Cargo to Nigeria

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• Cargo to Nigeria
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• https//cargoafrik.co.uk/

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• International Shipping To Nigeria
• Nigeria or the Federal Republic of Nigeria, along
  with Abuja, the Federal Capital Region, is made
  up of 36 separate states. Nigeria borders Chad,
  Cameroon, Niger and the Republic of Benin,
  located on the western coast of Africa. The
  largest city in the world is Lagos, with a
  population of nearly 8 million, preceded by Kano
  and Ibadan.
• There are a variety of various shipping ports in
  the world if you are planning on shipping to
  Nigeria. The Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of
  Guinea are among the Nigerian coastal rivers. The
  Port of Apapa, the Port of Harcourt, the Port of
  Onne, the Port of Pennington and the Port of
  Calabar are among the shipping ports in Nigeria.
  If you wish to learn more about this, visit Cargo
  to Nigeria.

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• There are some big documentation you should have
  in place if you require foreign shipping to
  Nigeria. Prior to foreign shipping to Nigeria,
  you would require the following
• (original) Passport
• Visas
• Permit to function (if applicable)
• Permit for residency
• Certificate of Transition of Residence
• Customs and Excise Registration of Unaccompanied
  Luggage
• Sale Type 48
• Stock for Delivery (in English)
• After the client arrives in Nigeria, the PUBD
  form must be finished.
• Letter approving the clearance of shipment by
  Destination Agent

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• Your shipment will be tested during the customs
  clearance period upon delivery to Nigeria. If you
  are shipping to Nigeria, you should prepare to be
  present for customs clearance. In addition, in
  order to qualify for the mandatory Form M, you
  would need to obtain a personal bank account
  while in Nigeria.
• Shipping and Tax Free Shipping to Nigeria
• It is helpful to remember that used personal
  products and household goods usually apply for
  duty-free shipment to Nigeria while shipping to
  Nigeria. Interested readers can find more
  information about them at Shipping to Nigeria
  from uk.
• Your goods can be used in order to apply for duty
  free delivery to Nigeria, and you must have owned
  them for at least 6 months previous to shipment.
  Furthermore the goods have to be for your own use
  and not for resale.

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• If you are a Nigerian citizen returning to the
  country and you choose to apply for duty-free
  shipping to Nigeria, you must have spent at least
  nine months abroad outside the country.
• It is also important that your shipment to
  Nigeria arrive in the nation within two months of
  your own delivery.
• Shipping to Nigeria Dutiable and Limited Products
• In order to ship those products to Nigeria,
  please notice that you are expected to pay
  separate fees. If they are used as part of your
  household goods package, you will export alcohol
  and tobacco items to Nigeria without an import
  permit. For personal usage, such products must be
  of a sufficient quantity. In addition, for all
  alcohol and cigarette goods, you would be
  expected to pay import duty. You can learn more
  at Parcel to Nigeria.
• You are also authorised to ship appliances to
  Nigeria, but quantities are restricted. You may
  ship to Nigeria one of each form of appliance.

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• Summary
• We are an online freight forwarding company to
  Nigeria from the UK. We use technology to make
  the process of sending packages, parcels, cars
  etc to Nigeria seamless. Our services include
  Door to door cargo services, Shipping to Nigeria
  from the UK, Cargo to Nigeria, Excess Airline
  passenger luggage, Trade cargo, Car shipping etc.
  We have over 2000 drop-off points for our cargo
  collection service covering the whole of the UK
  mainland and we deliver to most cities across
  Nigeria.
• What are the steps to send cargo to Nigeria?
• Book and complete payment on our website.
• We send you packaging boxes, if you require
  one.
• We collect your packages from your doorstep, or
  you can drop-off at one of our over 2000 shop
  network.
• We deliver to cities across Nigeria from our
  base in Lagos
• Visit this site to learn more
• https//www.cryohubbos.com/