Answers to your import-export questions

The timeline varies depending on the product type and origin:

• Sea freight: 20-45 days
• Air freight: 3-7 days
• Customs clearance: 2-5 business days

Essential documents include:

• Commercial Invoice
• Bill of Lading/Airway Bill
• Packing List
• Certificate of Origin
• Import License (if applicable)

We implement a comprehensive quality control process:

• Pre-production inspection
• During production quality checks
• Final inspection before shipping
• Quality certification where required

We export to multiple regions including:

• North America (USA, Canada)
• Europe (UK, Germany, France, etc.)
• Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia)
• Asia Pacific (Australia, Japan, Singapore)

Incoterms are international commercial terms that define:

• Responsibility for shipping costs
• Insurance requirements
• Risk transfer points
• Customs clearance responsibilities

Common terms include FOB, CIF, EXW, and DDP.

Yes, we provide comprehensive customs documentation support:

• Preparation of all required documents
• Customs declaration filing
• HS code classification
• Compliance verification

We accept various payment methods:

• Letter of Credit (L/C)
• Wire Transfer
• Documentary Collection
• Advance Payment

Shipping costs are determined by several factors:

• Cargo volume and weight
• Shipping method (air/sea/land)
• Origin and destination
• Special handling requirements
• Insurance coverage

Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific requirements.

Yes, K.H. Infinity manages full customs clearance for B2B imports and exports, providing transparency on Total Tax Incidence (TTI) including CD, RD, SD, VAT, AIT, and AT per current NBR SROs and the Bangladesh Customs Tariff First Schedule.

K.H. Infinity manages global B2B trade routes including imports from China and the Middle East to Bangladesh, and export lanes to the Gulf and GCC for fresh produce such as potatoes. See our trade routes hub for lane-specific documentation.

TTI is the total landed cost multiplier for imports in Bangladesh, calculated as: Assessable Value (AV) = (C&F + Insurance + Landing) × Adjustment Rate; then CD, RD, SD, VAT, AIT, and AT are applied sequentially per NBR budget gazettes. KHI provides TTI modelling for procurement planning.