SHIPPING TO ARGENTINA

• 🚢 RO/RO & Container Shipping Options

• 📅 Weekly Sailings from major U.S. ports

• 🛡️ Fully Licensed, Bonded & Insured

• 🧾 Full Customs Documentation Assistance

• 📍 Real-Time Tracking for Your Shipment

• 🚚 Door-to-Port Pickup Available Across the USA

• 💰Affordable Rates: Competitive pricing with no hidden fees.

• Whether it’s your first time or you’re a frequent exporter, our team guides you every step of the way.

Royal Shipping Lines is:

• ✅ FMC Licensed & Bonded

• ✅ A U.S.-based company

• ✅ Experienced with Copart, IAAI & Adesa vehicle auctions

• ✅ Compliant with Argentine Customs regulations

Let our team guide you through each step—from pickup to port clearance.

• Bahia Blanca

• Buenos Aires

• Mar del Plata

• Puerto Deseado

• Puerto Madryn

• Rosario

• San Antonio Este

• Ushuaia

• Zarate

• 🛳️ 25-30 days depending on departure port and shipping method

🚗 RO/RO (ROLL-On/ROLL-Off)

Your car is driven onto the ship and secured in a protected cargo deck. Ideal for operable vehicles.

📦 Container Shipping

Perfect for non-running, high-value, or multiple vehicles. Available in 20ft or 40ft containers. Shared container options available to reduce cost.

Royal Shipping Lines helps you gather and complete all necessary documentation:

• ✅ Original vehicle title (clear of liens)

• ✅ Bill of sale or invoice

• ✅ Valid passport or ID

• ✅ Foreign TAX ID (CUIT) for consignee

The following products are prohibited from entering Argentina:

• Medical products containing nimesulide (ANMAT Disposition 4430/2009)

• Incandescent light bulbs (HS Code 8539.22.00), except:

  • ≤ 25 watts

  • ≤ 50 volts (Law 26473)

• Certain used machinery and parts (Resolution 909/1994 and updates)

• Medications and food containing olaquindox (SENASA Resolution 84/2007)

• Paints and varnishes with >0.06g lead per 100g non-volatile mass (MoH Resolution 7/2009)

• Used automobiles (Decree 110/1999)

• Used motorcycles and bicycles (Resolution 790/1992)

• Toys and baby products with high phthalate concentrations (Resolution 583/2008)

• Used clothing and accessories

  • MERCOSUR codes: 6309.00.10 / 6309.00.90 (Decree 3373)

• Telephone terminals operating on 1880–1900 MHz (Resolution SC 1994/1999)

• Used or recapped tires

  • MERCOSUR codes: 4012.10.00 / 4012.20.00 (Law 25,626)

• Raw cotton (not carded/combed, harsh/rough) (SENASA Res. 208/2003)

• All dangerous residues (Law 24051)

• Certain hazardous substances (Resolutions 750/2000, 845/2000, 182/1999, etc.)

Multiple Argentine regulatory bodies oversee the importation of health-related, agricultural, and consumable goods:

• ANMAT (National Administration of Drugs, Food, and Medical Tech)

  • Oversees pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and toxic substances

  • INAL (under ANMAT) regulates packaged foods, beverages, and supplements (excluding wine)

• SENASA (Phytosanitary & Food Safety Agency)

  • Regulates animal/plant products, human food, and animal feed

• INV (National Wine Institute)

  • Oversees wine and wine products during production and commercialization