Freight transportation from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand to the countries of Central Asia.

Freight Transportation from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand to Central Asia

Simplextrans provides cargo transportation services from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. Below are the logistics options available for freight delivery:

Delivery Routes from India:

              Sea Container Transportation to Bandar Abbas (Iran)

• • Cargo is shipped from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand to the port of Bandar Abbas, where containers are unloaded and transferred into CIS railcars.
  • These containers are then sent to the Sarahs station on the Iran/Turkmenistan border, where the cargo is reloaded into Soviet-style covered wagons or gondola cars and transported directly to the destination without further handling.
  • This method is cost-efficient for bulk shipments, where 3 x 20-foot containers or 2 x 40-foot containers can be consolidated into 1 railcar.

     

    Liner Container Delivery Without transshipment

    • This route involves delivering goods in liner containers from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, or Tajikistan.
    • For fragile goods or sensitive equipment (e.g., electronics, dishes), containers are transferred onto trucks or railway platforms without additional handling at ports.

       

      Sea Transportation to the Black or Baltic Sea Ports

      • Cargo from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and India is shipped to the Black Sea or Baltic Sea ports. It is then transferred to rail or road transport for final delivery to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, or Tajikistan.
      • This option avoids Iranian transit but comes with higher costs and longer delivery times due to extended sea routes.