Importing electronic equipment from China is one of the most profitable sectors of trade in Iran. However, to ensure a smooth and successful process, it’s essential to understand each step carefully.

1. Choosing a Reliable Supplier in China

Start by finding a trustworthy manufacturer or supplier. Platforms like Alibaba, Made-in-China, and Global Sources allow you to check company credibility and compare prices. Always request product samples to verify quality before signing any agreement.

2. Signing the Contract and Safe Payment

After confirming product quality, sign a formal contract detailing product specifications, delivery terms (Incoterms), payment method, and warranty clauses. Using secure payment methods such as LC (Letter of Credit) or trusted intermediaries helps minimize risks.

3. Shipping and Transportation

Depending on your budget and shipment size, you can choose between sea freight (for heavy or bulk goods) and air freight (for light or high-value goods). Typically, goods are shipped from ports like Shenzhen or Shanghai to Bandar Abbas in Iran.

4. Customs Clearance in Iran

Once the goods arrive, submit the required documents including the invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and import license. If all documents are complete, customs clearance usually takes a few days.

5. Final Delivery and Quality Check

After customs clearance, the goods are delivered to your warehouse or final destination. It’s important to inspect the quantity and condition of the products to avoid any losses or discrepancies.