What is a logistics-exclusive export voucher?

The logistics-specific export voucher is a system where the government partially supports the transportation costs for sending goods overseas.

In simple terms, you can think of it as a voucher that helps reduce the most burdensome transportation costs when exporting.

Let's find out what costs can be covered by the logistics-exclusive voucher.

In 2026, an oversupply in the global shipping market is expected. Freight rates are projected to decline compared to 2025.

However, due to the situation in the Red Sea, vessels heading to Europe are rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope, resulting in an additional 10 to 14 days for European routes.

A forwarder (logistics company) is a key partner in exports. Choosing the right one can save costs and reduce issues.

You can apply for the logistics-specific voucher online at the export voucher portal (exportvoucher.com).

1. Preparation: Estimate expected export volume and secure logistics cost estimates by country.

2. Online Application: Select the 'Logistics-Specific Voucher' type and complete the logistics cost plan.

3. Review and Selection: Evaluate export performance and the rationality of logistics demand (approximately 3-4 weeks).

4. Utilization and Settlement: Choose a voucher execution agency (forwarder) and settle upon completion of transportation with B/L and invoice.

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