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Dostyk Cargo Service

The largest infrastructure facility is located at the Dostyk station on the Kazakhstan-China border.

Our services include

  • Cargo transshipment
  • Cargo acceptance and storage in containers
  • Customs clearance and registration

Advantage

Regular container services from China to Kazakhstan, from China to the Moscow hub, and from China to Europe

Fast cargo transshipment processing and dual railway track gauge standards: broad and narrow gauge

The company owns shunting locomotives (TEM-2)

The terminal is equipped with all necessary loading and unloading equipment: Forklifts with a lifting capacity of 1.5-3 tons, Reach stackers with a lifting capacity of 10 tons, Cranes with a lifting capacity of 50 tons, Truck-mounted cranes with a lifting capacity of 25 tons

Reviews

Aigerim Nurlanova
Logistician, Mercur LLP
They delivered a container from Qingdao quickly and without issues. The manager was always in touch.
Dmitry Sokolov
Procurement Director
Excellent project logistics — they delivered oversized cargo without a single hitch.
Yerzhan T.
Sole proprietor
Transparent pricing and convenient tracking. Fully satisfied.
Maria K.
Foreign trade manager
Consolidated cargo from Europe — now only through Atasu.

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Popular questions

How many days to deliver cargo from China?

Timing depends on the transport mode and route: rail — from 12 days, road — from 9 days. A manager will calculate the exact time for your route.

What documents are needed for shipping?

The basic set: invoice, packing list, contract. Certain cargo requires certificates and permits. We will help prepare everything.

Do you insure the cargo?

Yes, we offer full cargo insurance for the entire value throughout the whole route.

Do you handle consolidated (LCL) cargo?

Yes, we consolidate LCL cargo at warehouses in China, the EU and Kazakhstan.

How can I track my cargo?

After placing a request, you get access to online status tracking at every stage.

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