You can ship a wide range of goods to Nigeria including equipment, machinery, chemicals, electronics, consumer products and business cargo — as long as they comply with Nigerian import regulations, and documentation requirements, and are not on the official prohibited list.

When you ship goods to Nigeria, the customs duty you’ll pay depends mainly on three factors: the type of goods, their declared value, and the shipping costs (including insurance). Nigerian Customs calculates duty on the CIF value of your shipment (Cost + Insurance + Freight), and then applies the duty rate based on the product’s classification under the Harmonized System (HS) code. Other charges like VAT, surcharges, and levies may also apply on top of the basic duty. Use our automated customs duty calculator for your shipment.

The cost of freight to Nigeria depends on several key factors, including:

• • Mode of transport
  • Size, weight & volume of cargo
  • Distance & route
  • Fuel & market conditions
  • Port & handling charges
  • Insurance & surcharges

Because these variables can change frequently, the best way to get an accurate figure is to request a tailored freight quote from your logistics trusted logistics company in Nigeria – Valuehandlers.

Valuehandlers combine local expertise with a global network spanning 42 countries, leveraging advanced tracking technology and strategic partnerships at key Nigerian ports and airports to guarantee secure, on-time delivery.