Cargo from London
to Kolkata

Door-to-door shipping from Greater London to West Bengal, India. Air and Sea freight with all duties included.

Cargo Force operates a dedicated London-to-Kolkata corridor covering roughly 7,962 km between Heathrow (LHR) and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International (CCU). Air freight on this route typically clears in 14-17 working days at £4/kg, while sea freight LCL consolidates from our Wembley warehouse and delivers in 50 working days at £2.5/kg, charged on actual weight only. Free doorstep pickup is included across the Greater London E1-E20, EC1-EC4, N1-N22, NW1-NW11, SE1-SE28, SW1-SW20, W1-W14, WC1-WC2 postcode footprint, with regular collection routes through Central London, East London, North London, South London, West London and landmark hubs such as Southall Broadway. Door delivery in Kolkata (population ~14,974,000) covers Park Street, Salt Lake, Howrah, New Town, Ballygunge, Behala, Dumdum and every suburb inside the 700001-700157 pincode range, with SMS alerts on Indian customs clearance and final-mile dispatch. Our London (population ~8,982,000) team handles enquiries in Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi, which makes this corridor a popular pick for the largest in uk with over 500,000 residents sending family parcels, traditional clothing and household goods to West Bengal. Home to vibrant Southall (Little India), Wembley, and Harrow communities. Kolkata is cultural capital of India, strong Bengali traditions, so book 3-4 weeks ahead of Durga Puja and Diwali for guaranteed seasonal delivery; Kolkata is a metro hub with frequent inbound capacity, so transit times tend to sit at the lower end of the range. Quoted prices are all-inclusive: UK collection, export documentation, Heathrow (LHR) or Felixstowe handover, Indian customs clearance, all import duties, GST/IGST and last-mile delivery to Kolkata are bundled into the per-kilogram rate, with deposit options from £50 or £10 per box. Lithium-battery items - laptops, phones, tablets, power banks and drones - cannot be shipped to Kolkata by either mode under international aviation safety rules, but you can send chargers, electric kettles, hair tools and other non-battery appliances without restriction.