Cargo from Switzerland to Croatia
1. Shipping
2.Cargo services
3. Door-to-door delivery
Cargo from Switzerland to Croatia: Groupage, Oversized, Full Loads, Personal Effects, Air and Express Delivery
Plan reliable door-to-door shipping from Switzerland to Croatia with solutions tailored for groupage LTL, oversized and out-of-gauge transport, full truckload FTL, personal effects removals, fast air freight and express delivery. We serve pickups across Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Bern and Lausanne and deliver throughout Zagreb, Split, Rijeka, Zadar and Dubrovnik. Our cross-border logistics cover export formalities in Switzerland, EU transit, Croatian import customs clearance, professional packing and real-time tracking—so your shipment arrives on time and within budget.
Talk to Our Logistics Team
✉️ info@neva-logistics.com | 24/7 support and instant quotes
What Cargo We Ship from Switzerland to Croatia
From precision engineering to household moves, we organize consolidated pallets, partial loads and full trucks, plus time-critical air freight and dedicated express vans. Typical arrivals use gateways like Zagreb Airport, Split Airport or the Port of Rijeka, while Swiss export and EU transit procedures are prepared in advance for smooth border crossings.
*Subject to commodity-specific regulations and packaging standards.
Why Choose Us for Switzerland → Croatia Shipping
Get an end-to-end solution for groupage, full loads, oversized moves and air cargo on the Switzerland–Croatia lane—one point of contact, transparent landed costs and proactive milestone updates.
Pan-EU corridor expertise
Direct routes via Austria, Italy or Slovenia to all Croatian regions.
Customs done right
Swiss export, EU T1 transit and Croatian import entries prepared in advance.
Secure packing
ISPM-15 crates, shock indicators and tailored protection for delicate goods.
True door-to-door
Last-mile coverage across mainland Croatia and coastal cities.
Express options
Dedicated vans and next-flight-out air freight for urgent consignments.
Transit Times and Shipping Costs: Switzerland → Croatia
- Air freight: typically 1–2 business days airport-to-airport; door-to-door on request.
- Road freight: FTL usually 2–4 days; groupage LTL about 3–6 days depending on consolidation.
- Express delivery: dedicated sprinter van or two-driver truck can reach 24–48 hours depending on pickup and drop-off.
- Paperwork: Swiss export declaration, transit T1, commercial invoice, packing list, proof of origin where applicable, Croatian import entry and EORI.
| Service | What’s included | Transit time (typical) | Upper-range market pricing* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air freight (≥ 50 kg) | Airport handling, main-carriage; pickup/delivery available on request | 1–2 business days | up to €15.00 per kg |
| Groupage LTL (1 Euro-pallet) | Consolidated road freight, basic customs handling | 3–6 business days | up to €980 per pallet |
| Full Truckload FTL (13.6 m tautliner) | Dedicated truck, direct route, standard transit permits | 2–4 business days | up to €5,500 per truck |
*Indicative upper-range figures for planning only; final quotes vary by season, fuel, pickup/delivery zones, weight/CBM, Incoterms and service level.
Customs Duties and Taxes When Importing into Croatia
Personal effects
Relocating to Croatia may qualify for relief on used household goods under transfer-of-residence rules, subject to conditions and documentation.
- Duty: 0% if relief granted
- VAT: may be relieved for qualifying personal belongings
- Documents: detailed inventory, passport/ID, proof of residence change
Commercial cargo
Duties follow EU tariff rules. Preferential rates may apply for Swiss-origin goods with valid proof of origin (e.g., invoice declaration or EUR.1). Croatian import VAT is generally 25% and calculated on CIF value plus duty.
- Duty: EU TARIC rate or preferential rate with origin proof
- VAT: standard 25% (some categories reduced rates)
- Extras: excise duties for alcohol, tobacco and certain products
Helpful resources: Swiss Customs (FOCBS), Croatian Customs Administration, EU Access2Markets.
Frequently Asked Questions: Switzerland → Croatia
Which documents are required?
Commercial invoice, packing list, Swiss export declaration, T1 transit (when applicable), CMR/AWB, and Croatian import entry with your EU EORI. Proof of origin may reduce duties.
How long does road freight take?
Full truckloads usually take 2–4 business days door-to-door; groupage pallets about 3–6 days depending on consolidation hubs.
Can you move oversized and out-of-gauge cargo?
Yes. We arrange permits, pilot cars and specialized equipment across Switzerland, Austria/Italy/Slovenia and Croatia, including heavy-haul routes to ports such as Rijeka and Split.
Do you ship personal belongings and household goods?
We provide export packing, inventory lists and customs guidance for relocations, including potential transfer-of-residence relief where applicable.
Is tracking available?
Every shipment receives a live tracking link with milestone notifications by email or API.
Which gateways do you use for air freight?
Typical lanes include Zurich (ZRH) and Geneva (GVA) to Zagreb (ZAG) or Split (SPU). Check the airport sites for operations and schedules:
Zurich Airport,
Geneva Airport,
Zagreb Airport.
Do I need insurance?
We recommend all-risks cargo insurance for high-value or fragile items. Coverage can be arranged on request.
Can you deliver to coastal cities and islands?
Yes, we serve Adriatic destinations via road and, where relevant, via the Port of Rijeka or Split. Port info:
Port of Rijeka,
Port of Split.
Client Reviews: Switzerland → Croatia
“Our CNC lathe shipped from Basel to Rijeka without a scratch—proper crating and on-time delivery.”
⚙️ Martin S., Basel → Rijeka
“ZRH to ZAG air freight in 36 hours with clear customs guidance. Seamless for our medical devices.”
💊 Elena P., Zurich → Zagreb
“Groupage pallets from Geneva to Split arrived quicker than expected—great tracking and communication.”
📦 Luka D., Geneva → Split
“Relocation boxes from Bern to Zadar were professionally packed and customs-cleared with no surprises.”
🏠 Ivana & Marko, Bern → Zadar
