Freight forwarder Armenia: transport from Germany to Armenia & back

Transports from Germany to Armenia and back are long-haul logistics across several customs regimes — Logisticoo runs this lane regularly, with TIR-experienced carriers, its own country office in Türkiye right on the corridor and a fixed-price quote within 30 minutes. Germany supplies Yerevan primarily with machinery, vehicles and spare parts, pharmaceuticals and chemical products; return flows include metal products, spirits (above all Armenian brandy) and agricultural goods. Since the Turkish–Armenian border is closed, the routing determines the transit time: our dispatchers choose between the continuous overland route through Türkiye and Georgia and the Black Sea ferry from Constanța — depending on the season, sailing schedule and clearance situation at Sarpi. Every shipment runs with a properly opened TIR carnet, CMR and pre-prepared EAEU import, so that no avoidable waiting time arises at the borders. Your personal dispatcher keeps you informed with status updates — from loading in one of the 147 German cities to unloading in Yerevan. For machinery and plant equipment, we also take care of export packing, load securing to standard and export control screening of sensitive items before quoting, on request. That way you know before the first loading whether your goods are freely tradable — and what the journey to Yerevan really costs.

Routes & corridors

The proven overland route: via Austria/Hungary, Bulgaria and Türkiye (Istanbul–Ankara), the Sarpi border crossing into Georgia and on via Bagratashen/Bavra into Armenia. Alternatively, the Black Sea ferry Constanța or Burgas–Poti/Batumi with onward carriage across the Georgian–Armenian border.

Customs clearance

Armenia is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU): the EAEU customs code and its external tariffs apply, and there is no EU preference. Transport runs with an export declaration from the EU, a TIR carnet through Türkiye and Georgia, and import clearance in Armenia; the Türkiye–Armenia land border is closed, so the route must pass through Georgia.