How much does it cost to import a Hyundai Casper from Korea to Kuwait?
Hyundai Casper prices in the Korean auction vary with year and mileage, with 1,738 cars listed right now. Here is an example: one bought at $10,000.
Auction price
$10,000
Total to the port
$12,150
Sailing time (approx.)
25–35 days
With Korean export fees, ocean freight and our commission, it lands at Shuwaikh or Shuaiba for about $12,150 (≈ KWD 3,730). Sailing to Kuwait takes roughly 25–35 days.
Cost breakdown: Hyundai Casper to Kuwait
| Cost line | Shuwaikh · ShuaibaArabian Gulf |
|---|---|
| Auction price | $10,000 |
| Korean export fees and inland transport | $450 |
| Ocean freight | $1,200 |
| Our service commission | $500 |
| Total to the port | $12,150 |
| Approx. in local currency | ≈ KWD 3,730 |
Indicative figures at freight rates updated 2026-07, not a final quote; the real price depends on the car you pick. They exclude customs duties, taxes, clearance and port charges in Kuwait.
Hyundai Casper cars listed now
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to import a Hyundai Casper to Kuwait?
At an example auction price of $10,000, it comes to about $12,150 (≈ KWD 3,730) at Shuwaikh or Shuaiba, including export fees, ocean freight and our service commission. It excludes customs duties, taxes, clearance and port charges in Kuwait.
How long does shipping a Hyundai Casper from Korea to Kuwait take?
About 25–35 days at sea from Busan or Incheon to Shuwaikh or Shuaiba, by RoRo or in a container, plus roughly a week of export paperwork in Korea.
Are customs duties included?
No. Duties and taxes are paid in Kuwait at clearance and the rules change, so we confirm the current rules for your car before you buy.
How do I know the Hyundai Casper is in good condition?
Every car in the Korean auction has an official inspection report showing accidents, replaced panels and mileage. We send you the report and photos, and you can ask for an extra inspection before bidding.