SPAIN → SWITZERLAND
LTL Transport from Spain to Switzerland
Groupage and LTL freight from Spain to Switzerland. 3–4 days transit. Swiss customs clearance required (non-EU). LSVA toll applies.
LTL groupage from Spain to Switzerland starts at €220 per loading metre for a 4 LDM reference shipment. Transit takes 3–4 business days including Swiss customs clearance. LSVA toll is included in the rate.
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Spain–Switzerland LTL Rate Table
| LDM Range | Description | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| 0.4 – 2 LDM | Small groupage (1–4 pallets) | Weekly consolidation |
| 2 – 5 LDM | Medium LTL (5–12 pallets) | Standard transit |
| 5 – 8 LDM | Large LTL (13–20 pallets) | Standard transit |
| 8 – 10 LDM | Partial load (20–24 pallets) | Priority loading |
| 10 – 13.6 LDM | Near-FTL (25–33 pallets) | Direct / dedicated |
Rates in €/LDM. Inclusive of fuel surcharge. Swiss customs clearance required (non-EU). LSVA toll applies. Quotes confirmed at booking.
Need customs management for GB or Switzerland?
View our customs service →Why LTL Instead of a Full Truck to Switzerland?
Spain–Switzerland LTL freight crosses France with customs clearance at the Swiss border. You pay only for the LDM your goods occupy — typically 50–70% less than a full truck. See our full LTL from Spain overview →
Delivery Coverage — Switzerland
Trans-road delivers LTL freight from Spain across Switzerland:
| City / Region | Coverage Note |
|---|---|
| Zurich | Main logistics hub |
| Geneva (Genève) | French-speaking Switzerland |
| Basel | Rhine port, tripoint border |
| Bern | Capital, central Switzerland |
| Lausanne | Lake Geneva region |
| Lugano (Ticino) | Italian-speaking, southern |
| St. Gallen | Eastern Switzerland |
| Lucerne (Luzern) | Central Switzerland |
Door-to-door delivery. Tail-lift on request. Customs clearance included.
Accepted Cargo Types — Spain to Switzerland LTL
- Palletised goods
- Industrial equipment
- Pharmaceuticals
- Consumer goods
- Watch & luxury goods
- Machinery
Spain Collection Regions
Trans-road collects LTL for Switzerland from all major Spanish logistics hubs:
Barcelona (daily)
Madrid (daily)
Valencia (3×/week)
Bilbao (2×/week)
Zaragoza (2×/week)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does LTL freight from Spain to Switzerland take?
Standard transit is 3–4 business days including customs clearance at the Swiss border.
Is customs clearance required for Switzerland?
Yes. Switzerland is not an EU member. Export declarations from Spain and import customs in Switzerland are required. LSVA (distance-based heavy vehicle fee) is included in the rate.
What documents are needed for Spain–Switzerland LTL?
CMR waybill, commercial invoice with HS codes, packing list, Swiss customs entry documentation. Trans-road coordinates the customs process with the importer's appointed customs agent.
Which Swiss regions do you deliver to?
All cantons: Zürich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne, Lucerne, and all other cantons across German, French, and Italian-speaking regions.
What cargo types can be shipped LTL to Switzerland?
Palletised goods, industrial equipment, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, watch & luxury goods, and machinery. ADR by arrangement.
Are there additional charges for Switzerland?
Swiss rates include LSVA toll and customs surcharge. Formal brokerage, duty, and VAT may involve additional costs depending on commodity.
What happens above 2 LDM for LTL freight to Switzerland?
LTL shipments above 2 loading metres to Switzerland start at ~€220/LDM for a 4 LDM reference load. Transit is 3–4 business days including Swiss customs clearance. The rate includes LSVA toll; duty and VAT are settled separately by the importer's customs agent.
LTL vs partial load: which is better for 2–6 LDM to Switzerland?
For 2–4 LDM, LTL groupage at ~€220/LDM is the most economical option. Above 4 LDM, partial load (starting ~€420/LDM) offers dedicated space and no restacking — important for fragile or high-value Swiss-bound cargo. Request a quote for exact comparison.
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