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Eurasian logistics illustration: railway, freight vehicles and a terminal

From China. To your destination.

Delivery from China across Eurasia: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Belarus and Europe. Delivery to Europe goes through the CIS. We coordinate supplier collection, transit and receipt at your address.

Discuss a routeChoose a destination

Road · Rail · Combined delivery

Where is your cargo going?

Choose a destination on the Eurasian map. For Europe, the delivery sequence is China → CIS → Europe. Explore the connection alongside the details needed for your shipment.

Destination mapCN → KZ
Geographic map of destinations from ChinaCountry outlines across Eurasia. Select a destination on the map or use the tabs above. Points represent countries and regions; lines show connections, not exact transport routes.ChinaKazakhstanKyrgyzstanUzbekistanRussiaBelarusEurope
Country outlines from Natural Earth. Points represent countries and regions; lines show connections, not exact transport routes.Natural Earth ↗
Delivery sequence
  1. OriginChina

    Collection from the supplier

  2. DestinationKazakhstan

    Receipt at your address

Selected destinationChinaKazakhstan

Delivery to Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan can be the final destination, not just a transit point. We start with the supplier’s and recipient’s addresses.

What we clarify
  • City and delivery address
  • Weight, dimensions and packing
  • Site access and receiving conditions
Receiving point

An agreed warehouse, terminal or receiving site.

Discuss this destinationYour destination will be added to the enquiry. You can edit the details.
China → Kazakhstan.

Lines illustrate possible connections, not operating services. Routes, participants, timing and cost are confirmed after reviewing cargo, documents and transport availability.

Kazakhstan within your delivery plan.

Delivery can end at the recipient’s warehouse in Kazakhstan or continue onward. For an intermediate stage, establish its purpose: combine shipments, hand over cargo or change transport modes.

Illustrative container terminal with rail tracks and road access
Connecting transport and cargo handovers

  1. Combine shipments

    Clarify readiness dates and whether separate consignments can travel together.

  2. Arrange onward handover

    Align transfers, documents and the next participant’s readiness to receive cargo.

  3. Deliver locally

    Organise onward delivery to a warehouse or site within Kazakhstan.

The need for an intermediate stage and a specific terminal is agreed for the shipment. The illustration shows a type of facility, not a company-owned site.

A clear checkpoint at every stage.

We help participants work to an agreed plan. When conditions change, we clarify the effect on subsequent stages.

  1. Before dispatch

    Collect shipment details, packing information and readiness. Agree the route, service scope and handover conditions.

    What we confirmShipment scope, participants and dispatch plan

  2. Between legs

    Coordinate participants, request handover confirmations and obtain progress updates.

    What we confirmHandover status and next-leg readiness

  3. At destination

    Clarify receiving arrangements, access and documents. Unloading, installation and other work are agreed separately.

    What we confirmReceiving arrangements and handover records

How we choose the transport.

One leg or a combination of modes: we compare applicable options instead of using the same model for every shipment.

Road

Supplier collection, regional transport and delivery to a specific address.

What we consider

Consider vehicle dimensions, site access and restrictions along each leg.

Rail

The main leg between terminals, with collection and final-mile delivery agreed separately.

What we consider

Review containerisation, terminal operations and cargo readiness before dispatch.

Combined legs

Road, rail and, where appropriate, sea connected within one delivery plan.

What we consider

Compare overall cost and timing, including transfers, storage and waiting between legs.

How multimodal delivery works

Before your first shipment

How is cargo delivered to Europe?

Delivery from China to Europe goes through the CIS. Transit countries, handover points and transport modes are agreed for the cargo and receiving address. Europe is part of the same Eurasian logistics network.

Do all routes go through Kazakhstan?

No. It is one possible option. We consider other paths where suitable for the shipment. The diagram illustrates connection models, not a mandatory route.

Can you give a price and transit time immediately?

A meaningful estimate needs origin, destination, cargo details and readiness. Terms can be discussed after clarifying the details and transport availability. There is no single tariff or timeline for all shipments.

Can equipment be delivered directly to a site?

We can review this requirement. Alongside transport, we clarify dimensions, access, site restrictions and receiving arrangements. Unloading and installation are not automatically included.

Let’s plan your shipment.

Approximate details are enough for the first discussion. After reviewing them, we outline possible options and the questions needed to confirm delivery.

  1. Origin

    Supplier city and address in China.

  2. Destination

    Country, city and receiving point.

  3. Cargo

    Goods, weight, dimensions and package count.

  4. Readiness

    Collection readiness and preferred arrival date.

  5. Documents

    Available invoice, specification and packing list.

Quotes and timing are project-specific. Feasibility depends on the goods, participants, documents and applicable conditions.

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