Cargo insurance: Ho Chi Minh City to New York

Vietnam → United States · Sea · 28–36 days port to port

Standard riskApparel & textilesGeneral merchandiseElectronics & high-value tech

What goes wrong on this corridor

  • Long humid transit — mould on footwear and textiles is the recurring claim.
  • Typhoon season affects both the loading window and the routing.
  • East-coast routing via Panama or Suez changes the exposure profile mid-season.
Route risk

Standard risk — The reference tier — also where anything we could not classify lands. Applied as a ×1.00 factor on the rate.

Mode exposure

The reference mode. Long exposure, multiple handlings, water risk — but the lowest loss frequency per dollar shipped. Applied as ×1.00.

Worked example

$100,000 of footwear, ICC (A), $500 deductible, sum insured built as invoice + 10%.

Indicative premium
$462
Rate per $100
0.420
Sum insured
$110,000
ICC (A)
$462
All risks of loss or damage, except what is excluded
ICC (B)
$351
Named perils, including water damage and washing overboard
ICC (C)
$268
Major casualty only — the shortest list

Our own rating table, not a market quote. No insurer has seen this risk. Your own premium depends on your commodity, value, packing, loss history and the terms you buy.

Rate my own shipment on this lane

Commodities on this lane

Apparel & textiles

Water damage and mould, plus theft of branded goods.

General merchandise

Handling damage and short-landing across mixed consignments.

Electronics & high-value tech

Theft and pilferage — high value per kilo, resale market for everything.

Figures shown here are produced by our own rating tables and are indicative only. They are not market quotes, no insurer has agreed to them, and they do not bind cover. InsuranceScanner is an insurance intermediary, not an insurer — see the Terms for our role. Nothing here is a personal recommendation that a particular cover, sum insured or deductible is suitable for you. Where anything on this page conflicts with the certificate, policy schedule or wording issued by an insurer, that document governs.