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ROUTES & TRANSIT TIMES

One corridor,run every week.

Loading points across Germany and the Benelux, delivery to Tbilisi, Batumi or Poti. Consolidated decks leave on a fixed weekly rhythm; dedicated trucks go on 48 hours’ notice.

3,550 km

NUREMBERG → RUSTAVI

5 borders

CZ · SK · HU · RO · BG

3 slots / week

MON · WED · FRI

NUREMBERGDE — LOADPRAGUECZ — TRANSITBRATISLAVASK — TRANSITBUDAPESTHU — TRANSITBUCHARESTRO — TRANSITBURGASBG — PORTBATUMIGE — PORTRUSTAVIGE — DELIVER900 KM · 2 DAYS800 KM · 2 DAYS400 KM · 1 DAY1,150 KM · 2–3 DAYS300 KM · 1 DAYCORRIDOR · 3,550 KM · 8–12 DAYS DOOR TO DOORROADFERRY
ROUTE · GERMANY → GEORGIA
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Scheduled services

Scheduled services by origin
ORIGINDESTINATIONCORRIDORTRANSITDEPARTURES
GermanyTbilisiCZ · SK · HU · RO · BG9–12 daysWeekly · in Tbilisi every Tuesday
Any EU addressPoti · Batumi · TbilisiDedicated truckQuoted
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The corridor, leg by leg

  1. LEG 01

    DECZSKHUROBG

    Germany → Burgas

    2,100 KM · 5 DAYS

    Collection across Germany, then by motorway through Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania to the Bulgarian port. Deck sealed and T1 opened at loading.

  2. LEG 02

    BGGE

    Burgas → Batumi · Poti

    1,150 KM · 2–3 DAYS

    Black Sea ro-ro ferry to Georgia — sailing schedules and port dwell set the window.

  3. LEG 03

    GE

    Batumi · Poti → Tbilisi

    ≈350 KM · 1 DAY

    Customs clearance at the Georgian port, then by road to Tbilisi to unload at the showroom or free zone.

What moves a transit time

We quote a range, not a promise of a single day. Ferry sailings and port dwell, EU border queues and the completeness of your paperwork are the three factors that move a delivery date.

+0–2 DAYSFerry sailing schedules or port dwell at Burgas or Batumi
+0–1 DAYBorder queues at EU crossings or Georgian entry
+1–3 DAYSMissing invoice, release note or power of attorney
−1–2 DAYSDedicated truck instead of a consolidated deck

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