The transports from Turkey to CIS countries .
Transports from Turkey to CIS countries encompass the following nations:
- Kazakhstan
- Turkmenistan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Uzbekistan
- Tajikistan
- Russia
- Belarus
- Ukraine
- Moldova
- Georgia
- Azerbaijan
- Armenia
Solutions for the Delivery of Goods from Turkey to CIS Countries:
1. Utilizing Ferryboat Routes:
- Varna (Bulgaria) – Batumi (Georgia)
- Derince (Turkey) – Chernomorsk (ex-Iliychevsk) (Ukraine)
- Varna (Bulgaria) – Chernomorsk (ex-Iliychevsk) (Ukraine)
- Samsun (Turkey) – Kavkaz (Russia)
- Varna (Bulgaria) – Kavkaz (Russia)
- Direct loading in CIS rail wagons (MPS) in Turkey (Derince, Samsun, Halkali stations) and Bulgaria (Varna).
- Loaded rail wagons are transported on the ferry and sent to their destination station.
2. Transporting in Turkish/European Rail Wagons with Later Transshipment:
- Transshipment at the border station Ungheni (Republic of Moldova) or Sarakhs Turkmenistan.
- Ungheni and Sarakhs train stations facilitate transshipment from European wagons to wide rail wagons, complete shipment documentation, seal them, and send them to the delivery station.
3. Transporting by Ship with Eventual Transshipment to CIS Railway Wagons:
- Used for large shipments.
- Loading the transport ship in a Turkish port, transshipment, completing transport documents, and sending the shipment by sea to ports in Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan, or Russia.
- Transfer of goods to a rail car or truck at the destination.
4. Transporting by Trucks with Transshipment in Wagons in Georgia:
- Suitable for merchandise loaded in the eastern part of Turkey destined for Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, or Tajikistan.
- Transportation from Turkey to Georgia’s stations (Batumi, Poti, Vale, or Akhaltsikhe) by lorries, followed by transshipment to wagons.
- Utilization of the Alyat (Baku)-Turkmenbashi ferry or the Alyat (Baku) -Aktau or Kuryk ferry.
5. Transporting in Containers by Sea with Transshipment on Railway Wagons:
- Loading an empty container at the shipper’s location.
- Transporting the loaded container to a Turkish port, transferring it to a ship, and sailing to the CIS port.
- Offloading the container and loading it onto the rail flat train for the final destination.
- Utilizing shipper’s containers, maritime line containers, or those purchased in Turkey.
6. Transporting in Containers by Sea with Transshipment in CIS Wagons or Rail Containers:
- Offloading merchandise from the container in the CIS harbor.
- Transshipment to a CIS train car/container.
Means of transport | Advantages | Disadvantages |
By ferry Varna (Bulgaria) – Batumi (Georgia), Derince (Turkey) – Chernomorsk (ex-Ilyichevsk) (Ukraine), Varna (Bulgaria) – Chernomorsk (ex-Ilyichevsk) (Ukraine), Samsun (Turkey) – Kavkaz (Russia), Varna (Bulgaria) – Kavkaz (Russia) |
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The transport in Turkish rail wagons with transshipment to CIS wagons at Ungheni train station (Republic of Moldova) or Sarakhs (Turkmenistan) |
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By ship+ Wagons/trucks |
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By lorry with transshipment to rail wagons at train stations in Batumi, Poti, Vale or Akhaltsikhe in Georgia |
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Transporting by sea in containers with transshipment onto the rail flat wagons |
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Transporting in containers by sea with transshipment of the cargo to CIS train cars/containers |
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Routes of cargo delivery from Turkey to the CIS countries, Afghanistan
The cost of transportation of goods from Turkey to the CIS countries
In order to find out the cost of transportation of goods from Turkey to the CIS countries, we ask you to send the following information to our email manager@simplextrans.com:
- the name of the goods (if any – the customs code of the goods)
- transportation route (place of loading and delivery of cargo)
- quantity of cargo
- information on the packing of cargo, the permissibility of its transshipment in the port or at the transshipment station
- the dimensions and weight of the packing places.
Below you may find some photos related to the carriage of cargo from Turkey to CIS countries conducted by the company Simplextrans: