs of special goods.

(4) Compliance guidance

It can assist customers to confirm the import qualification of goods and avoid customs clearance risks caused by licenses, quotas and other issues in advance.

VI. Operational Procedure Guide

(1) Business consultation and commission

Contact the business personnel, provide detailed information about the goods, such as the name, number, weight, volume, port of departure and destination port in the Philippines, and obtain the exclusive plan and freight rate.

(2) Booking and arranging for warehouse/container loading

Arrange the booking after confirming the order. Bulk cargo customers can send goods to the designated collection warehouse; Customers with full containers can arrange for a trailer to be sent to the factory to load the container.

(3) Export customs declaration

After the goods are gathered at the port, the agent will handle the customs declaration procedures for China's export.

(4) Maritime transport and port-of-destination services

The goods were loaded onto the ship and shipped to the destination port in the Philippines. After the ship arrives at the port, the customs clearance and delivery service to the destination port will be connected.

(5) Delivery to the door

After customs clearance, the local fleet will safely deliver the goods to the final delivery address specified by the customer and complete the signature.