Ship from China to Malasia

Choose the Shipping Methods from China to Malaysia

Air Freight: Ideal for time-sensitive shipments, air freight offers fast transit times and reliable delivery to major airports across Malaysia.

Sea Freight: Cost-effective for large-volume shipments, sea freight provides economical transportation of goods to major seaports, with options for both full container loads (FCL) and less than container loads (LCL).

Door-to-door service involves the seamless transportation of goods or packages from the sender's location directly to the recipient's doorstep.

Sea ports in China

• Port of Shanghai

• Port of Shenzhen

• Port of Ningbo

Airports in China

• Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)

• Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (SZX)

• Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)

Sea ports in Malaysia

• Port Klang

• Port of Tanjung Pelepas

• Port of Johor, Pasir Gudang

• Port of Penang

• Port of Bintulu

• Port of Kuantan

• Port of Labuan

Airport in Malaysia

• Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL)

• Langkawi International Airport

• Kuching International Airport

• Penang International Airport

• Kota Kinabalu International Airport

• Senai International Airport

Shipping Process from China to Malaysia

China: First Mile

Booking and Arrangement, we would ask for the cargo details along with the pickup address in China and the delivery address in Amerca to finalize our quote and solution.

Once our quote and solution be approved by shipper, we will start the booking and pickup arrangement.

Pickup: GOWIN Logistics arranges for the pickup of the goods from the sender's location in China. This could involve sending a truck to collect the items.

Documentation: The goods are properly packaged to ensure safe transportation. GOWIN Logistics handles the necessary documentation, including customs paperwork for export from China and import into the United States. This may include invoices, packing lists, and certificates of origin.

International Transportation: The goods are transported from the pickup location in China to the destination address. Depending on the chosen shipping method (air freight, sea freight, or land transportation), the transit time may vary.

Arrival and customs clearance in Malaysia

Once your item arrives in Malaysia’s airport or port, your shipment will be transported into a customs warehouse for clearance. This warehouse is where the customs officers will inspect your shipments and shipping documents and determine if they are allowed to enter Malaysia.

To clear customs for import into Malaysia, you or your shipping partner would generally need to provide the following documents:

Certificate of origin

• Master airway bill or bill of lading

• Insurance policy

• Receipt of payment of import duty and import-related taxes

• Other relevant permits, licenses, and certificates

Import duty and tax in Malaysia

If your goods exceed the de minimis threshold, import duties and taxes will be levied on your shipment. You would have to pay sales and service tax (SST) of between 5 - 10%, and the import duties and income tax depend on the product category as declared by the harmonised systems code (HS code) which could go up to around 25 per cent. You may find out the percentage of your import duties, and taxes you need to pay through Royal Malaysian Customs Official HS Code finder (http://mysstext.customs.gov.my/tariff/home)

Distribution and Last Mile in Malaysia

Once your consignment be cleared, the shipment will start to dispatch directly from the airport or seaport.

The last mile delivery procedure is for your shipment be sent from the destination warehouse to the final consignee's door address. In Malaysia, this part of the delivery procedure is done via trucks. During this very last mile delivery procedure, we will make sure that your shipment is delivered smoothly.

Whether you need a door-to-door service or a flexible set of logistics services, GOWIN Logistics will be your reliable logistics provider to fit your shipping needs.

General Import and Export Documents Required for Malaysia

Malaysian custom officials will require the following documents when bringing in goods from China:

Customs Export or Import Declaration

• Certificate of Origin – China

• Bill of Lading

• Packing List

• Commercial Invoice

• Letter of credit (if used)

• Proof of fare payment

Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

Malaysia holds bilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with several countries and ASEAN member states. This allows Malaysia to freely transact with traders from other countries to facilitate seamless imports and exports of goods.

Now, Malaysia has trading agreements with China through its partnership in the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement. China is one of the five countries who partnered with Malaysia through regional FTAs.

A major benefit of trade partnerships between Malaysia and China include reduced tariffs for goods to be imported and exported by both countries. Since you’ll be shipping goods from China to Malaysia, you may check if your products are qualified to get reduced tariffs.

However, you need to apply for a Preferential Certificate of Origin (PCO) to benefit from the FTA between China and Malaysia. To do so, you may visit Dagang Net, Malaysia’s single window clearance. Go to their website at http://www.dagangnet.com/ to get started.

You can also estimate your eligibility for reduced tariffs by visiting Malaysia’s dedicated Free Trade Agreement Calculator at https://fta.miti.gov.my/index.php/tariff/calculator2_1?mid=26.

Sailing Schedule from China to Malaysia