The FOB to CIF Calculator converts supplier FOB value into a CIF planning value by adding freight and insurance. It is designed for import/export planning around Egypt suppliers, freight, customs, documents, and sourcing decisions.
Quick answer
The FOB to CIF Calculator converts supplier FOB value into a CIF planning value by adding freight and insurance.
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FOB to CIF Calculator
Convert an FOB shipment value into a planning CIF value by adding freight and insurance.
Methodology
CIF = FOB value + freight cost + insurance cost. If quantity is provided, CIF per unit is total CIF divided by quantity.
Planning Disclaimer
All customs, tax, freight, and landed cost results are estimates for planning purposes only. Final classification, duty, taxes, and clearance requirements must be confirmed with the relevant customs authority, licensed customs broker, or official trade authority.
FAQ
Is FOB enough to estimate import duty?
Usually no. Duty planning often starts from CIF, so freight and insurance should be added before applying manual rates.
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Next step
Use the result as a planning baseline, then request a reviewed import quote before making shipment or customs decisions.
Last updated: 2026-06-14
How to use
- Enter the shipment or sourcing assumptions you already know.
- Use realistic numbers and manually confirmed rates where applicable.
- Review the result with your supplier, forwarder, customs broker, or Import Egypt before making decisions.
Inputs and outputs
| Inputs | FOB value, freight cost, insurance cost, currency, optional quantity |
|---|---|
| Outputs | CIF total, CIF per unit, formula explanation |
Example
FOB 10000 + freight 1200 + insurance 150 = CIF 11350. With 500 units, CIF per unit is 22.70.
Methodology
CIF = FOB value + freight cost + insurance cost. Optional per-unit CIF divides the result by quantity.
Planning disclaimer
All customs, tax, freight, certification, compliance, supplier, payment, and margin outputs are planning estimates only. Final requirements, rates, documents, and responsibilities must be confirmed with the relevant authority, licensed broker, freight provider, bank, buyer, supplier, or qualified advisor.
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Next step
Use this result as a planning baseline, then request a reviewed import/export quote or document check before committing to payment, production, or shipment.
FAQ
Is this result official?
No. It is a planning estimate and should be checked with qualified trade, customs, freight, tax, legal, or compliance specialists where relevant.
Can I use this before requesting a quote?
Yes. Use it to organize assumptions before contacting suppliers, forwarders, brokers, or Import Egypt.
Should I keep the formulas unchanged?
Yes. Preserve the formula logic and confirm rates, documents, and responsibilities before commercial use.
Does this replace human review?
No. It supports planning and communication; final decisions require reviewed data and official requirements.
Last updated: 2026-06-14