Where We Ship
Advanced Koryo exports from South Korea to buyers worldwide. Our established lane runs from Korea to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, supported by our Saudi contact point, and we also serve the wider Gulf, Central Asia, Russia and the CIS, Africa, and other international markets.
Primary Markets
- Saudi Arabia — our home market, served from Jeddah
- Gulf states — UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman
- Russia and the CIS — including Central Asian markets
- Africa and international — on request, subject to route and destination regulations
Shipping Methods
Roll-on / Roll-off (RoRo)
Vehicles are driven onto a dedicated vehicle carrier. Usually the most economical method for a single running vehicle on an established route.
Container
Vehicles are secured inside a container, either exclusively or consolidated with other units. Offers more protection and suits non-running vehicles, high-value units, and shipments combining a vehicle with parts or goods.
Consolidated Freight
For parts, tyres, and general trade goods, we consolidate multiple supplier orders into a single shipment to reduce your per-unit freight cost.
Documents You Receive
- Commercial invoice
- Export certificate and de-registration document
- Bill of lading
- Inspection report and photographs
- Any destination-specific certificates required for your market
Import Rules Are Your Destination's, Not Ours
Every country sets its own rules on vehicle age limits, emissions and specification standards, steering position, and duty rates. These change, and they are enforced at your port, not ours. We will tell you what we know about your destination and what documents we can provide, but confirming current import eligibility and duty rates with your national customs authority or your clearing agent is your responsibility before you commit to an order. We will not quote you a customs figure we cannot stand behind.
Transit Times
Transit time depends on route, vessel schedule, and season. Your quotation states the expected window for your specific shipment. We give you the schedule we have been given, and tell you when it changes.