Popular Indonesian categories for buyers in United States
- • Furniture & woodcraft
- • Coffee
- • Spices
- • Garments
- • Seafood
IMPORT GUIDE
Import from Indonesia to the United States
The US is the largest export destination for many Indonesian categories — furniture, coffee, spices, footwear, garments, and seafood. Each category has distinct customs and regulatory paths.
Documentation buyers typically need
- Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin are baseline
- FDA prior notice + FSVP records required for food and cosmetics
- Lacey Act declarations required for solid-wood imports
- Importer Security Filing (ISF) required for ocean shipments
Final import requirements depend on HS code, buyer of record, and destination-country regulations. Confirm with your customs broker.
Logistics from Indonesia to United States
- • Indicative FCL ocean rates from Tanjung Priok to Long Beach via the shipping estimator
- • LCL consolidation supported through Indonesia-origin partner facilities
- • Air freight for samples and urgent stock through partner couriers
Indicative estimate only. Final rates depend on carrier confirmation, insurance, duties, taxes, and destination charges.
FAQ
Are duties always payable?
Many Indonesian-origin goods enjoy MFN-zero or low duty rates, but some lines (e.g., textile chapters) have meaningful duties. Confirm with your customs broker against the exact HS code.
Do I need a customs bond?
Commercial entries above $2,500 typically require a single-entry or continuous bond. Nusanua does not provide bonds; coordinate with your customs broker.