Armenia is a landlocked country in the South Caucasus – around 4,200 kilometres from Germany and reachable only via carefully planned corridors. Speed Logistics organises transports to Yerevan, Gyumri and Vanadzor as through land carriage with a transit time of 10–14 days, including full customs clearance from export in Germany through to import into Armenia.
Your advantage: a fixed-price quote within a few hours, a dedicated contact and a dispatch team available around the clock – on a route where border clearances and waiting times make the difference between plan and delay.
Scope of services for Armenia transports
- Full and part loads – from the Sprinter for urgent spare parts to the 40-t articulated truck for industrial plant
- Door-to-door incl. customs – handling from EXW to DDP with customs partners in Georgia and Armenia
- Premium handling – temperature-controlled pharmaceutical shipments and secured transports for high-value goods
- Project logistics – machinery and plant for mining and textile operations, with packaging advice on request
Route: to Armenia via Türkiye and Georgia
As the land border between Türkiye and Armenia is closed, the proven land route runs through Türkiye to Georgia – via the Sarpi border crossing on the Black Sea coast – and on across the Georgian–Armenian border at Bagratashen to Yerevan. Alternatively we arrange the route via Bulgaria and Türkiye with a RoRo connection, or combine air freight for urgent part loads with the land route for the main volume. Which variant makes economic sense depends on weight, deadline and goods value – we present the options transparently with guide values.
Customs clearance for Armenia: mind the EAEU rules
Armenia is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU); its customs code and tariffs apply to imports. We prepare the German export declaration, run the shipment under the transit procedure (T1 or TIR Carnet) to the Armenian border and coordinate import clearance there with our local partner. You provide the commercial invoice and packing list; depending on the goods, a certificate of origin or conformity documents may be added – exactly which documents are needed we clarify before transport begins, so that no waiting times arise at any border.
Typical goods on the Armenia relation
German exports to Armenia are above all capital goods: machinery and spare parts for mining and textile operations, construction and agricultural machinery, as well as medical equipment and pharmaceutical products for the growing healthcare sector. For trade fairs in Yerevan – such as construction or technology events – we arrange temporary importation via ATA Carnet including later return to Germany. Smaller shipments we consolidate on request with other Caucasus traffic into economical part loads; urgent single shipments run as a dedicated direct run without intermediate stops. Return traffic from Armenia too – such as textiles from contract manufacturing for European brands – we arrange including the complete EU import handling on the return leg.
Characteristics of the Germany–Armenia relation
Over 4,200 kilometres the shipment crosses several customs regimes, mountain routes in the Caucasus and, in winter, snow-secure passages – predictable transit times here arise from experience, not chance. Speed Logistics works with dedicated drivers and vetted partners along the corridor, actively reports border crossings and factors seasonal risks into the transit time. For sensitive goods – such as pharmaceutical products for the Armenian healthcare market – we deploy temperature-controlled vehicles with a documented cold chain. We quote prices as non-binding guide ranges depending on the route and lead time; binding is your fixed-price quote.