Adi Shipping provides a reviewed process rather than an anonymous instant rate. The exact route, documentation, carrier, and handover requirements depend on the individual shipment.
1. Share the vehicle and route facts
Provide the collection location, destination, make and model, year, type, running condition, timing, and inland collection need. Add dimensions or photographs for unusual, commercial, non-running, or oversized vehicles.
2. Route and method review
Adi Shipping checks the practical origin port, destination connection, inland movement, and whether Ro-Ro or container transport is more suitable. Known limitations and missing information are identified before the proposal is complete.
3. Human-reviewed proposal
Pricing can reflect collection distance, dimensions, special handling, port charges, carrier availability, method, insurance, and timing. A quote is not a customs approval or guaranteed sailing until the relevant confirmations are complete.
4. Documents and booking coordination
Required vehicle, ownership, export, import, customs, and port documents are confirmed for the route. Website checklists are preliminary only.
5. Collection, port handling, and updates
After approval, collection, port delivery, loading, and shipping steps are coordinated. Active-shipment questions should include a booking, bill of lading, or container number. Updates can change with carrier or port information.
6. Arrival and delivery planning
Port release, customs, licensing, registration, storage, brokerage, inspection, and delivery responsibilities vary by shipment and country and are not automatically included in a general estimate.