Freight forwarder Liechtenstein: transport from Germany to Liechtenstein & back

Logisticoo runs transports from Germany to Liechtenstein and back usually within 24 hours — including the complete Swiss customs handling that applies to the principality, and with a fixed price in 30 minutes. Liechtenstein is small but industrially top-tier: machine tools and fastening technology, automotive supply, dental technology and food processing make the microstate one of the most densely industrialised countries in Europe — with a correspondingly steady demand for raw materials, components and machinery from Germany, and regular exports in the opposite direction. The peculiarity lies in its customs status: an EEA member, yet Swiss customs territory — anyone expecting EU routine here will end up with idle time. Our dispatchers clear Liechtenstein shipments like Switzerland traffic, with the import declaration and proof of preference submitted in advance, so the truck passes straight through at the border near Feldkirch instead of waiting. Whether daily supply runs into the Schaan industrial cluster, an express van with spare parts or a part load on the return leg: your personal dispatcher delivers reliable timings and a price that holds. We frequently move machine tools and precision parts, construction and plant materials as well as trade fair freight — on request with tail lift, crane coordination or inside delivery at the consignee. We also schedule regular supply runs as fixed weekly departures with agreed slots.

Routes & corridors

From southern Germany via the A96 to Lindau, then through Vorarlberg (Bregenz–Feldkirch) directly to Schaan/Vaduz; customs clearance is carried out at the Austrian-Liechtenstein border by Swiss customs. Alternatively via Switzerland through St. Margrethen and the A13 along the Rhine.

Customs clearance

Liechtenstein is an EEA member but belongs to the Swiss customs territory: shipments are handled like Switzerland traffic — an EU export declaration plus an import declaration via the Swiss system (Passar, formerly e-dec). With a declaration of origin or EUR.1 certificate, industrial goods are generally duty-free thanks to free-trade and EEA preferences; Swiss import tax applies.