We work hard to keep our prices keen and budget-friendly for courier services to Nigeria. Take a look below for our current costs.

Whether you choose to have your parcels collected from your home or work address in the UK, you can usually expect delivery to your Nigerian destination within 5-17 days from collection. 

While we will make every effort to get your items delivered within these guidelines, depending on the destination, it can take longer for your parcel to arrive, especially in more remote locations within Sub Saharan Africa.

We provide cheap and convenient door to door delivery from the UK to Nigeria. Simply book your delivery online and one of our drivers will collect your parcel from your home or work on a day of your choosing. Your parcel is taken to its local depot, sorted and shipped overnight to one of our distribution centres, then onwards to your destination.

When you send a parcel to Nigeria, you’ll need to fill out a customs form. This tells the Customs Agents in the destination country about the contents of your package so they can process it correctly.

As with most international posting, when you send a parcel to Nigeria from the UK, there are sometimes additional customs duties and import taxes that need to be paid.

When sending parcels to Nigeria it is very important you keep an eye on the specific requirements the country has established for importing. The Nigeria Customs Administration controls importation requirements inside the nation. Nigeria takes a strong stance against smuggling, so it is important, when you are sending a parcel to Nigeria, to ensure all your paperwork is filled out correctly.

Importation forms will ask for precise objects that are contained within your consignment, as well as the value, weight and source. Filling in the forms should help you decide whether any of your items are restricted. When you book your delivery, we will provide you with all the correct customs documentation you need to help your parcel through customs in Nigeria.

HM Revenue & Customs has more information on tax and customs considerations for Nigeria.

As well as the usual prohibited and restricted items you would expect from any international parcel delivery service, there are a number of additional restrictions on what you can and can’t send to Nigeria.

It’s important to ensure that your parcel’s contents will be accepted into the country. If your parcel isn’t accepted into Nigeria, it’s likely to incur additional charges as your parcel is either returned to you or potentially, on some occasions, destroyed. You can find more information on Nigerian Customs at the Nigeria Customs Service and the Nigerian Post Office.

Some examples of items you can’t send to Nigeria include: