• 🚢 Ro/Ro & Container Shipping Options

  📅 Weekly Sailings from major U.S. ports to Buenos Aires & Zarate

  🛡️ Fully Licensed, Bonded & Insured for secure transport

  🧾 Complete Customs Documentation Assistance

  📍 Real-Time Shipment Tracking for peace of mind

  🚚 Door-to-Port Pickup available across the USA

  💰 Affordable Rates with transparent pricing and no hidden fees

  Whether you’re shipping to Argentina for the first time or you’re a frequent exporter, our team ensures a smooth, reliable, and stress-free experience every step of the way.

Royal Shipping Lines is:

✅ FMC Licensed & Bonded
✅ A U.S.-based company
✅ Experienced with Copart, IAAI, Adesa & Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (RB Auctions)
✅ Compliant with Argentine Customs regulations

Let our team guide you through each step — from pickup in the USA to customs clearance at the Ports of Buenos Aires, Zárate, or Rosario.

Whether you’re moving abroad permanently, studying, or relocating for work, Royal Shipping Lines provides secure and affordable shipping services for personal effects and household goods from the USA to Argentina. With regular sailings to the Ports of Buenos Aires, Zárate, and Rosario, we make international moving simple, efficient, and stress-free.

📦 Household Goods & Personal Effects Shipping

We handle a wide variety of items essential for your move, including:

• Furniture (beds, sofas, tables, cabinets)

• Appliances (refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves)

• Electronics (TVs, computers, sound systems)

• Kitchenware & everyday household essentials

• Clothing, books, and personal belongings

• Packed boxes or full household shipments

🚛 Relocation Services & Options

Our team ensures your belongings arrive safely and on time with flexible shipping methods:

• FCL (Full Container Load): A private 20ft or 40ft container for entire household moves

• LCL (Less-than-Container Load): Shared containers for smaller shipments or partial moves

• Door-to-Port Service: Pickup anywhere in the USA with delivery to your selected Argentine port

• Customs Clearance Support: Guidance on required documentation and smooth processing with Argentine Customs

At Royal Shipping Lines, we specialize in shipping all types of vehicles from the USA to Argentina’s main ports — Buenos Aires, Zárate, and Rosario. We ensure safe, reliable, and cost-efficient transport for every shipment, fully compliant with Argentine customs regulations.

🚗 Passenger Cars
🚙 SUVs and Crossovers
🚐 Pickup Trucks and Vans
🏍️ Motorcycles and Scooters
🚛 Commercial Trucks and Fleets
🚐 Motorhomes & RVs
🏌️ Golf Carts – ideal for resorts, hotels, and private communities
🏎️ Luxury, Classic & Collector Vehicles

At Royal Shipping Lines, we specialize in shipping boats, jet skis, and other watercraft from the USA to Argentina’s main ports — Buenos Aires, Zárate, and Rosario. Whether you’re transporting a personal boat, a fleet of jet skis, or larger recreational vessels, our team ensures safe, reliable, and cost-effective delivery, fully compliant with Argentine customs regulations.

⚓ Types of Boats & Watercraft We Ship to Argentina

🛶 Small Boats & Dinghies – shipped in containers or crated for protection

🚤 Jet Skis & Personal Watercraft – shipped on trailers or secured in containers

🛥️ Yachts & Luxury Boats – transported via specialized carriers for maximum safety

⛵ Sailboats – shipped with cradles or flat-rack containers

🚢 Commercial & Fishing Boats – oversized shipping options available

Argentina is one of Latin America’s largest importers of construction and agricultural machinery, making reliable shipping services essential for businesses, farmers, and equipment dealers. At Royal Shipping Lines, we specialize in transporting heavy-duty equipment from the USA to Argentina’s main ports — Buenos Aires and Zárate — with secure, efficient, and fully compliant logistics solutions.

🚜 Agricultural Machinery Shipping

We handle all types of farm equipment imports, including:

• Tractors

• Harvesters & Combines

• Planters & Seeders

• Sprayers & Cultivators

• Other essential farm machinery for Argentina’s growing agricultural sector.

🏗 Construction & Industrial Equipment Shipping

Our team also manages the transport of large-scale machinery for construction and industrial use, such as:

• Excavators, Bulldozers & Loaders

• Cranes & Graders

• Forklifts & Heavy Trucks

• Mining & Earthmoving Equipment

• At Royal Shipping Lines, we provide international shipping services directly to Argentina’s major seaports, ensuring smooth customs clearance, secure storage, and efficient distribution of vehicles, containers, and machinery across the country.

  📍 Port of Buenos Aires – Argentina’s main international trade hub, handling containers, RoRo, and general cargo
  📍 Port of Zárate – primary auto terminal and vehicle shipping hub
  📍 Port of Rosario – major inland port serving central Argentina’s agricultural exports
  📍 Port of Bahía Blanca – deep-water port ideal for bulk cargo and industrial shipments
  📍 Port of Mar del Plata – important for the fishing industry and general cargo
  📍 Port of Puerto Madryn – key hub for Patagonia, handling containers, bulk, and cruise vessels
  📍 Port of Puerto Deseado – regional port for fishing and cargo in southern Argentina
  📍 Port of San Antonio Este – gateway for fruit exports from Río Negro and Patagonia
  📍 Port of Ushuaia – the world’s southernmost port, handling cargo, fishing, and Antarctic expeditions

  🏢 Bonded Warehouses in Argentina

  📍 Buenos Aires / Zárate Zone – central hub for bonded storage, customs clearance, and nationwide distribution of vehicles, machinery, and commercial cargo throughout Argentina.

• 🛳️ East Coast USA (New York, Baltimore, Newark, Savannah → Buenos Aires/Zárate): 20–25 days 🚀 Fastest Route
  🛳️ Gulf Coast USA (Houston, Galveston, New Orleans → Buenos Aires/Zárate): 22–28 days
  🛳️ West Coast USA (Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle → Buenos Aires): 30–35 days

  ⚠️ Transit times are approximate and may vary depending on the shipping line, route, seasonal conditions, and whether you select RoRo, Lo/Lo, or container shipping.

  👉 Fastest Route: Shipping from the U.S. East Coast to Argentina typically offers the shortest transit time (20–25 days), making it the best choice for time-sensitive vehicle and cargo shipments.

🚗 Ro/Ro (Roll-On/Roll-Off)
Your vehicle or equipment is driven directly onto the vessel and secured inside a protected cargo deck. This option is ideal for operable cars, SUVs, trucks, buses, motorhomes, and heavy machinery. It offers a cost-effective and reliable shipping method to Argentina’s major ports, including Buenos Aires and Zárate.

📦 Container Shipping
Best for non-running vehicles, high-value cars, motorcycles, RVs, boats on trailers, or multiple units. Available in 20ft and 40ft containers, with shared container options to help lower costs. Perfect for customers seeking extra protection and security during shipment.

⚙️ Agricultural & Construction Machinery
Argentina is a leading importer of tractors, harvesters, excavators, and other heavy equipment. We provide Ro/Ro, container, and flat rack shipping solutions designed for oversized and non-standard cargo, ensuring safe loading, secure stowage, and smooth delivery.

To ensure smooth customs clearance when shipping personal effects or household goods from the USA to Argentina, you will typically need the following documents:

• Valid Passport – copy of the consignee’s identification page

• Bill of Lading (BOL) – issued by the carrier with shipment details

• Packing List / Inventory – detailed list of all items included in the shipment

• Commercial Invoice or Valuation – if required for customs purposes

• Proof of Residence in Argentina – such as a lease agreement, work permit, or residency card (for those relocating)

• Import Permit or Authorization – for restricted or regulated items

⚠️ Important: Argentine Customs may request additional documentation depending on the nature of the shipment. Our team at Royal Shipping Lines will assist you throughout the process to ensure compliance and avoid delays.

✅ Original Vehicle Title (clear of liens)
✅ Bill of Sale or Purchase Invoice
✅ Valid Passport or Driver’s License
✅ Consignee’s Argentine Tax ID (CUIT/CUIL)

Shipping a boat from the USA to Argentina’s ports — Buenos Aires, Bahía Blanca, Rosario, or San Antonio Este — is a straightforward process with Royal Shipping Lines. Our team manages every step to ensure your vessel arrives safely and in full compliance with Argentine customs regulations.

Steps to Ship a Boat to Argentina:

1. Prepare Documentation – Original vessel title, registration, bill of sale, and a valid passport for the consignee.

2. Select Shipping Method – Choose between RoRo (for trailer-ready boats) or container/flat-rack shipping for smaller boats, jet skis, or sailboats.

3. Boat Preparation – Drain fuel and water tanks, disconnect batteries, and secure all loose items.

4. Transport to U.S. Port – We arrange pickup anywhere in the USA and deliver your boat to the nearest port of departure.

5. Loading & Shipping – Your boat is professionally secured for ocean transport and shipped to your selected Argentine port.

6. Customs Clearance in Argentina – Our agents assist with clearance, duties, and delivery arrangements.

⚠️ Important: Certain items (hazardous materials, firearms, or restricted equipment) cannot be shipped with boats. Our team will guide you through Argentine regulations to ensure a smooth process.

When shipping heavy machinery or industrial equipment from the USA to Argentina, the following documents are typically required for smooth customs clearance:

• Commercial Invoice – with full description and value of the equipment

• Packing List – detailed breakdown of machinery, parts, and accessories

• Bill of Lading (BOL) – issued by the carrier with shipment details

• Certificate of Origin – confirming where the machinery was manufactured

• Import Permit or Authorization – if required for specific machinery types

• Valid Passport or Company Registration Documents – for the consignee in Argentina

⚠️ Important Requirements for Equipment:

• Machinery and equipment with tracks must be thoroughly cleaned prior to delivery to prevent soil contamination and avoid customs delays.

• All equipment must be fully operable, with no major issues or leaks, to be accepted for shipping.

• Argentine Customs may request additional paperwork depending on the equipment type, condition (new or used), and intended use.

Our experts at Royal Shipping Lines will guide you through every step to ensure compliance and avoid delays or extra charges.

Age & Emissions Requirements

• Passenger Cars: Argentina generally restricts the import of used vehicles, with few exceptions (such as returning residents, diplomats, or classic cars).

• Brand-new vehicles can be imported if they meet Argentine safety and emissions standards.

• Classic or collector vehicles (30+ years old) may qualify for exemptions but require prior approval and special permits.

Prohibited or Restricted Vehicle Types

• Right-Hand Drive Vehicles: Not permitted for registration in Argentina. Only left-hand drive vehicles are accepted.

• Salvage, Rebuilt, or Severely Damaged Vehicles: Typically prohibited and may be denied entry unless imported under special circumstances with proper documentation.

⚠️ Note: Argentina applies import duties and taxes based on vehicle value, age, engine size, and category. In most cases, importing used passenger vehicles is highly restricted. Commercial trucks, agricultural machinery, and certain specialty vehicles may be allowed under different rules.

Argentina enforces strict customs regulations to protect public safety, health, and the environment. Items that are prohibited or heavily restricted include:

❌ Unlicensed firearms, ammunition, and explosives
❌ Illegal drugs and narcotics
❌ Hazardous chemicals, toxic waste, and radioactive materials
❌ Counterfeit goods, pirated media, and fake currency
❌ Pornographic or obscene materials

🌱 Plants, seeds, animals, and agricultural products may only be imported with official phytosanitary or veterinary certificates, in compliance with Argentine agricultural and biosecurity standards.

⚠️ Note: Shipments containing prohibited items may be confiscated by Argentine customs, and importers may face penalties, fines, or legal action.