Importation of goods into Nigeria requires some prerequisite
documentation and process. For every new item, raw materials, semi-finished goods and finished goods, it is required that you must have a
valid form M, this you can get through the agent banks. To open a form M, you must have a standards of organization product certificate or
NAFDAC registration as applicable a valid marine insurance certificate and a proforma invoice.
Haulage
Our haulage service helps clients move goods by road or rail between suppliers and large consumer outlets, factories, warehouses, or depots.
Warehousing
We offer our warehouse services to shipments that need storage, shipments with prolonged cross docks, or shipments awaiting consolidation.
Cargo Clearance
We provide customs clearance service to facilitate the movement of goods through the customs authority into a country or outside of the country.
Freight Forwarding
Our freight forwarding services is involved in the planning and coordinating of the movement of commodities across international borders, on behalf of shippers.
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Excellent Service
We offer excellent service in the cargo and maritime industry. Our service to our clients are top notch.Collaboration With Local & Foreign Partners
We work with both local and foreign partners for effective service, our collaborative efforts with the necessary stakeholders in the industry gives us an edge over others in carrying out our duties.Trade Consultancy
We are not only into clearing, we do trade consultancy. That means we serve as guide to our clients with policies that has to do with import and exports. Guiding them through the process and offering expert advice on issues that might come upWell Trained Staff
Our staff are well trained and they understand that our main motive is to deliver excellent services, doing the best things the first time and getting it right.Educated and Cultured Practitioners
The industry is full of uneducated and crude practitioners but we work with a crop of young, educated and cultured team of workers. This gives us greater edge. So, we are able to coordinate our activities and deliver peace of mind to our clients.Well Versed In Customs Documentation
We are well versed in customs documentation which is one of the bed rock of the work we are doing. This among others set us apart, being the best in the profession.FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
The first step required to export is to have a registered limited
liability company registered with (CAC) and also registered with the
Nigeria export promotion council (NEPC).
The Tariff rate and other necessary information concerning
classification and custom duty rate can be obtained from the Nigeria trade hub, it is a Nigeria customs website and on the site there is the Tariff column where you can get your duty rate and appropriate classification
There are many items which the federal government of Nigeria through the years fiscal policy has earmarked as prohibited for various reason. These items are prohibited from being imported into the country.
You can visit the Nigeria trade hub to confirm the status of your intended
consignment.
According to this year’s fiscal policy, vehicles that are ten years
and above are not permitted to be imported into Nigeria.
The cost of clearing of one container is mostly dependent on the goods in question. It is dependent on the value of the commercial invoice which determines what the custom duty should be, this also depends on the classification and tax rate.
The import of rice into Nigeria is strictly prohibited. You can
confirm this on the Nigeria trade hub.
It is mandatory by the law to register every product intended to be imported into Nigeria with the standard organization of Nigeria (SON) this can be obtained by visiting the SON office, you are required to test the product for quality before being issued a certificate.