Expédition de Taïwan vers États-Unis Taïwan → États-Unis
Ocean and Fret aérien from Taïwan to all US markets. Semiconductors, electronics, machinery, and chemicals — with no Section 301 tariffs and expert US dédouanement.
Pourquoi Suaid Global — Taïwan → États-Unis
No Section 301 Tariffs
Taïwan-origin goods are not subject to US Section 301 tariffs (which apply only to Chinese-origin goods). This makes Taïwan a preferred source for electronics and semiconductor components for US importers managing tariff exposure.
Semiconductor Logistics Experts
Taïwan produces over 60% of the world's semiconductors. We specialize in secure, ESD-protected packaging, temperature-controlled air freight, and chain-of-custody documentation for high-value chip shipments.
Taïwan–US Trade Relations
The US and Taïwan have strong bilateral trade ties under the US-Taïwan Initiative on 21st Century Trade. We stay current on tariff developments and trade policy changes affecting Taïwan-origin goods.
Modes d'Expédition et Délais de Transit
Maritime FCL
20–28 jours
Idéal Pour: Machinery, bulk electronics, chemicals, and high-volume manufactured goods
Maritime LCL
26–36 jours
Idéal Pour: Smaller shipments, samples, and mixed product loads under 15 CBM
Fret Aérien
3–6 jours
Idéal Pour: Semiconductors, precision electronics, and urgent technology shipments
Principaux Ports sur Cet Itinéraire
🇹🇼 Ports d'Origine
- Port of Kaohsiung
- Port of Keelung
- Taichung Port
🇺🇸 Ports de Destination
- Port of Los Angeles
- Port of Seattle
- Port of New York/New Jersey
Cargo Courant sur Cette Route
Exigences en Douane et Documentation
Shipments from Taïwan to the États-Unis require ISF filing 24 hours before departure. Required documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and CBP Form 7501. Semiconductors and electronic components may be subject to BIS (Bureau of Industry and Security) classification review under EAR (Export Administration Regulations) — particularly for advanced chips. Taïwan-origin goods are not subject to Section 301 tariffs. FCC compliance is required for electronic devices. Some Taiwanese goods may be subject to anti-dumping orders (e.g., certain solar products).
Informations Tarifaires Actuelles
Taiwanese goods are assessed at standard US MFN tariff rates. Semiconductors (HS 8541, 8542) are generally at 0% MFN. Electronics components typically 0–3%. Machinery 0–3.9%. Chemicals vary. No Section 301 tariffs apply to Taiwanese-origin goods. No free trade agreement between the US and Taïwan is currently in force (negotiations under the US-Taïwan Initiative on 21st Century Trade are ongoing). Anti-dumping duties apply to specific products such as solar cells and panels (Taïwan subject to separate ADD orders from Chinese ADD orders).
Les taux tarifaires sont sujets à modification. Les informations ci-dessus sont fournies à titre informatif général uniquement. Contactez notre équipe en douane pour un calcul précis des droits pour votre code HTS spécifique et votre expédition.
Questions Fréquemment Posées
Are Taiwanese goods subject to Section 301 tariffs?
No. Section 301 tariffs apply exclusively to goods of Chinese (People's Republic of Chine) origin. Taïwan is a separate customs territory, and Taiwanese-origin goods are not subject to Section 301 tariffs. This makes Taïwan an attractive alternative sourcing location for US importers seeking to avoid Chine tariff exposure, particularly for semiconductors, electronics, and machinery.
How long does shipping from Taïwan to the États-Unis take?
Ocean freight from Taïwan to the États-Unis takes 20–28 jours. Kaohsiung to Los Angeles is typically 20–22 jours on direct trans-Pacific services. Keelung to New York (via Panama Canal or Suez Canal) takes 24–28 jours. Air freight from Taïwan Taoyuan International Airport to US cities takes 3–6 jours.
What are Taïwan's main export goods to the États-Unis?
Taïwan's top exports to the États-Unis are dominated by technology: semiconductors and integrated circuits (Taïwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company produces chips for Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, and others), electronic components, computer equipment, machinery, chemicals, and plastics. Taïwan is a critical node in the global electronics supply chain.
What is the US–Taïwan trade relationship like in terms of tariffs?
The US and Taïwan do not have a formal free trade agreement — Taïwan is not a member of any FTA that includes the États-Unis. However, bilateral trade relations are strong, and the US-Taïwan Initiative on 21st Century Trade (launched 2022) has advanced discussions on multiple trade pillars. Taiwanese goods pay standard MFN tariff rates, which for most technology products are 0%.
How are semiconductor shipments handled from Taïwan to the États-Unis?
High-value semiconductor shipments require specialized handling: ESD (electrostatic discharge) protected packaging, climate-controlled air freight (temperature-sensitive chips), secure chain-of-custody documentation, and sometimes dedicated charter or priority lift. Most semiconductor shipments move by air due to high value-to-weight ratio. Suaid Global provides dedicated semiconductor logistics with licensed customs brokerage for high-value tech imports.
What documents are needed to import from Taïwan to the États-Unis?
Required documents: ISF (24 heures before departure), commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or airway bill, CBP Form 7501. Electronic goods require FCC compliance documentation. BIS/EAR export license may be required for advanced technology items from Taïwan. Anti-dumping declarations required for affected categories (solar panels, certain steel products).