Shipping costs from China to Indonesia can vary based on the shipping method, weight, dimensions, and specific logistics providers. Here’s a general overview:

1. Shipping Methods:

• Air Freight:
  • Express Shipping: Carriers like DHL, FedEx, and UPS typically charge between $30 to $100 for packages under 2 kg. For heavier shipments (5 kg and up), costs range from $5 to $10 per kg.
  • Delivery Time: 1-5 business days for express services.
• Sea Freight:
  • LCL (Less-than-Container Load): Prices start around $100 to $200 for smaller shipments, depending on volume.
  • FCL (Full Container Load): A 20-foot container can cost approximately $1,500 to $3,000 or more, depending on the route and demand.
  • Delivery Time: Generally takes 2-6 weeks.

2. Cost Factors:

• Weight and Dimensions: Costs are based on actual weight or dimensional weight (whichever is greater).
• Shipping Provider: Different carriers may offer varying rates and services.
• Additional Fees: Be aware of potential fuel surcharges, customs duties, and insurance costs.

3. Customs Duties and Taxes:

• Customs duties and taxes may apply when importing goods into Indonesia. It’s important to factor these into your overall cost.

4. Online Quotes:

• Use shipping calculators on carrier websites (DHL, FedEx, UPS) to get estimates based on your specific shipment details.

5. Freight Forwarders:

• Consider using a freight forwarder for larger shipments, as they can help you find competitive rates and manage logistics more effectively.

If you have specific details about your shipment, like weight and dimensions, I can help refine the cost estimates or guide you on obtaining quotes!