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SY&L International Limited

Established in 2010, SY&L International Limited is now more concentrating in overseas developments and agents network. Our goal is to connect all global networks and let the cargoes can go to anywhere at anytime from any places.

Same as SY&L Services (Group) Limited, we are giving our customized solutions to our global partners, providing a win-win is one of our duty. A long term relationship is our main concern to all our partners.

SY & L Services (Group) Limited

SY&L Services (Group) Limited is an ocean freight forwarder company in Hong Kong. Established in 2015, we are devoting our efforts on non-vessel operating common carrier in Hong Kong, China, Middle East and Central and South America.

With our networks in these regions, our company develops comprehensive and customized solutions for each client. Not only we serve typical sea freight transportation services among these areas, we also provide inland facilities including but not limited to local distribution, storage and warehouse, kitting etc.

Our mission

We stay professional and pragmatic and find the
best solutions!

Samuel Ho

Fouder & CEO

Freight transportation, storage and distribution,
supply chain solutions - we cover it all.

Lina Chan

Senior Marketing Supervisor

Deliver Environmentally Responsible Client Services
Provide Employees with an Attractive Working Environment
Be an Active Community Partner
Maintain High Ethical Standards
Drive Continuous Improvement

Freight Security
Air & Ocean Cargo Insurance
Our highly efficient customs brokerage
Clearance and compliance service
We ensure complete security

Frequently asked questions

If we import/export goods to/from Hong Kong, do we need to clear any customs in Hong Kong?

Answers: All general goods that are imported to Hong Kong or exported from Hong Kong does not need to clear any customs. However, shipment party in Hong Kong requires to submit customs declaration form within 14 days of Actual time of Departure (“ATD”) from Hong Kong or Actual time of Arrival (“ATA”) to Hong Kong.

Does Hong Kong have any restrictions of import cargos?

Answer: Yes, certain commodities need import license and other certificates when they are imported to Hong Kong. Please refer to restrictions for imports in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: (https://www.customs.gov.hk/en/trade_facilitation/prohibited_articles/imports/index.html)

If I want to export less than 10 cartons from Hong Kong, which method your firm encourage me to do?

Answer: Our services include export by Air cargos or by SEA loose cargos. If you want to deliver your cargos to the same destination from different suppliers, provided that the total volume of your goods is able to meet the minimum requirement (one general cargo), our console service can help to re-arrange your cargo into one shipment and ship by sea with a full container. For shipping in full container requirements, you may refer to our container specifications on loading max height and volume for your reference. (http://www.sylsgroup.com/container-specifications/)

I do not know what kinds of documents I need to prepare for shipping my cargos?

Answers: Different shipping ports in different countries have various requirements on documents. Our professional team can help on preparing and arranging on all documentations. What you have to prepare is your commercial invoice and valid packing list. For more information, please contact us at cs@sylsgroup.com or 852-37275700 at any time.

What are meaning of “shipping terms”? Our suppliers always quote the terms “CIF” and “FOB”. May I know what are they?

Answers: Shipping terms means the clauses that required by one party to another party when the cargos are going to transit in/out. FOB and CIF means Free on Board and Cost, Insurance & Freight. You may find more terms and clarifications in this website. http://www.ready-online.com/Topic-Incoterms.html

What is the meaning of “DG cargos”?

Answers: DG cargos means dangerous cargos which can catch fire easily or be explosive. Different countries have different shipping rules and regulations and these rules may have many restrictions on delivering dangerous goods. Before considering delivery of your cargo, our professional team suggests that you can check your cargo by the following website and see if your products have been fallen into these DG classifications. https://www.cad.gov.hk/english/dgdetail.html#dg

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