Who this service is for
Buyers and sellers seeking a clearly scoped duty-paid delivery plan. The right plan starts with your delivery priority, shipment size and receiving requirements.
When to choose this service
Assess DDP when the seller can lawfully complete the required import arrangements. It is a commercial responsibility structure, not a mode of transport; air and sea options may be used.
What to check before booking
Specify the named place, importer arrangement, goods value and included costs. Clarify any excluded inspection, storage, unloading or exceptional charges before accepting a quote.
Cargo acceptance & service limits
A seller may be unable to complete import formalities in some circumstances. Where that applies, discuss an alternative delivery term instead of assuming DDP is always available.
How your shipment moves
Review the goods and destination, confirm feasible importer and tax arrangements, approve a written shipping scope and then coordinate transport and delivery.
Information for an accurate quote
Share the supplier city, destination postcode, product description, carton count, gross weight, external packing dimensions and cargo-ready date. If you do not know all of these yet, send what you have and explain what is still being finalized.
Timing, costs & delivery scope
Ask for the proposed collection date, departure arrangement and expected delivery window for your shipment. Schedules, customs checks, cargo acceptance and local delivery conditions can change the journey. Rates are quoted for the actual cargo and booking date; confirm the scope and quote validity before shipping.