How to ship with ICL?
We make importing from China and Malaysia simple — you shop, your goods reach our warehouse, and we ship, clear customs, and deliver to you in the Maldives.
Four simple steps
From registering to receiving — here is exactly what happens.
- 1
Register your package
Choose your origin (China or Malaysia) and how it ships (sea or air), then verify your mobile number with a one-time code. You instantly get a tracking number for the shipment.
Registering a package takes under a minute — no account paperwork needed. - 2
Send the link to your supplier
Share the package link with your supplier over WhatsApp or copy it — or fill it in yourself. Your supplier enters the box dimensions and product details.
Prefer to do it yourself? Choose “Fill it myself” on the confirmation screen and complete the package form directly. - 3
We ship & clear customs
Your supplier receives a shipping label and instructions, then either drops the goods at our warehouse (Yiwu, Foshan or Kuala Lumpur) or hands them to our agent for pickup. We consolidate, ship by sea or air, and clear customs.
Combining several orders into one shipment usually lowers your total freight cost. - 4
Track & receive in the Maldives
Follow every milestone with your tracking number — registered, in warehouse, in transit, customs, delivered — while we deliver to your door in Malé and across the atolls.
You will get live status updates at each stage, so you always know where your parcel is.
Sea or air — your choice
Pick the balance of speed and cost that fits each order.
Sea cargo
Most economical
- Best for bulky, heavy or non-urgent orders
- Lowest cost per kilo / CBM
- Charged by volume (CBM) or weight
- Typical transit: a few weeks
Air cargo
Fastest
- Best for urgent, light or high-value parcels
- Quickest door-to-door delivery
- Charged by chargeable weight
- Typical transit: a few days
Exact transit times and rates depend on your supplier, volume and season — we confirm both with you before your cargo ships.
Frequently asked questions
The things importers ask us most.
All shipments are imported under our business consignee. As required by Maldives Customs Service, applicable Customs Duty and/or Customs Revenue Charges must be paid before the cargo can be released.
Ready to ship?
Register a package, send the link to your supplier, and we’ll handle collection, customs and delivery to your door in the Maldives.