makes it simple to find the cheapest options when shipping to Nigeria from the UK. Our booking system delivers the best value for economy and express shipments from the UK to Nigeria with cost savings of up to 60% cheaper than booking direct or posting your items.
only works with the best Nigerian courier companies, so your parcel is always in the best possible hands. So whether you’re sending gifts to Nigeria, posting parcels or exporting a large commercial shipment, offers a range of services to suit every budget.
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makes it easy for you to find a shipping serviceto suit your needs. Whether you’re looking for speed or economy, you can get quotes for a range of delivery options in seconds.
Our 30 years of experience working with the world’s most reliable courier services allows us to offer shipping to more than 220 countries around the world for up to 60% less than booking direct. Same great service, much cheaper rates.
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Every package that enters Nigeria has to pass through customs and may have duties and taxes applied. These can range from 5% to 20%, depending on the contents of the package, the value and the reason for import. If you send a parcel to Nigeria worth less than $10 it will pass through customs without you having to pay duties or taxes.
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If you’re planning to send a parcel from the UK to Nigeria then can pick it up on the day you book, as long as you get your order in on time.
If your parcel is bigger than 50kg, or longer than 180cm on its longest side then we need 24 hours’ notice and you must be able to offer our driver assistance in loading it on to the van.
If you need a pallet truck or vehicle with a tail-lift just let our customer services know in advance and we can arrange it.
We will deliver your package in Nigeria between 9am and 6am on working weekdays. As with collection, if you need equipment to help you with unloading then be sure to tell our customer services team ahead of time.
Sometimes a driver might leave your package in a designated safe area if nobody is home. If you want to guarantee a signature you can upgrade your deliveryto ‘signed for’ when you book.
We don’t deliver on national holidays so we’ve compiled a handy list of these occasions in Nigeria below.
offers you peace of mind when shipping to Nigeria. We’ll keep you updated on the progress of your package with tracking events at every stage. Simply enter your tracking number into our tracking tool, or login to check the status of your shipment and get real time updates from door to door.
And if something does happen to your package along the way we’ll email you and your recipient to let you know what’s happened and what’s required to resolve any delay. With it’s all part of the service.
Learn more about tracking your parcelThere is no gift exemption when sending to Nigeria, which means that all packages, even gifts, will potentially have fees and duties attached when passing through customs. If your present is worth less than $10, there will be no customs and duties attached during clearance. If it is worth more, however, fees will be applied and the recipient will be contacted to pay them.
When sending a gift to Nigeria, it is important to properly fill in your customs paperwork to ensure that there are no problems when clearing your package – don’t just declare “Gift,” declare “Gift – men’s clothes”.
Although there aren’t any exemptions for sending personal goods like luggage to Nigeria, there are a couple of important things to keep in mind when doing so. Some goods, electronics in particular, have requirements which you should be aware of before exporting to Nigeria.
will not insure the outside of a suitcase if you have shipped it unboxed, so be sure to protect wheels and remove straps where possible.
Read more on insuring your packageare specialists when it comes to shipping those parcels which other couriers just can’t handle. If you’ve got a big package which is up to 270cm in length on its longest side and 1,000kg in weight, including pallets, then we can help you send it quickly to Nigeria by air freight.
Just bear in mind that if your package is heavier than 50kg, you will need to book in advance and, even if it doesn’t require a forklift, you may need to provide your courier with assistance loading and unloading the delivery.
Learn more about large parcel shipping to NigeriaThere’s nothing like the taste of home, and though Nigeria has its own culinary delights to offer such as Maafe rice stew or Yam, sometimes sending food can be the best possible gift. can help you find the right shipping for your food, but there are a few key things to keep in mind.
has several requirements to help you clear customs when shipping food to Nigeria:
If you’re planning on sending a parcel from the UK to Nigeria then you want to be sure it will be well protected from the bumps and knocks which can occur on the way. The way you package your parcel makes all the difference when it comes to protecting the contents.
To avoid disappointment with your delivery simply follow these three simple steps:
Don’t be tempted to recycle a box for your packaging – it may contain hidden weaknesses that you can’t see. If you’re sending something heavier than 10kg then we recommend a double lined cardboard box for extra strength.
Individually wrap all the contents before nestling them in packaging materials, such as packing peanuts or bubble wrap. Make sure there is at least 6cm between the contents and the edge of the box and that nothing moves when you shake it.
Tape up your box with parcel tape in a Union Jack flag pattern. Go three times round the box in every direction, covering all seals and corners. Make sure your shipping labels are the only ones on the box and that they’re attached firmly and clearly.
Yes, our express delivery options take between 3-5 days to get from Nigeria to the UK.
When your parcel reaches Nigerian customs they will calculate the duties and taxes which need to be paid on it. They will then contact the person the shipment is addressed to for them to pay the fees. The money should be paid directly to Nigerian customs; these are not extra charges applied by .
Yes, we will pick up your parcel from the address you give us and deliver it safely to its destination in Nigeria. What’s more lets you track your delivery every step of the way, simply by logging into your account.
No, cash is prohibited for import by Nigerian customs. Online scammers often claim to be from Nigeria and you should avoid sending money, or valuable items to people you don’t know who contact you over the internet.
is not a removals service and we won’t deliver furniture unless it’s properly packaged and attached to a pallet. Furniture also does not qualify for our free £50 cover*. You can however send items such as books or clothing to Nigeria with us.
only works with the world’s best couriers, this means that if we don’t think a service is reliable enough we won’t offer it. We offer discount prices with expert couriers to more than 220 countries around the world. Our courier partners include DHL, DPD, FedEx, TNT and UPS.
You can use our eBay shipping calculator to work out costs for shipping eBay items to your bid winner. Remember to ensure that the items still comply with the country’s customs rules and regulations.
has a comprehensive business packagewhich can help you with delivery solutions for your company, including extra discounts and UK-based support.
If your shipping to a remote area of Nigeria such as the Sandstone Mountains of north-eastern Nigeria or remote areas of the Federal states of Gombe, Bauchi or Taraba, then you can expect it to take 2 – 3 days longer than shipping to urban areas such as Lagos. However, we’ll always provide an accurate delivery time at the point of quotation, so you always know where you stand.
*excluding Hermes deliveries