Shipping to Asia Pacific
Shipping to Asia Pacific
Discover direct, customs-cleared services to some of the fastest growing markets in the world.
Discover direct, customs-cleared services to some of the fastest growing markets in the world.
Discover direct, customs-cleared services to some of the fastest growing markets in the world.
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Open your doors to Asia Pacific
Looking for an end-to-end shipping solution to reach your customers in Asia Pacific? Delight your customers with a wide choice of delivery options, taking advantage of our multiple direct flights to the region each week.1
Check out our services below to choose the ones that suit you.
Packages
Offer your customers flexible delivery options with door-to-door, customs cleared, time and day-definite services for packages up to 68 kg.
| Arrive by2 | |
|---|---|
 FedEx International Priority® |
2-4 business days |
 FedEx International Economy® |
4-6 business days |
1 Weekly counts refer to flights to and from Europe. These figures are subject to change without notice.
2 Between major European and Asia Pacific cities, service availability and transit times depend on the shipment’s origin and destination.
Simple, flexible shipping to Asia Pacific
Connect to your customers with flexible services that give you more choice of delivery times.
Speed
Reach key cities across Japan within 48 hours and get extra connectivity with a direct flight every day.*
Coverage
Get your goods delivered to over 30 countries and territories through our regional AsiaOne Network. Offering overnight deliveries between key Asia Pacific markets and domestic services within China, Australia and Thailand on over 300 weekly intra-Asia flights.
Convenience
Give your customers more choice with time definite shipping, plus the option to ship to, redirect, collect or drop off their packages at over 160,000 FedEx locations across Asia Pacific.
*Transit times and international delivery commitments may vary depending on origin and destination. Due to COVID-19, transit times for shipments to different Asia Pacific destinations may be extended further. See our Service News page to get details about service impacts.
What's Next?
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More information
Every market is different and has its own rules and regulations. But as a starting point, here are a few things to bear in mind before you ship:
- Providing the correct details and documents is key
- Information should be provided in English
- Regulated goods (such as drugs, food, biological substances and medical devices) are subject to additional governmental control
- Adding the recipient’s phone number and email to the invoice and packing list will avoid clearance delays if your carrier has any questions
- Keep an eye on regulations in the Asia Pacific market you’re shipping to, and check them before shipping to ensure you’re up to date
If you want to learn more about specific market regulations, head to our Shipping Channel where you can read handy guides on shipping to South Korea, Japan, and China.
Before shipping to Asia Pacific, you need to complete a commercial invoice and an air waybill. If you’re sending regulated goods (e.g., alcohol, medical devices or electronics) then you and the recipient may need to provide extra documents.
Any other documents will depend on which market you’re sending goods from and to, the value of the shipment, and the regulatory status of the goods.
- A precise goods description
Providing a full and accurate description of your goods is crucial. Remember to include any specific details and avoid generic descriptions.
- An accurate Harmonized System (HS) code
Including the correct Harmonized System (HS) code will help ensure the description of the goods is understood by the authorities in all countries. You can find an item’s Harmonized System code online using an HS code search tool or on your country’s government website
- Country of origin
List the country of origin of your goods. This is where the goods were manufactured, not where you’re sending the goods from.
- The recipient’s contact details
In case the customs authorities in the Asia Pacific market you’re shipping to need to contact the receiver with questions, you need to provide your receiver’s details