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Cost of Shipping a Container to North Korea

Published by Chris Townsend

Cost of Shipping a Container to North Korea

How Much Does It Cost To Ship A Container To North Korea?

North Korea Container Shipping Cost

The total cost involved in shipping a container to North Korea is affected by various factors thereby making it vary significantly and become a complicated matter sometimes. Nevertheless, you shouldn't worry much as Three Movers are readily available to assist you with all the modalities required for shipping your container to North Korea.

This guide will explain all the factors involved in shipping containers to North Korea and the cost that goes with it.


Factors That Affect the Cost of Shipping

There are factors to be considered when calculating the cost to ship a container to North Korea.

The Volume/Weight of The Goods

This is determined by the kind of shipping you use because sea freight deals mostly with the dimensions of your goods while air freight deals mostly with the weight of your goods. Therefore, the cost of shipping your goods is influenced by the volume or weight.

Type of Transport

The period and cost taken for your goods to arrive are also determined by the transportation mode. Sea freight is much more economical but slow, whereas air freight is a lot faster but more expensive.

The Distance of the Journey

The distance it takes to ship your container has a significant role to play in the cost of shipping. A shipment covering a larger distance will cost more than a short-distance shipment.

The Destination Port

Customs tariffs and service costs are unavoidable in every country. However, these tariffs differ from country to country. North Korea has a VAT of 10% on imported goods and a special excise tariff of 10-20% imposed on certain luxurious items.

The Time of Year

Autumn is the peak season for shipping in North Korea due to the mild weather. Shipping of goods is higher due to high demand during these seasons.

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Average Container Shipping Rates Estimates

Full Container Load (FCL) Shipping Rates

FCL shipping is best for transporting lots of boxes, pallets and anything which will require a full container shipping to North Korea of up to 45,000lbs.

Full Container Load (FCL) Shipping Rates

20 ft Container $340
40 ft Container $390
Less Than Container (LCL) Shipping Rates

LCL shipping is more affordable way to transport less than container load shipments to North Korea.

Less Than Container (LCL) Shipping Rates

LCL $57/CBM
Personal Effects $440
Household Goods $490
International House Moving Costs

International house moving to North Korea services - quick, easy and cheap.

International House Moving Costs

Partial House (2000Lbs & Less) $470
1 Bedroom (3850 Lbs) $1290
2 Bedroom (4500 Lbs) $1880
3+ Bedroom (8750 Lbs) $2250
Container Car Shipping

International auto transport services to North Korea via RoRo and container ships. Ship cars, trucks, suvs, atv's, boats, RV's, heavy equipment and more.

Container Car Shipping

Sedan (Container) $1090
SUV (Container) $1150
Sedan via RORO $780
SUV via RORO $850

Which Size of Shipping Container Works for Me?

Shipping containers are of 16 types but your sole concern should be only on two (the 20ft and 40ft containers). The rest are for industrial and business-related moves.

How Big Is A 20ft Container?

A 20ft container is capable of storing the entire content of a three-bedroom home.

How Big Is A 40ft Container?

A 40ft container gives you double the space of a 20ft container with a little fraction of the cost. It is value for money especially when you have lots of items to move.

The Difference Between FCL and LCL

A system has been designed by us for persons with a small volume of goods, whereby many clients can share one container. This is called the "Less Than Container Load" (LCL).

It is suitable for someone moving the contents of a one-bedroom apartment. However, if the volume exceeds that, then the customer should use an entire container. This is called the "Full Container Load" (FCL).

Understanding The Different Types of Freight Transportation

The mode of transportation is an important factor to consider in international shipping. This information will aid your decision:

Sea Freight services

North Korea has a cargo-passenger ferry for ocean freight shipping service but it is mostly used for tourism.

Air Freight shipping service

It is the best option for moving items to North Korea because it is faster and they have a lot of cargo aircraft.

Train Freight

This system is not ideal in North Korea as the railways are not properly maintained and it takes longer for movement between destinations.

Truck Freight

This is a better option for transporting your goods via land. It is straightforward and your goods can be delivered to your doorstep.

Additional Shipping Costs

After deciding on the mode of transportation to use, you need to also consider the following additional shipping charges:

  • Customs duties
  • Generate Rate Increase (GRI)
  • Container inspection fees
  • Inland delivery charges
  • Quarantine fees
  • Insurance cover

What's Next?

Having clarified the cost of shipping a container to North Korea, you can count on Three Movers to guide and help you ship your container. Kindly fill our web form to get a free custom quote in minutes.

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Chris Townsend is a moving professional and relocation expert that has more than 10 years of experience in the moving industry. With a background that includes working in virtually every aspect of the company, he has distinguished himself as an integral part of our operations with expertise in all things related to moving. Chris has a keen eye for detail and brings intelligence and passion to every project he’s involved with.

While getting his degree in communications from Santa Clara University, Chris started out with the company working in the field as part of our team of professional moving associates. Following graduation, he was promoted to our main office, where he has thrived in a role that involves increasing responsibility and requires him to wear many different hats. Some days, you may find him answering the phone and providing moving estimates, others he may be writing for our moving blog, and another day he may be coordinating a large corporate moving job or helping us with our marketing efforts. Chris has authored many of our in-depth moving guides, as well as provided our clients with information and advice to handle the complexities of their upcoming moving plans. Simply put, there’s nothing he can’t do and we wouldn’t be where we are today without him.

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