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Shipping to Nigeria from USA
Sending a package to Nigeria from the USA? No problem. Parcel Monkey can help you find the cheapest shipping rates to Nigeria in just a couple of clicks.
Whether you need an express delivery to Lagos or economy shipping to Abuja, our price comparison service will help you find a carrier and service that suits your timescale and budget.
The cost of shipping to Nigeria depends on the size and weight of your parcel and what level of service you require, but our discounted rates will help you keep your delivery costs to a minimum. Using our free shipping calculator we will provide you with shipping quotes to Nigeria from a range of carriers.
If you’re looking for cheap shipping to Nigeria from the USA get a quote now or keep reading for more information on the best way to ship to Nigeria, as well as speed and price, customs requirements, delivery times and more.
Best way to ship to Nigeria
If you're looking for the best way to ship to Nigeria from the US, Parcel Monkey can help.
Whether you're looking for the cheapest way to ship to Nigeria or the fastest, our simple shipping calculator, will help you compare prices, delivery times and tracking information from a range of reliable courier companies.
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Customs advice for shipping to Nigeria
Customs requirements
You will be required to provide a customs declaration form when shipping to Nigeria from the USA, however, we will help you complete this during the booking process.
Duties and taxes may be applied to your package when it reaches Nigeria. Please ensure you provide contact details for the recipient so customs can contact them for payment.
Find more customs advice here.
Prohibited items
The Nigeria Customs Service regulates importation requirements within the country and has a full list of prohibited and restricted items on its website, so you should consult this carefully before shipping to Nigeria.
Prohibited items include but are not limited to pasta, bottled water, cocoa products, cement powder, specific medications, ballpoint pens, some fabrics, and soap.