Logistics Overview
Afghanistan is a landlocked market whose international cargo moves overland through neighboring gateways — primarily Karachi and Port Qasim in Pakistan, Bandar Abbas in Iran, and the northern rail corridor via Uzbekistan (Hairatan).
Infrastructure Advantage
Freight into Afghanistan is transit-corridor logistics: ocean legs terminate at a third-country port and continue by truck or rail under transit documents. Corridor choice, border-crossing conditions, and documentation quality drive both cost and lead time, and forwarders with strong corridor partners are essential.