Route planning
Departures from Türkiye are generally planned via Kapıkule or Hamzabeyli; the final route depends on the loading and delivery addresses.
Freight to Serbia
Full truckload and part load services between Türkiye and Serbia, in both directions. We coordinate loading, documents and delivery.
TWO-WAY ROAD FREIGHT
Export and import
Part load or full truckload: the service is planned around your cargo, collection address and delivery requirements.
EXPORT
From Türkiye to Serbia
We arrange collection across Türkiye according to the loading address and shipment plan, with delivery to Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Subotica and other destinations. We manage vehicle planning, document follow-up and the operation.
IMPORT
From Serbia to Türkiye
For imports from Serbia to Türkiye, we manage the customs process, vehicle organisation and delivery planning together with you.
OUR COVERAGE
Route and delivery points
Collection and delivery are planned for each shipment. Other delivery addresses are also assessed according to your cargo and shipment plan.
Plan your shipmentCollection across Türkiye
We assess collection according to your loading address, cargo and shipment plan.
Delivery locations
Serbia- Belgrade
- Novi Sad
- Niš
- Subotica
- Kragujevac
- Novi Pazar
- Other cities
ROUTE GUIDE
Serbia route guide
General information on customs, documents and border crossing. For situations specific to your cargo and product, consult your customs broker.
Origin documents and customs preparation
Türkiye and Serbia have a free trade agreement. Preferential tariffs depend on the goods meeting the origin rules and on suitable proof of origin being presented. Confirm whether an EUR.1 and any additional documents are appropriate for your goods and shipment with your customs broker.
Route and transit documents
Road cargo from Türkiye to Serbia usually passes through an EU member such as Bulgaria. In that case the cargo is not cleared in the EU country it crosses; it travels to Serbia under a transit regime (with a TIR carnet or a T1 transit declaration). The transit document must be discharged at the destination customs office within its validity period.
Transport permits
Road transport between Türkiye and Serbia is subject to a bilateral transport agreement and to the system of transit permits distributed by the Ministry of Transport. Permit quotas can change over time, so the current situation should be checked when planning a shipment.
Delivery planning
Loading and delivery dates are planned around border crossings, transit document preparation and customs formalities. Seasonal congestion and public holidays may affect the plan.
Checklist before loading
- Commercial invoice and packing list are consistent and complete.
- Suitable proof of origin is ready if preferential tariff treatment is requested.
- Information for the transit document (TIR carnet or T1) is clear.
- The address and contact details of the consignee in Serbia are complete.
Common document issues
- Quantities and weights on the commercial invoice and the packing list do not match.
- The description of the goods is too general, so the customs tariff code cannot be determined.
- Proof of origin needed for preferential treatment is missing or incorrect; the expected tariff may not apply.
- The consignee's telephone number and contact person are missing, which delays the delivery appointment.
CARGO TYPES
Frequently carried cargo
You can also request a quote for cargo not listed here; we will choose the right transport option for your load together.
- Textile products
- Automotive parts
- Machinery and equipment
- Chemical products
- Food products
SHIPMENT PREPARATION
Required documents
Documents vary by cargo and country. For current official requirements, rely on customs announcements and your customs broker.
- CMR
- International road consignment note.
- Commercial invoice
- Shows the buyer, description and value of the goods.
- Packing list
- Packages, pallets, weights and dimensions; must be consistent with the invoice.
- Export documents
- Vary by type of cargo.
HOW WE WORK
From request to delivery
- 01
Cargo details
Cargo type, quantity, dimensions and weight, plus loading and delivery addresses.
- 02
Quote and plan
Choice of part load or full truckload, vehicle and route plan.
- 03
Loading and documents
Checking the invoice, packing list, CMR and, where applicable, the customs declaration.
- 04
Road and delivery
Updates at customs and on delivery.
YOUR QUESTIONS
FAQ
Can I send part load cargo to Serbia?
Yes. Cargo that does not fill a whole vehicle can travel as part load. We plan the shipment according to the type, dimensions and packaging of the goods.
Which cities in Serbia do you deliver to?
We can plan transport to Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Subotica, Kragujevac and other delivery points across the country.
Do you handle transit freight?
Yes. The vehicle is planned according to the country of departure, destination, document status and route.
How is the price for freight to Serbia calculated?
Pricing depends on the weight and dimensions of the cargo, the loading and delivery addresses, and the choice of part load or full truckload. Share these details with us for a quote.
Do you handle documents and customs follow-up?
Yes. CMR, invoice, packing list and export documents are part of the transport process. We keep you informed during loading, vehicle planning, customs and delivery.
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Write to us even if your details are incomplete; we complete the rest together.