South Africa is located at the southernmost end of the African continent, surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean in the east, south and west, and bordered by Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Eswatini in the north. The Cape of Good Hope route at its south-west end has always been one of the busiest sea routes in the world.

South Africa is the second largest economy in Africa, with a per capita living standard ranking among the top in Africa. It has a well-developed financial, legal, communication, energy, and transportation industries, complete hardware infrastructure, and a stock trading market. Its gold and diamond production both rank first in the world. South Africa implements a free trade system and is a founding member of the World Trade Organization (WTO). The European Union and the United States are traditional trading partners of South Africa, and trade with regions such as Asia and the Middle East is also constantly growing.

South Africa's maritime industry is developed, with about 98% of exports relying on sea transportation. The main ports include Cape Town, Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Richards Bay, Sardania, and Moselle Bay. Durban is the busiest port and largest container distribution center in Africa, with an annual container handling capacity of 1.2 million.

There are currently approximately 27 civil airports in South Africa, of which 11 are international airports. There are over 600 domestic flights and over 70 international flights per week, directly connecting to some countries in Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and South America. The main international airports include Oliver Tambo International Airport (formerly Johannesburg International Airport), Cape Town International Airport, and Durban Shakar King International Airport.

A city that is commonly visited in Johannesburg. Generally, small goods can be transported by TNT, while large goods can be transported by air to JNB (Johannesburg Airport). It usually takes EK to transfer to Dubai once and arrives at JNB within 3-4 working days. Freight is generally determined based on the chargeable weight of the goods and the type of product. Domestic shipments can be sent to South Africa, while small items can be sent by international express delivery DHL, FEDEX, EMS. For large goods or pure batteries, we need to find a specialized logistics company. Rocket Logistics has a dedicated air and sea freight line

South Africa must hold a commercial invoice for the customs clearance of imported packages, and the formal invoice will be intercepted by customs until the commercial invoice is received before customs clearance.

The second-hand goods imported into South Africa (even for disaster relief and charity purposes, with delivery addresses being government agencies) are strictly controlled and require special permits.

South Africa prohibits the import of second-hand clothing.