Reefer freight to Uzbekistan (Tashkent, Samarkand)
Uzbekistan is Central Asia's most populous country and a key market for Iranian fruit, vegetables, food and building materials.
- DistanceMashhad–Tashkent about 1,500–1,700 km
- Transit timeusually 4–8 days
- Borders / portsSarakhs, Lotfabad, Bajgiran (Turkmen transit) → Farap / Alat
- Destination citiesTashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Andijan
- ModeRoad (transit via Turkmenistan)
Times and distances are approximate and depend on border queues, customs and season.
Loads to Uzbekistan
No open loads to Uzbekistan right now.
Sign up as a driver to hear about new loadsFreight usually transits Turkmenistan. Barnav's head office in Mashhad, close to the north-eastern borders, coordinates this route.
Transit through Turkmenistan
Trucks enter Turkmenistan at Sarakhs, Lotfabad or Bajgiran and reach Uzbekistan at Farap or Alat. The driver needs a Turkmen transit visa, arranged before loading.
Reefer freight
Long distances and strong seasonal temperature swings make reefer control essential; the trip temperature report is kept in Barnav.
Documents for freight to Uzbekistan
- CMR international consignment note
- TIR carnet or transit documents
- Export customs declaration
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Health or phytosanitary certificate for food and agricultural cargo
- Turkmen transit visa for the driver
Common cargo on this route
- Fruit and vegetables
- Food
- Building materials
- Industrial goods
FAQ
Which route to Uzbekistan?
Usually through Turkmenistan via Sarakhs, Lotfabad or Bajgiran.
How long Mashhad–Tashkent?
Usually 4 to 8 days depending on Turkmen transit and clearance.