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Q: Which is the best way to send goods abroad?

I like to send about 30kg abroad. Which is the cheapest way which is save to do so. From nanjing

12 years 36 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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depends on where you are, your only option in smaller cities will be china post or ems. but if you are in a bigger city go with dhl or ups. less expensive

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If you go with China Post, it will be cheaper than a company but it will take forever to get to the destination. For faster delivery, go with UPS or DHL. DHL is huge in China, so they might be your best option.

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Depends on how fast you want them to arrive. The cheapest way is to send them like LCL cargo by sea. But it can take up to 30 days depending the Port of Delivery. By air is a better choice but much more expensive...

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I would be very careful. It is not uncommon for things to go astray as it were.

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Tired of dirt and lies.

 
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