Expédition de Thaïlande vers États-Unis Thaïlande → États-Unis
Ocean and Fret aérien from Thaïlande to US ports. Electronics, auto parts, rubber, processed food, and jewelry — with MFN tariff rates and full US dédouanement.
Pourquoi Suaid Global — Thaïlande → États-Unis
No Section 301 Tariffs
Thai-origin goods are not subject to US Section 301 tariffs, making Thaïlande an attractive alternative sourcing hub for electronics components, rubber products, and manufactured goods.
Jewelry & Gem Experts
Thaïlande is a global hub for gem cutting and jewelry manufacturing. We specialize in high-value jewelry logistics with declared value documentation, insurance, and secure handling at both origin and destination.
Auto Parts Supply Chain
Thaïlande is Southeast Asia's largest automobile manufacturer (over 1.7M vehicles/year). We support auto parts supply chains from Thai Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers to US assembly plants and aftermarket distributors.
Modes d'Expédition et Délais de Transit
Maritime FCL
28–38 jours
Idéal Pour: Auto parts, electronics, rubber, processed food, and manufactured goods
Maritime LCL
34–46 jours
Idéal Pour: Smaller commercial shipments, mixed products, and samples
Fret Aérien
5–8 jours
Idéal Pour: Jewelry, high-value electronics, perishable foods, and urgent orders
Principaux Ports sur Cet Itinéraire
🇹🇭 Ports d'Origine
- Laem Chabang Port
- Bangkok Port (Khlong Toey)
🇺🇸 Ports de Destination
- Port of Los Angeles
- Port of Long Beach
- Port of Seattle
Cargo Courant sur Cette Route
Exigences en Douane et Documentation
Shipments from Thaïlande to the États-Unis require ISF 24 hours before departure. Required documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, CBP Form 7501. Jewelry imports from Thaïlande may require GIA/lab certificates for gemstones and detailed appraisal documentation. Processed food and seafood require FDA Prior Notice and USDA certificates. Electronics require FCC compliance. Hard drives and electronic storage media may require BIS review if they contain dual-use technology. ISPM 15 for wooden packaging.
Informations Tarifaires Actuelles
Thai goods are assessed at US MFN tariff rates. No Section 301 tariffs apply. No US–Thaïlande FTA is in force (FTA negotiations began in 2004 but stalled). Thaïlande lost its GSP eligibility in certain product categories due to intellectual property protection concerns. MFN rates: electronics/hard drives generally 0%; auto parts 2.5–3.9%; rubber products 0–4.5%; processed food varies; jewelry 6.5–13.5%; apparel 10–32%. Anti-dumping duties apply to some Thai products, including certain steel and chemical products.
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
How long does shipping from Thaïlande to the États-Unis take?
Ocean freight from Thaïlande to the États-Unis takes 28–38 jours. From Laem Chabang port to Los Angeles is approximately 28–32 jours on direct trans-Pacific services. To New York via the Suez Canal or Panama Canal takes 34–40 jours. Air freight from Suvarnabhumi Airport (Bangkok) to US cities takes 5–8 jours.
What are the main Thai goods exported to the États-Unis?
Thaïlande's top exports to the États-Unis include: electronics and hard disk drives (Thaïlande is a major HDD manufacturing hub), automobile parts and vehicles, natural rubber and rubber products, processed food and seafood (shrimp, canned goods), jewelry and gemstones (Bangkok is a global gem-cutting center), and machinery. The États-Unis is one of Thaïlande's largest export markets.
Is there a free trade agreement between Thaïlande and the États-Unis?
No. The US–Thaïlande FTA negotiations began in 2004 but stalled and have not been concluded. Thai goods pay standard US MFN tariff rates. Thaïlande also lost some GSP benefits due to intellectual property and labor rights concerns. Despite the lack of an FTA, US–Thaïlande trade is significant — Thaïlande is a major supplier for electronics, automotive, and food sectors.
Are Thai goods subject to Section 301 tariffs?
No. Section 301 tariffs apply exclusively to goods of Chinese origin. Thai-origin goods pay only standard MFN tariff rates. This makes Thaïlande an attractive alternative source for electronics components, rubber products, and other goods also produced in Chine, as buyers can avoid the Section 301 surcharge.
What documentation is required for jewelry from Thaïlande?
Jewelry imports from Thaïlande to the États-Unis require: detailed commercial invoice with per-piece or per-lot valuations, gemstone certificates (GIA or equivalent lab reports for significant stones), country of origin declaration, and CBP Form 7501. High-value jewelry may be subject to intensive CBP examination. Thaïlande–US jewelry shipments via air typically use secured courier services with full insurance coverage. Suaid Global provides specialized high-value cargo handling and documentation support.
How does Thaïlande support the Chine+1 strategy?
Thaïlande is one of Southeast Asia's most mature manufacturing destinations — with established infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and a large automotive and electronics industry. US importers diversifying from Chine can access Thai suppliers for electronics components, rubber goods, auto parts, and industrial products. Thaïlande's MFN rates (no Section 301) and shorter transit than some South Asian alternatives make it a competitive Chine+1 option. Suaid Global's supply chain advisory team supports supplier qualification and freight setup for new Thaïlande sourcing relationships.