Delivery Destinations

A-NET LOGISTICS arranges international express delivery of documents, parcels and commercial cargo weighing up to 100 kg from 170+ countries to Russia and back. We operate through a global partner network of logistics operators with transit hubs in Europe and Asia. Thanks to this, real delivery times start from 7 business days for the express tariff and from 14 days for the standard one.

How tariff zones work

The cost of international delivery is determined by the tariff zone — a group of countries united by common logistics routes. There are 7 zones in total: from nearby abroad (CIS, zone 1) to the most remote destinations — Latin America and Africa (zone 7). The higher the zone number, the longer the route and the higher the cost per kilogram. The exact price for your route is calculated by theonline calculatorbased on current carrier rates.

Volumetric and actual weight

The rate is calculated on the greater of two values: the actual weight (on the scale) or the volumetric weight. Volumetric weight is determined by the formula: Length × Width × Height (cm) / 5000. For example, a box of 50×40×30 cm has a volumetric weight of 12 kg. If the actual weight of the cargo is 8 kg, the rate will be calculated for 12 kg. This is standard practice for all international carriers.

Transit hubs and transit times

Cargo passes through regional sorting centers of partner carriers. The main transit hubs for Russian destinations are Leipzig (Europe), Bahrain (Middle East and Asia), Hong Kong (Asia-Pacific region). Customs clearance takes place in Russia — the cost is already included in the A-NET LOGISTICS tariff. The minimum express delivery time is from 7 business days (CIS and Europe destinations), the maximum is up to 21 days (Latin America and Africa, standard tariff).