Shipping to Venezuela

STANDARD FREE TIME -EXPORTS
Operator	✓ Maersk	Safmarine	MCC	Seago	✓ Sealand
Port / terminal Names	All
Valid from	1	January	2019
Valid to	31	December	2019
Charge Type	Export - Detention
Commodity Codes
Transport Mode	All transport modes
Service Mode	All service modes
Freetime	DAYS	Calendar / Working	Same / Next day if after	Next day if after : TIME
DRY	15	Calendar	Same_Day
REEF	15	Calendar	Same_Day
IMO	15	Calendar	Same_Day
OTHER	15	Calendar	Same_Day

STANDARD RATES APPLICABLE AFTER FREE TIME*
	From (Days)	To (Days)	Rate for 20 DRY	Rate for 40/45 DRY	Rate for 20 REEF	Rate for 40 REEF	Rate for 20' Flat & Open Top	Rate for 40' Flat & Open Top	IMO 20'	IMO 40'
Storage	16	Thereafter	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50	USD 50

Non Operative Reefer

Non Operative Reefers requires a mandatory X-RAY inspection prior empty evacuation which entails costs of USD 170 per box to the line.

45’ containers

45’ units are accepted in Venezuela under shipper responsibility; customer needs to look out for the appropriate equipment (chassis) for transportation.

Documents to present

All export documents must be presented at our different custom agencies as follows:

• Booking confirmation and copy of BL: 3 days before vessel ETA.

• DUA: 2 days before vessel ETA

Required Documents

All Transport Documents and Cargo Manifests must be presented to customs 48 hours before vessel arrival perfectly.

Kind of Bill of Ladings

Maersk issues 3 types of Transport Documents and your preference will depend on the terms of trade you have negotiated with your customer at destination.

1. Negotiable Shipped on Board transport document can be used to transfer title to goods by endorsement and is only issued when the container has been loaded, guaranteeing that the vessel mentioned on the document is the first vessel voyage on which the container was shipped.

2. Negotiable Received for Shipment document can also be used to transfer title to goods by endorsement, but unlike the Shipped on Board Transport Document, it can be issued when the container has gated in to the port but even before it has loaded, thereby stating that the container has been ‘received’ to be shipped on a certain vessel voyage, but not guaranteeing that it has indeed loaded

3. Sea waybill is a Transport Document that is issued when there is a high degree of trust between the shipper and the consignee. Sea waybills are not negotiable documents, and cargo is only released to the consignee. You can however have ‘Shipped on Board Sea waybills’ or ‘Received for Shipment Sea waybills’

For Negotiable Transport Documents, the shipper must physically transfer the document to the consignee. Physical surrender of a Negotiable Transport Document is required for release of cargo at destination as cargo is released to the party in whose favour the document has been endorsed. For Sea waybills, while issuance is legally mandatory, collecting a Sea waybill at destination is not a requirement for release of cargo as cargo is only released to the nominated consignee.

Weight Limit

Cargo can be handled in all ports with no more than 30 tons all in (Average Tare KG + Maximum Payload), because apart of local road restrictions there are some ships with lifting capacity in their cranes no more than 35 tons. 

Specifically for 20'
Maximum Gross Weight: 30000
Average Tare KG: 2230
Maximum Payload: 27770

Specifically for 40' 8.6
Maximum Gross Weight: 30000
Average Tare KG: 3740
Maximum Payload: 26260

Out of Gage Cargo (OOG)
OOG subject to the equipment to be used, size of the cargo and the approval from:
Edgar Iriarte (EAI006) 
Edgar.Iriarte@maersk.com
Jorge Sarmiento (JAS015)
Jorge.Sarmiento@maersk.com 
Miguel Diaz (MDI007)
Miguel.Angel.Diaz@maersk.com

Description

Following descriptions are not allowed in B/L’s: 

• Pallets 
• Commodity: Scrap Metal