Freight from the Netherlands to Uzbekistan
Collection anywhere in the Netherlands · Tashkent in 15–21 days · groupage from 1 kg
The Netherlands is a key origin of INFOBETA's groupage to Uzbekistan: agricultural and greenhouse equipment, seeds and planting material, food ingredients, machinery, chemicals and consumer goods. We collect from the supplier anywhere in the Netherlands — Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Venlo, Westland, Groningen — bring the cargo to our hub in Vilnius, consolidate it with other Uzbekistan-bound freight and dispatch weekly to Tashkent with delivery to the door in every region. Full trucks run directly from the Netherlands without transhipment.
Freight from the Netherlands to Uzbekistan — key facts
| Groupage Netherlands → Tashkent | 15–21 days door to door; departures from Vilnius weekly |
| Full truck Netherlands → Tashkent | 13–17 days, 13.6 m / 24 t / 90–120 m³, no transhipment |
| Air Amsterdam → Tashkent | 1–3 days, direct or via Istanbul |
| Minimum shipment | 1 kg or 0.1 m³ |
| Collection in the Netherlands | usually within 24–48 hours of cargo readiness; several suppliers combined into one shipment |
| Export declaration | EX filed in the Netherlands at the supplier or in Lithuania — INFOBETA arranges both |
| Documents | invoice, packing list, EX, T1, CMR; certificate of origin, veterinary or phytosanitary certificate on request |
| Quote | fixed offer within 24 hours after receiving the packing list and HS codes |
How it works
Send the packing list, HS codes, pick-up address in the Netherlands and delivery address in Uzbekistan. Within 24 hours you receive a fixed quote and the permitted route for your codes.
Our partner vehicles collect the cargo at the supplier — the Randstad and the Venlo / Westland logistics regions are served several times a week; for FTL the truck loads directly for Tashkent. The Dutch exporter provides the invoice and packing list; the EX declaration can be filed in the Netherlands or in Vilnius.
Groupage is received at the INFOBETA hub, checked and loaded into the next weekly truck to Tashkent.
EX, T1 transit and CMR are issued in Lithuania. Every HS code is checked against EU Regulations 765/2006 and 833/2014 before loading: open codes go via Belarus or Latvia, Russia and Kazakhstan; restricted codes via Türkiye and the Caspian. Free check: infobeta.eu/hs-check.
EAEU transit through Kazakhstan, import clearance at the Uzbek border or destination customs, delivery to Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, Andijan, Navoi or Nukus.
Transit times
| Netherlands → Uzbekistan | LTL groupage | FTL full truck | Air |
|---|---|---|---|
| → Tashkent | 15–21 days | 13–17 days | 1–3 days |
| → Samarkand / Bukhara / Fergana | 16–23 days | 14–19 days | 2–4 days |
For Dutch greenhouse and agricultural equipment we also arrange oversized and project cargo; for heavy regular volumes, rail from Poland or Lithuania (15–22 days from the terminal). Times are indicative and depend on the permitted route and customs.
Documents
Dutch exporter: commercial invoice and packing list (and, for regulated goods, technical documentation for the Uzbek certificate of conformity). INFOBETA: EX declaration (in the Netherlands or Lithuania), T1 transit, CMR, EUR.1 or certificate of origin on request, veterinary and phytosanitary certificates issued in Lithuania — essential for Dutch seeds, seedlings, flower bulbs, dairy and feed. Uzbek importer: contract registered in the customs system and, for regulated goods, an Uzstandard certificate of conformity.
Price
Groupage is priced per pallet or cubic metre, full trucks per vehicle. Included: collection in the Netherlands, EU export formalities, T1, CMR liability insurance, transit via Kazakhstan. Not included: Uzbek import duties and VAT, certification fees, demurrage caused by late consignee documents.
Why INFOBETA
Since 2008 INFOBETA has combined Dutch suppliers' cargo into weekly consolidations to Tashkent. Every week 3–6 of our trucks leave Vilnius for Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan; forwarder liability is insured for EUR 200,000; one coordinator handles the shipment in English, Russian or Lithuanian. Typical cargo from the Netherlands: greenhouse and irrigation equipment, seeds and planting material, dairy and food ingredients, machinery and spare parts, chemicals, consumer goods.
Freight from the Netherlands to Uzbekistan — FAQ
How long does cargo take from the Netherlands to Tashkent?
Groupage 15–21 days door to door, full truck 13–17 days, air from Amsterdam 1–3 days.
Do you collect from small suppliers in the Netherlands?
Yes — from 1 kg or 0.1 m³, anywhere in the Netherlands, usually within 24–48 hours of readiness. Several suppliers can be merged into one shipment with one set of documents.
Who files the export declaration for goods from the Netherlands?
Either the Dutch exporter's broker in the Netherlands or INFOBETA in Lithuania — we arrange whichever is simpler for the supplier. T1 transit and CMR are issued by INFOBETA.
Can Dutch goods transit Russia to Uzbekistan?
Most can, some cannot: EU Regulations 765/2006 and 833/2014 ban transit of listed goods. We check every HS code before loading; restricted codes go via Türkiye and the Caspian. Free check at infobeta.eu/hs-check.
Do you ship seeds, plants and dairy from the Netherlands to Uzbekistan?
Yes — seeds, seedlings, bulbs and products of animal origin need phytosanitary or veterinary certificates, which INFOBETA issues in Lithuania before dispatch (Phytosanitary Register No. 008763), plus an Uzstandard certificate of conformity on the Uzbek side.
What does the price include?
Collection in the Netherlands, EU export formalities, T1, CMR liability insurance and Kazakh transit. Uzbek duties, VAT and certification are not included. Fixed quote within 24 hours.