Guides
Guides to importing Thai goods
Practical answers for wholesalers and distributors — how the process works, what shipping to your market involves, and what to know about Thai products.
Importing by market
How to import Thai products to Bhutan
What a Bhutanese buyer needs to import Thai goods — the licence, the sea-and-land route through India, the documents, and how to start without filling a whole container.
Read the guideHow to import Thai products to Nepal
What a Nepali buyer needs to import Thai goods commercially — the EXIM code, the sea route through Indian gateways under the transit treaty, the documents, and how to start small.
Read the guideHow to import Thai products to Sri Lanka
What a Sri Lankan buyer needs to import Thai goods — importer registration and the CUSDEC, the direct Colombo sea lane, the documents, and where the Sri Lanka–Thailand free trade agreement actually stands.
Read the guideHow to import Thai products to Bangladesh
What a Bangladeshi buyer needs to import Thai goods — the IRC, how the letter of credit works in plain words, the Chattogram sea route, the documents, and how to start without filling a container.
Read the guideHow importing works
Your first import order from Thailand, step by step
The full journey of a first order — from a product list sent over WhatsApp to a delivered shipment — with what you pay, when you commit, and what to check at each step.
Read the guideHow mixed-container consolidation works
What mixed-container consolidation means, why it matters when you can't fill a container with one product, and how aBit Trading combines many Thai suppliers into one shipment.
Read the guideIncoterms in plain words: EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP
What an Incoterm decides, what EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP each mean for a buyer, and how EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP compare with each other on freight, risk and insurance.
Read the guideSocial-media shippers vs a registered Thai exporter
Many buyers start with Facebook or Instagram shippers in Bangkok. Here is what changes when you import commercially — documents, customs, banking and recourse — in a fair comparison.
Read the guideThai products
What Thai products are popular in Bhutan
Bhutan's own customs data answers this — prepared foods such as bread, cakes, sauces and chips, plus beverages, cereals and toiletries lead a still-growing import trade from Thailand.
Read the guideWhat Thai products are popular in Nepal
Trade data answers this directly — Thai cosmetics and personal-care lines lead Thailand's consumer exports to Nepal, with miscellaneous edible preparations such as coffee mixes and seasonings also in the top ten.
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