Published by Chris Townsend
Last updated Jan, 05 2026
How Much Does It Cost Of Shipping A Container To Uzbekistan?
There are a lot of things that come into shipping internationally. Thinking about it sure can get overwhelming. With that in mind, Three Movers is ready to assist you in making every decision-making easy and breezy. You have us to guide you from the start to the finish of your hauling process. Our team of experts will make sure that every step is stress-free for you.
With international shipments, there are a few main factors to consider. These are:
- The volume/weight of the items to be shipped: Sea freight transportation considers volume either large or small packages. The more you want to ship, the higher the cost. The same applies to air freight, using weight as the means of measure.
- The type of transport: If your transport doesn’t need to arrive in an instant to the port of destination, sea freight transportation is a good option. It is about five times cheaper than the air freight option. If you chose the air freight option, expect your shipment to arrive in a few days but it will cost higher. Land transportation is another option, however, it is only available to destinations that are connected by land from the point of origin.
- Distance: The farther the shipment will be from the port of departure, the higher the cost.
- The destination port: Port fees can vary depending on the port you choose. Uzbekistan is land-locked with some of its ports utilizing the river that runs through the country. There are a sizable amount of ports in the country.
- Peak season: Relocation within the peak season will affect the total cost. Peak season, as of 2021, is between August to October. During this period, people are getting ready for the back-to-school and holiday seasons.
Average Container Transporting Rates Estimates
FCL is best for transporting lots of boxes, pallets and anything which will require a full container shipping to Uzbekistan of up to 45,000lbs.
Full Container Load (FCL) Shipping Rates | |
|---|---|
| 20 ft Container | $1370 |
| 40 ft Container | $1760 |
LCL is more affordable way to transport less than container load shipments to Uzbekistan.
Less Than Container (LCL) Shipping Rates | |
|---|---|
| LCL | $85/CBM |
| Personal Effects | $855 |
| Household Goods | $1370 |
International house moving to Uzbekistan services - quick, easy and cheap.
International House Moving Costs | |
|---|---|
| Partial House (2000Lbs & Less) | $895 |
| 1 Bedroom (3850 Lbs) | $1760 |
| 2 Bedroom (4500 Lbs) | $2650 |
| 3+ Bedroom (8750 Lbs) | $3825 |
International auto transport services to Uzbekistan via RoRo and container ships. Ship cars, trucks, suvs, atv's, boats, RV's, heavy equipment and more.
Container Car Shipping | |
|---|---|
| Sedan via RORO | $1370 |
| SUV via RORO | $1545 |
| Sedan (Container) | $1855 |
| SUV (Container) | $2060 |
Which Size of Container Works Best for Me?
You have a choice of utilizing the 20ft container, which can fit approximately the amount of 3 bedrooms in a small household, or a 40ft container which is times-two the amount of the former.
You can always choose to share with other customers through the Less Than Cargo Load option if you are unable to fill all of the containers. (LCL). It is recommended that you select Full Cargo Load if you are sending multiple or oversized packages. (FCL). A reasonable-sized container will be available for your usage.
Understanding the Different Types of Freight Transportation
Since you are shifting, you can use two modes of transportation: sea and air.
Sea freight transportation is significantly slower than all other options. However, shipments using this option experience more leniency when it comes to weight since this option considers volume. This is also cheaper than using a cargo plane.
Air freight transportation is the fastest option. It can ship your cargo within a few days in most cases. For various reasons, this option costs higher than utilizing sea freight transportation.
Additional Costs
International hauling can have some additional transport costs. They are:
- Custom duties
- Container inspection fees
- VAT
- Inland delivery charges
- Insurance
- Quarantine Fees
Custom Duty charges differ per country. In Uzbekistan, charges for imported goods range from 0 to more than a hundred percent but the average rate falls at around 20 percent.
What’s Next?
With more or less a working idea on shipping to Uzbekistan, your next step will be to contact Three Movers to start your shipment process. You can get a free quote – yes, it’s free! You can fill the web form or call us at (888) 202-0036.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of shipping a container to Uzbekistan typically ranges from $3,800–$7,500 for a 20-foot container and $6,200–$10,500 for a 40-foot container. Pricing is influenced by origin port, container size, ocean freight rates, inland rail transport via Central Asia, fuel surcharges, customs clearance fees, and seasonal congestion. Door-to-door service costs more than port-to-port, especially for household goods requiring destination handling and customs support.
Container shipping to Uzbekistan usually takes 35–55 days from major U.S., European, or Asian ports. Transit time includes ocean freight to regional hubs, rail transport through neighboring countries, customs clearance, and final inland delivery. Winter weather, rail congestion, and border inspections can add delays. Door-to-door shipments typically take 5–10 days longer than port-to-port services.
Shipping a container to Uzbekistan requires a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, shipper’s letter of instructions, and certificate of origin. Certain goods also require conformity certificates, phytosanitary permits, or health approvals. Accurate classification and valuation are critical, as errors commonly cause customs delays. Many shippers rely on professional coordination through an international moving and storage provider to manage documentation correctly.
Uzbekistan restricts or prohibits items such as narcotics, weapons, explosives, drones, hazardous chemicals, political or religious materials, certain electronics, food products, animal goods, and pharmaceuticals without permits. Some items may be allowed only with special licenses or inspections. Misdeclared or prohibited cargo can be seized or fined, making pre-shipment compliance checks essential.
Yes, most imports into Uzbekistan are subject to customs duties and value-added tax. Duties generally range from 5%–70% depending on the commodity, while VAT is commonly assessed at 15% of the declared customs value. The taxable base includes cargo value, freight, and insurance. Proper valuation and paperwork help prevent reassessments and clearance delays during import processing.
Yes, container shipments to Uzbekistan can be tracked using the container number or bill of lading through ocean carrier and rail operator systems. Tracking shows milestones such as vessel departure, transshipment, rail handoff, and border crossings. Inland rail updates may be less frequent, but consolidated tracking through a single provider improves shipment visibility end to end.
Using a professional provider is strongly recommended when shipping a container to Uzbekistan. These companies coordinate ocean freight, rail transport, customs brokerage, and destination delivery under one contract, reducing risk and delays. Full-service coordination is especially helpful for household goods or mixed cargo shipments, as outlined in this international moving costs overview.
