China Pickup
Factory collection and domestic trucking toward the selected gateway.

Cross-border trucking from Chinese suppliers to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, with route planning, border coordination, customs support and inland delivery.
Coordinated road freight from Chinese suppliers through Xinjiang and onward to Central Asian cities.
Factory collection and domestic trucking toward the selected gateway.
Border and transit routing based on origin, destination and cargo.
Different trucking models for different shipment requirements.
Export, transit and destination coordination as agreed.
Cross-border routing is selected for the final delivery city—not simply the nearest border crossing.
Via Khorgos or other suitable China–Kazakhstan gateways.
Almaty · Astana · Shymkent
Transit through Kazakhstan or Kyrgyzstan, as appropriate.
Tashkent · Samarkand
Irkeshtam, Torugart or selected regional routes.
Bishkek · Osh
Karasu–Kulma or suitable transit routing.
Dushanbe · Khujand
Multi-country transit with route-specific planning.
Ashgabat · Turkmenabat
Illustrative corridors only. Border selection and destination service are confirmed for each shipment.
Truck capacity, load size and customs-transit requirements determine the right arrangement.

Dedicated truck capacity for larger commercial cargo, machinery and industrial shipments.
DEDICATED CAPACITYShared truck capacity for smaller consignments on routes with available consolidation.
SELECTED ROUTESTIR procedures may support eligible multi-country moves; availability is carrier- and route-dependent.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREDA coordinated shipment can involve different trucks and handling points along the way.
Factory pickup
Domestic road leg
China clearance
Crossing or transloading
International road leg
Clearance and last mile
Not always. A truck or trailer change—and sometimes cargo transloading—may be required by permits, border procedures or equipment availability.
Dimensions, gross weight and route restrictions are checked before confirming a truck.
General commercial goods requiring enclosed transport.
Palletised and industrial cargo with side access.
Machinery and out-of-gauge loads, subject to permits.
Temperature-sensitive or regulated cargo on approval.

Lithium batteries, dangerous goods, chemicals, oversize and refrigerated shipments require separate route and compliance review.
Reliable estimates come from a specific origin, destination and cargo profile—not a universal price or day count.
Total delivery time includes more than international driving.
China pickup to the selected border
Border queues, clearance and transfers
International transit and final delivery
The same destination can require different equipment and charges.
Pickup and destination cities
Gross weight, volume and dimensions
Truck type, border routing and customs scope
Shipment details should agree across transport, commercial and customs records before dispatch.
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
HS Classification
CMR, where applicable
Export / Transit Documents
Product Certificates & Permits
Customs inspection and queuing
Truck availability and transloading
Holidays, weather and road conditions
Transit permits and local requirements
Document requirements vary by cargo, transit arrangement and importing country.
Choose by delivery point, shipment size and urgency—not by transport mode alone.
| Decision factor | Road Freight | Rail Freight | Air Freight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory-to-door delivery | Flexible road routing | Terminal plus local trucking | Airport plus local trucking |
| Large regular shipments | Suitable for truck-sized loads | Often well suited | Usually less economical |
| Highly urgent cargo | Route-dependent | Schedule-dependent | Usually fastest in transit |
| Remote inland destinations | Direct delivery potential | Depends on rail access | Requires inland connection |
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Cost, availability and overall delivery time are confirmed shipment by shipment.
From the first cargo details to the agreed delivery point.
Origin, destination, size and commodity.
Gateway, border and service scope.
Capacity and equipment confirmed.
Collection from the supplier.
Export, crossing and onward trucking.
Destination formalities as agreed.
Delivery to the agreed location.
Short answers to common questions about China–Central Asia trucking.
No. The crossing depends on the pickup city, destination, cargo, permits and border conditions. Other Xinjiang gateways may be more suitable.
FTL provides dedicated truck capacity. LTL combines smaller consignments where route-specific consolidation service is available.
Not always. Depending on the route, cargo may change trucks or trailers at a border facility, and some routes may require transloading.
We estimate time after checking the China pickup point, destination, border plan, truck availability, clearance and expected waiting time.
Usually an invoice, packing list and customs-related information. CMR, permits and other documents may apply depending on the route and goods.
Door delivery and customs coordination can be reviewed for each shipment. DDP depends on the goods, importer arrangement and local requirements.