Ship Car To Marshall Islands

Car Shipping Marshall Islands

Shipping A Car To The Marshall Islands

Typical Shipping Prices – How Much Does It Cost?

• To ship a car from the U.S. to the Marshall Islands will generally cost from $2,300 to $5,400, depending on the type and size of the vehicle.
• Certain times of year may be more affordable than others, especially if you find a mover with an available spot or it’s a popular delivery timeframe.

Cost & Time For Shipments

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.

*Save the ground cost by delivering to the nearest port.

*Allow an additional 10 days to process the documents.

*Prices are for one car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to haul internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.

*The RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive, and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.

The Marshall Islands is a country island located in the Pacific Ocean. The beaches there are desirable, and in 2011, a shark sanctuary was also declared. People come from all over to reside and visit the Marshall Islands.

It doesn't matter why you intend to reside there, although many come to study there. Having a personal one to travel the island will be very useful to you. It is much easier to travel this way although public transport is available. A personal auto will help you to avoid any language or currency barriers.

Popular Destinations

• Arno
• Ebeye
• Jabor
• Kili
• Majuro
• Mili
• Namdrik
• Wotje

Hauling There

When you want to import, contact the Embassy of Marshall Islands to get updated on the current shipping policies. Policies can change at any time, so it is in your best interest to contact the Embassy of the Marshall Islands first. Even though other requirements will need to be addressed, one can assume that they will need specific documentation.

Required Documents

1. License, picture ID, or passport
2. Title and vehicle registration
3. Proof of purchase
4. Proof of insurance
5. Proof of residency
6. Bill of lading
7. Passport and/or visa

Exporting Methods to Select From

There are several forms that a person can take advantage of. However, the two are more reliable and cheaper than the others. The air method is only best for landlocked countries and is so expensive that few can afford it.

The RO/RO method is the least expensive. It requires that the auto can drive onto and off the ship. The motorcar must be empty except for floor mats, a car jack, and a spare tire. All seaports don't permit this method, so make sure that there is one close enough to you who is willing to accept the RO/RO method.

The container option is when the vehicle is placed inside a large shipboard. The container and the auto can possess other belongings as long as the country's Customs accept them. When choosing the container method, consider sharing the container with another individual to help ease the costs.

The owner must be present at the time of the arrival at port. A port will not hold a vehicle for the owner, so arranging hauling will be necessary.

Moving Of Heavy Equipment & Oversized Cargo

At A-1 Auto Transport, we get to know our customers and their unique needs. This allows us to apply our decades of expertise to deliver a precise, personal experience. When moving oversized cargo or heavy equipment to the Marshall Islands, the overall size and weight play a large part in the cost, type of vessel used, and insurance considerations. With A-1, we have probably done it before and, in the past year, have shipped quite a few pieces of large cargo, including bulldozers, cranes, heavy autos, large trucks, log loaders, pneumatic rollers, pile drivers, skidders, and much much more. As a full-service company, we will initiate and see you through the process so that you can attend to the other essential facets of your business.

Relevant Statistics

• Approximately 500 cars are hauled annually.
• 95% of shipments arrive within 30 days.
• The moving costs range from $1,200 to $2,500, depending on the type and size.
• Over 80% of imports are used vehicles.
• The most popular origin for shipments is the United States, accounting for 70% of all imports.

General Facts

• It is possible to move from specific locations around the world.
• The process involves preparing it, completing the necessary paperwork, and arranging transportation.
• Different methods are available, such as container or roll-on/roll-off (RO-RO).
• Import duties and taxes may apply when bringing a car there.
• It's essential to research and comply with the customs regulations and requirements of both the country of origin and the Marshall Islands before moving.

Explanation of Solutions

One part of that process is determining the vessel type and option that best aligns with your needs. The dimensions of your freight play a deciding role in how it’ll be hauled. If your item isn’t oversized and not particularly heavy, then moving via a container might be a good route to go. Although more expensive than some of the other options, it provides unparalleled protection from elements and criminal activity. If your cargo is self-propelled, then the least expensive option might be best for you. Known as RoRo (Roll On/Roll Off), vehicles roll onto the ship’s ramp, through the hull, and are placed amongst thousands of other operables. Locked into a car deck, this is the simplest method we offer.

If your freight is inoperable, oversized, and/or on a flat rack, a LoLo (Lift On/Lift Off) vessel would be ideal. With the help of a crane operator, your freight is lifted dockside and placed onto the ship. Sometimes, a flat rack is necessary when moving stacks of materials or oddly shaped items that need special attention. Acting as an open-walled container, freight can be attached to many locations on the rack to ensure secure delivery.

Other Services

• Overseas Services