There are several shipping methods available including air freight, sea freight, and express courier services.

Shipping times vary depending on the method used; typically, air freight is faster, taking a few days, while sea freight may take weeks.

Customs requirements differ by destination; it's important to check the specific documentation and duties needed for your shipment.

Most shipping companies provide tracking services through their websites or apps, allowing you to monitor your shipment's status.

Shipping cost-effective ratess vary based on the weight, dimensions of the freight, and the shipping method chosen. It’s best to get a quote from a shipping provider.

While not mandatory, shipping insurance is recommended to protect your freight against loss or damage during transit.

Yes, you can send personal items, but be sure to comply with any import restrictions in Indonesia.

Prohibited items can vary by country; check both Pakistan's export regulations and Indonesia's import regulations.

Ensure your items are securely freightd, labeled correctly, and include all necessary customs documentation.

Yes, weight limits depend on the shipping method and provider; it's advisable to check with your chosen shipping company.