International network

Global Coverage

Trade protection that follows your cargo across borders. From our Bangkok headquarters, a network of underwriters, investigators, and inspection partners covers 87 countries along every major trade corridor.

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Trade value protected annually

Where we operate

Transpacific (Asia → North America) — $700B+ annualAsia–Europe (via Suez) — $600B+ annualTransatlantic (Europe → North America) — $400B+ annualAsia–Middle East — $250B+ annualSouth America–Asia — $180B+ annualOceania–Asia — $120B+ annualNorth America — 3 countriesNorth AmericaSouth America — 8 countriesSouth AmericaEurope — 24 countriesEuropeMiddle East — 7 countriesMiddle EastAfrica — 18 countriesAfricaAsia — 19 countriesAsiaOceania — 2 countriesOceaniaBangkok — HQBangkok — HQ
Headquarters Coverage region (click to explore) Major trade corridor

Regions served

North America

3 countries

The world's largest import market, anchored by the United States and served through Pacific and Atlantic gateways. High-value manufactured goods, automotive, and agricultural trade flow through some of the busiest container ports on earth.

Key markets

United StatesCanadaMexico

Major ports

Los Angeles / Long Beach · New York / New Jersey · Savannah · Houston · Vancouver · Manzanillo

Consumer goods, automotive, agriculture, and technology imports with rigorous customs and product-safety enforcement.

South America

8 countries

A commodity powerhouse exporting soybeans, copper, lithium, coffee, and protein to global markets, while importing machinery and manufactured goods. Trade is concentrated through a handful of Atlantic and Pacific gateways.

Key markets

BrazilArgentinaChileColombiaPeru

Major ports

Santos · Buenos Aires · Valparaíso · Callao · Cartagena

Bulk commodities, agri-exports, and mining inputs with long ocean transits and documentation-intensive clearance.

Europe

24 countries

The most regulation-dense trading bloc in the world. The EU's single market demands CE marking, REACH compliance, and precise customs classification, while Northern Range ports handle the continent's deep-sea trade.

Key markets

GermanyNetherlandsUnited KingdomFranceItalyPoland

Major ports

Rotterdam · Antwerp-Bruges · Hamburg · Felixstowe · Gdańsk

High-standard manufactured goods, chemicals, and machinery with strict regulatory and sustainability compliance.

Middle East

7 countries

A dual-role region: the world's energy export hub and a fast-growing re-export and logistics crossroads centered on the Gulf. Jebel Ali and Hamad connect East–West trade, while sovereign infrastructure investment drives imports.

Key markets

United Arab EmiratesSaudi ArabiaQatarKuwaitOman

Major ports

Jebel Ali (Dubai) · Hamad (Qatar) · Dammam · Sohar · Jeddah

Energy, re-export trade, and infrastructure imports with sanctions-aware compliance and halal certification needs.

Africa

18 countries

The fastest-urbanizing continent and a rising trade frontier. Resource exports and consumer-goods imports grow through improving ports, while the African Continental Free Trade Area opens new intra-regional corridors.

Key markets

South AfricaNigeriaEgyptKenyaMorocco

Major ports

Durban · Lagos (Apapa) · Alexandria · Mombasa · Tanger Med

Resources, consumer goods, and infrastructure with elevated verification needs and emerging payment infrastructure.

Asia

19 countries

The center of world manufacturing and our home region. From China's factories to Southeast Asia's emerging hubs, Asia generates the largest share of global container traffic and anchors the trade corridors we serve densest.

Key markets

ChinaJapanSouth KoreaThailandVietnamIndiaSingapore

Major ports

Shanghai · Singapore · Busan · Laem Chabang · Mumbai (JNPT) · Shenzhen

Manufacturing, electronics, and intra-regional supply chains with high-volume container and component movements.

Oceania

2 countries

A resource and agricultural exporter with high-value consumer imports. Australia and New Zealand trade on long, reliable lanes to Asia and across the Pacific, with strict biosecurity and quarantine requirements.

Key markets

AustraliaNew Zealand

Major ports

Sydney · Melbourne · Brisbane · Auckland

Minerals, agri-food, and consumer goods with stringent biosecurity and quarantine compliance.

International trade corridors

Transpacific (Asia → North America)

$700B+ annual

The world's busiest container lane, carrying electronics, apparel, and consumer goods eastbound.

ShanghaiLos Angeles

Asia–Europe (via Suez)

$600B+ annual

The artery of East–West trade through the Strait of Malacca and Suez Canal.

SingaporeRotterdam

Transatlantic (Europe → North America)

$400B+ annual

High-value manufactured goods, chemicals, and machinery between the two Atlantic blocs.

RotterdamNew York

Asia–Middle East

$250B+ annual

Consumer goods and project cargo to the Gulf; energy and petrochemicals returning.

Laem ChabangJebel Ali

South America–Asia

$180B+ annual

Soybeans, protein, and minerals eastbound; manufactured goods westbound on long transits.

SantosShanghai

Oceania–Asia

$120B+ annual

Minerals and agri-food northbound; consumer and industrial goods southbound.

SydneySingapore

Major shipping routes

Transpacific Eastbound

Asia → US West Coast

The highest-volume container lane in the world, sailing from Northeast Asian hubs to Southern California.

Shanghai → Ningbo → Busan → Los Angeles → Long Beach

Transit
14–18 days

Asia–North Europe

Asia → Northern Europe via Suez

The classic East–West artery, linking Asian factories to the European Northern Range.

Singapore → Colombo → Suez → Rotterdam → Hamburg

Transit
28–35 days

Transatlantic Westbound

Europe → US East Coast

High-value manufactured goods and chemicals across the North Atlantic.

Rotterdam → Bremerhaven → New York → Savannah

Transit
9–12 days

Asia–Middle East

Southeast Asia → Gulf

Consumer goods and project cargo into the Gulf's re-export hubs.

Laem Chabang → Singapore → Jebel Ali → Hamad

Transit
12–16 days

South America–Asia

Santos → Shanghai

Commodity exports on one of the longest deep-sea lanes, requiring careful cargo care.

Santos → Singapore → Shanghai

Transit
30–40 days

Intra-Asia

Regional feeder network

The dense short-sea network feeding components and finished goods through regional supply chains.

Singapore → Laem Chabang → Ho Chi Minh → Shenzhen → Busan

Transit
3–10 days

Major ports

Shanghai

China · Asia

World's busiest container port

49M TEU

Singapore

Singapore · Asia

Global transshipment hub

39M TEU

Rotterdam

Netherlands · Europe

Europe's largest port

14M TEU

Jebel Ali

UAE · Middle East

Middle East's largest port

14M TEU

Los Angeles / Long Beach

USA · North America

US Pacific gateway

17M TEU

Busan

South Korea · Asia

Northeast Asia transshipment

22M TEU

Laem Chabang

Thailand · Asia

Thailand's deep-sea gateway

8M TEU

Santos

Brazil · South America

Latin America's largest port

5M TEU

Hamburg

Germany · Europe

Central European gateway

9M TEU

Durban

South Africa · Africa

Africa's busiest container port

3M TEU

Sydney

Australia · Oceania

Australia's largest container port

3M TEU

Mumbai (JNPT)

India · Asia

India's premier container port

6M TEU

Featured markets

low risk

Thailand

Southeast Asia · $580B

Laem Chabang · Bangkok (Klong Toey) · Map Ta Phut

medium risk

China

East Asia · $6.3T

Shanghai · Shenzhen · Ningbo-Zhoushan · Guangzhou

medium risk

Vietnam

Southeast Asia · $730B

Hai Phong · Ho Chi Minh City (Cat Lai) · Da Nang

medium risk

India

South Asia · $1.9T

Mumbai (JNPT) · Chennai · Kolkata · Mundra

low risk

United States

North America · $5.4T

Los Angeles/Long Beach · New York/New Jersey · Savannah · Houston

low risk

Germany

Europe · $3.2T

Hamburg · Bremerhaven · Wilhelmshaven

low risk

Japan

East Asia · $1.8T

Tokyo · Yokohama · Nagoya · Kobe

low risk

United Arab Emirates

Middle East · $1.2T

Jebel Ali (Dubai) · Abu Dhabi · Sharjah

Plus 79 additional markets across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas.

International network

Underwriting reach

Programs placed with Lloyd's of London and global markets, issued locally in 87 countries so claims are handled where the loss occurs.

On-ground verification

Our own investigators plus 300+ vetted regional partners deliver registry checks, site visits, and inspections under one standard.

Single coordination point

Every engagement is managed from Bangkok in your time zone — one contract, one report format, one accountable team, wherever the work happens.

Frequently asked questions

We maintain active insurance, escrow, and verification coverage in 87 countries across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North and South America, and Oceania — with the densest network in ASEAN, China, India, and the Gulf.

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