What Can You Send from Cambodia?

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia's largest garment exporters. Whether you are shipping a personal wardrobe, samples for a buyer, or bulk fashion items, we handle all sizes. Clothes are lightweight and stack well, making them one of the most economical items to ship internationally.

Sending gifts and care packages from Cambodia to family or friends abroad is easy with SFC Groupe. Common items include Cambodian snacks, local products, personal gifts, and holiday packages. Declare the accurate value on the customs invoice — most countries allow gifts under a certain value through duty-free.

Khmer silk is world-renowned — the intricate ikat weaving technique produces some of the most beautiful fabrics in Asia. We ship silk scarves, sarongs, fabric rolls, and finished garments daily. Silk exports from Cambodia benefit from zero tariffs to the EU under the Everything But Arms agreement.

Cambodian handicrafts — lacquerware, stone carvings, silver jewellery, ceramics, woven baskets, and wooden figurines — are in demand worldwide. We ship for individual artisans, NGO fair-trade shops, and commercial exporters. Some wood species (especially rosewood) require CITES documentation, and our team will advise you.

Cambodia is a significant source of rubies, sapphires, and zircon. We ship finished jewelry, loose gemstones, and silverwork internationally. High-value jewelry should be declared accurately on the customs invoice and insured. EU imports benefit from EBA duty exemptions for Cambodian-origin goods.

From traditional Khmer instruments like the roneat and chapei to modern guitars and keyboards, we ship all types of musical instruments. Students returning abroad after studies, musicians on tour, and instrument retailers all use our service. Note that instruments containing rosewood or ivory may require CITES export permits.

Bicycles, surfboards, diving gear, martial arts equipment, golf clubs — we ship all types of sports gear from Cambodia. Large items like bikes may require sea freight depending on destination. Australia and New Zealand have strict biosecurity rules and require sports equipment to be cleaned of all soil and organic material before import.

Phones, laptops, cameras, tablets, drones, and accessories are regularly shipped from Cambodia. Electronics containing lithium batteries are subject to IATA air transport regulations — batteries over 160 Wh must be shipped as cargo. Recalled or counterfeit electronics are prohibited. EU imports require CE marking and may require compliance documentation.

Books are among the cheapest items to ship internationally. Students returning home, academics, NGO workers, and private collectors regularly send books from Cambodia. Most countries have zero or reduced import duties on printed books. Ancient manuscripts and cultural artifacts require Ministry of Culture export permits — regular modern books do not.

Cambodian handmade furniture — teak tables, rattan chairs, lacquered cabinets, and carved wooden pieces — is exported worldwide. For large furniture shipments, sea freight is significantly cheaper than air and is the standard option for container loads. All wooden furniture requires ISPM-15 phytosanitary treatment of wooden packaging. Teak and tropical hardwoods need CITES documentation.