Shipping Cost from the USA to Honduras
Shipping costs depend on several factors, including:
- Shipping method (air or ocean freight).
- The size, weight, and volume of your cargo.
- The origin in the USA and destination in Honduras.
- Additional services such as customs clearance and insurance.
For an accurate estimate, use our freight rate calculator or request a quote.
How Long Does Freight Shipping Take from the USA to Honduras?
Transit times depend on the shipping method:
- Air Freight: Typically 2–5 days for most shipments.
- Ocean Freight: Usually 10–20 days, depending on the port of origin in the USA and the destination port in Honduras.
Freight Shipping Steps from the USA to Honduras
Shipping with RAM International Shipping is simple and efficient. Here’s how it works:
1. Sending a Transportation Request
Provide your shipment details, including cargo type, dimensions, and destination, to receive a quote.
2. Booking and Documentation
We handle all necessary documentation, including:
- Bill of Lading (BOL).
- Commercial Invoice.
- Packing List.
- Export Declaration.
3. Receiving Your Shipment
Your cargo is received at our facility or port of departure, inspected, and prepared for transport.
4. Customs Clearance at Origin
We manage export customs clearance in the USA to ensure compliance.
5. Loading Your Shipment
Your shipment is securely loaded onto a plane or ship for transit to Honduras.
6. Cargo Transportation to the Final Destination
Once in Honduras, your shipment is transported to its final destination using trusted local carriers.
Shipping to Honduras from the USA: Customs Clearance
Efficient customs clearance is essential for smooth international shipping. RAM International Shipping provides professional customs clearance services to simplify this process.
Customs Clearance in the USA
- Ensure that all export documentation, such as the commercial invoice and packing list, is accurate.
- Comply with U.S. export regulations to avoid delays.
Customs Clearance in Honduras
- Submit the required documents, including the bill of lading, commercial invoice, and any necessary permits.
- Pay import duties and taxes based on the cargo’s type and value.
For more information, visit the Honduran Customs Authority.
Shipping to Honduras: Prohibited and Restricted Items for Import
Honduras enforces specific restrictions on certain imports. Items that may be prohibited or require special permits include:
- Hazardous materials and chemicals.
- Counterfeit goods and pirated content.
- Certain agricultural products, live animals, and plants.
- Firearms, ammunition, and explosives without authorization.
For detailed regulations, consult the Honduran Customs Authority or contact our team for assistance.
Main Ports in Honduras
Honduras’ ports are essential hubs for international trade. Key ports include:
- Puerto Cortés: The largest and busiest port, handling most containerized cargo.
- Puerto Castilla: Located on the northern coast, specializing in bulk goods and general cargo.
- Puerto La Ceiba: A smaller port focusing on regional trade and exports.
