Lane
Greece – Serbia freight transport
We have been moving freight between Greece and Serbia in both directions since 2005 — from Athens and Thessaloniki to Belgrade and back. We have offices at both ends of the lane, in Belgrade and Thessaloniki, so the same team handles your shipment from loading to delivery.
At a glance
- Transit time
- 2–3 days
- Groupage (LTL)
- Guaranteed departures every Friday from Athens, Thessaloniki and Belgrade; no minimum quantity
- Full truckload (FTL)
- Daily departures with a dedicated vehicle — tautliner, box and mega trailers
- Reefer
- Thessaloniki–Belgrade: 2–4°C (food) and 15–25°C (pharma), continuously monitored
- Customs
- Our own brokers in Belgrade, at Terminal Beograd and Dobanovci
- Dangerous goods
- ADR, as full truckload or within groupage
- Insurance
- All-risk cover up to the goods' full value (Generali), included in the price
Frequently asked questions
How long does transport from Greece to Serbia take?
Around 2–3 days, depending on border and customs conditions.
Can I send a small load, like a single pallet?
Yes. Groupage (LTL) has no minimum — a single pallet is fine. Groupage departures are guaranteed every Friday.
Can I book a dedicated truck?
Yes. Full truckload (FTL) on the Greece–Serbia lane departs daily, with tautliner, box or mega trailers; oversized and project cargo on request.
Do you run temperature-controlled and pharma shipments?
Yes. On Thessaloniki–Belgrade we run chilled at 2–4°C for food and ambient at 15–25°C for pharma and sensitive goods, continuously monitored.
Who handles customs clearance in Serbia?
Our own customs brokers in Belgrade, at the two main terminals — Terminal Beograd and Dobanovci. Import, export and transit.
Is my cargo insured?
Yes. Every shipment is covered by an all-risk policy with Generali, up to the goods' full value, for the whole journey. The cover is included in the price — no surcharge.
Do you also ship from Serbia to Greece?
Yes. The lane runs both ways, from Belgrade to Thessaloniki and Athens, including goods from Bosnia via Belgrade.
Other lanes
- Greece – Croatia freight transport
- Greece – Slovenia freight transport
- Greece – Bosnia and Herzegovina freight transport
- Greece – Montenegro freight transport
- Greece – Kosovo freight transport
- Greece – North Macedonia freight transport
- Greece – Albania freight transport
- Greece – Bulgaria freight transport
- Greece – Romania freight transport
- Greece – Hungary freight transport
- Greece – Slovakia freight transport
- Greece – Czechia freight transport
- Greece – Poland freight transport
- Greece – Baltic states freight transport
- All routes →
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