Wellington-China Moving & Shipping by Sea

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand and the country's second-largest city. Whether you are shipping furniture, luggage, parcels or other personal belongings back home from Wellington by sea, or shipping from China to Wellington, Seapoe Relo can provide you with comprehensive services including door-to-door packing and pickup, assistance with complete documentation, customs declaration and clearance in both China and New Zealand, duty-free assistance, insurance, transportation, warehousing, inland transport and home delivery, so you can enjoy a worry-free experience throughout.

Wellington Sea Shipping

For sea shipping from China to Wellington or from Wellington back home, Seapoe Relo can handle personal items including but not limited to:
Furniture: wardrobes, chests of drawers, beds, mattresses, TV cabinets, tables and chairs, sofas, coffee tables, decorations, etc.
Building materials: doors and windows, flooring, bricks and tiles, etc.
Home appliances: computers, TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, microwaves, fans, air conditioners, kitchenware, fitness equipment, etc.
Valuables: pianos, rosewood furniture, antiques, sculptures, artworks, precious calligraphy and paintings, etc.
Luggage and parcels: clothes, shoes, bags, books, bicycles, etc.

Sea Shipping Back Home from Wellington

Shipping methods

• Sea containers (20ft, 40ft, 40ft high cube)
• LCL (less than container load)
• Seapoe Relo groupage (consolidated shipping)
• Sea parcel dedicated line

Service process (door-to-door, approximately 60-90 days in total)

• On-site packing (including disassembly and packing of furniture), item list registration, overall packing and reinforcement
• Free warehousing, sea freight booking, insurance purchase, customs declaration, container loading
• After arrival in China: customs inspection, tariff declaration, sorting and pickup at supervised warehouse, free warehousing
• Home delivery in China (including furniture placement, installation, packing removal and cleanup)

Sea Shipping from China to Wellington

Shipping methods

• Sea containers (20ft, 40ft, 40ft high cube)
• LCL (less than container load)
• Seapoe Relo groupage (consolidated shipping)
• International express

Service process (door-to-door, approximately 45-75 days in total)

• Free on-site assessment across China (excluding express and parcels)
• Advance provision of cartons, packing materials, tape and other supplies for self-packing
• On-site packing (including disassembly and packing of furniture), item list registration, overall packing and reinforcement
• Free warehousing, sea freight booking, insurance purchase, customs declaration, container loading
• After arrival in Australia: customs inspection, tariff declaration (duty-free assistance where eligible), sorting and pickup at supervised warehouse, free warehousing
• Home delivery in Wellington (including furniture placement, installation, packing removal and cleanup)

Impressions of Wellington

As the capital of New Zealand, Wellington has many advantages. It surrounds a beautiful harbor, boasts an outstanding cultural atmosphere, and is adjacent to open beaches, with numerous restaurants and shops along the coast.

Wellington is a sister city to Xiamen, Beijing and Tianjin in China, with a population of about 400,000. Its higher education institutions include: Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University Wellington Campus, University of Otago Wellington Campus, Wellington Institute of Technology, Whitireia Polytechnic, New Zealand National Drama School, New Zealand School of Dance, etc.

Living tips for Wellington:

• Wellington has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, and UV rays are strong year-round.
• Driving speeds in New Zealand are fast; never cross the road on a red light.
• New Zealand's public transport system is not very developed; having your own vehicle is almost essential.
• New Zealand customs requirements are very strict; do not take any chances.
• About 9% of Wellington residents are Maori, with most of the rest being descendants of British and Irish immigrants. English is the common language in New Zealand, and Maori people speak Maori. Most residents believe in Catholicism and Protestantism.