FCEL Rate Card: Canada 🇨🇦 → Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬
The official Foon Chaser Express Limited (FCEL) rate card for shipping cargo from Canada to Nigeria. Air freight, e-commerce compliant shipping, gadgets, iPhones, laptops, perfumes, supplements, vitamins, PS consoles, and consolidation pack services — all with transparent CAD pricing and Nigeria customs support.
The Official FCEL Rate Card for Canada to Nigeria
Last updated: 20 January 2026The FCEL Canada rate card is the published, transparent price list from Foon Chaser Express Limited for cargo from Canada to Nigeria. Specifically, it covers air freight by weight bracket (to Lagos, Abuja, and other Nigerian states), a 50 CAD handling fee, special cargo surcharges for gadgets, iPhones, laptops, perfumes, alcohol, vitamins, supplements, and PS consoles, plus a complete e-commerce documentation workflow and three standard consolidation pack sizes.
What This Rate Card Covers
- Air freight from Canada to Lagos, Abuja, and other Nigerian states
- Three weight brackets: 20kg+ (Lagos), 20kg+ (Abuja/Other), and below 20kg
- 50 CAD flat handling fee for all shipments
- Special cargo surcharges for iPhones, laptops, phones, tablets, AirPods, perfumes, body sprays, alcohol, vitamins, supplements, and PS consoles
- Three standard consolidation pack sizes (24×24×18, 24×24×36, 24×24×48)
- E-commerce compliant shipping with required documentation
- Mandatory online booking form pre-shipment
What This Rate Card Does Not Cover
- Government customs duties, taxes, VAT, levies, and subscriptions in Nigeria
- Car parts (separate charges apply — contact FCEL for a quote)
- Restricted or prohibited cargo (per Nigerian Customs regulations)
- Pickup from Canadian suppliers (warehouse drop-off only)
The FCEL Canada rate card is a public commitment to transparent pricing in Canadian dollars. There are no hidden destination charges, no inflated FX markups, and no surprise fees on arrival. Specifically, the published per-kg rates include handling at the FCEL Canada warehouse and Canada export clearance. As a result, importers in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal, and across Canada can accurately budget their landed cost before sending a single parcel.
FCEL Air Freight: Canada to Nigeria
Last updated: 20 January 2026Air freight is the primary mode for cargo from Canada to Nigeria. Rates are quoted in CAD per kg with a 50 CAD handling fee applied to every shipment. The minimum chargeable weight for the standard rate is 20kg.
Air Freight — 20kg and Above
For cargo of 20kg or more, FCEL offers two pricing tiers based on destination city.
| Destination | Rate (per kg) | Minimum Weight | Handling Fee | Transit Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇳🇬 Lagos Direct delivery to Lagos |
12.79 CAD | 20 kg | 50 CAD | 7–14 working days |
| 🇳🇬 Abuja & Other States Inland delivery outside Lagos |
14.98 CAD | 20 kg | 50 CAD | 7–14 working days |
20kg+ example to Abuja: 30 kg shipment to Abuja = (30 × 14.98 CAD) + 50 CAD = 449.40 CAD + 50 CAD handling = 499.40 CAD.
Air Freight — Below 20kg
For smaller parcels under 20kg, FCEL charges a single per-kg rate (no minimum weight, but a 50 CAD handling fee still applies).
| Weight Bracket | Rate (per kg) | Handling Fee | Transit Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 📦 Below 20kg Small parcel rate (any destination) |
44.95 CAD | 50 CAD | 7–14 working days |
Handling Fee
A flat 50 CAD handling fee applies to every FCEL Canada to Nigeria shipment. This fee covers warehouse processing, documentation preparation, and Canadian export clearance. It is charged once per shipment regardless of weight.
Choosing the right weight bracket is one of the most common mistakes Canadian importers make. Specifically, a 19kg parcel at the below-20kg rate (44.95 CAD/kg) costs 854.05 CAD in freight, plus 50 CAD handling, for a total of 904.05 CAD. The same 19kg consolidated to 20kg+ at the Lagos bracket (12.79 CAD/kg) would cost only 243.01 CAD in freight, plus 50 CAD handling, for a total of 293.01 CAD — a saving of 611.04 CAD. Always consolidate before shipping.
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FCEL Extra Charges: Gadgets, E-Commerce & Special Items
Last updated: 20 January 2026Gadgets, electronics, perfumes, and other special items have dedicated FCEL per-unit surcharges in addition to the standard per-kg air freight rate. Below is the complete list.
Important — Gadgets & E-Commerce: When purchasing gadgets and other items, kindly obtain the invoice or receipt of payment, as the transaction is considered E-commerce. Before we can receive such items at our warehouse, we will require a copy of the invoice/receipt and a copy of your ID (data page of International Passport).
Gadgets & Electronics (Per Unit)
| Item | Extra Charge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 📱 Phone Smartphones (non-iPhone) |
70 CAD each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 🍎 iPhone All iPhone models |
120 CAD each | Per device. Premium surcharge. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 📱 Tablet iPad and Android tablets |
70 CAD each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 🎧 AirPods Apple and compatible earbuds |
50 CAD each | Per unit. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 💻 Laptop All laptop brands |
80 CAD each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
PlayStation Consoles (Per Unit)
| Console | Extra Charge |
|---|---|
| 🎮 PS2 – PS3 Legacy PlayStation models |
80 CAD each |
| 🎮 PS4 – PS6 Modern PlayStation models |
100 CAD each |
Perfume, Body Spray & Alcohol (Per Unit)
| Item | Extra Charge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 🌸 Perfume All perfume brands |
40 CAD each | Restricted air cargo. MSDS may be required. |
| 🧴 Body Spray Deodorant and body sprays |
40 CAD each | Restricted air cargo. MSDS may be required. |
| 🍷 Alcohol Wine, spirits, and liquor |
40 CAD each | Subject to Nigerian alcohol import regulations. |
Vitamins & Supplements (Per kg)
| Item | Extra Charge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 💊 Vitamin Multivitamins and single vitamins |
14 CAD / kg | Charged per kg. NAFDAC declaration may apply. |
| 💊 Supplement Health and fitness supplements |
14 CAD / kg | Charged per kg. NAFDAC declaration may apply. |
Car Parts
🚗 Car Parts — Separate charges apply. Car parts are quoted individually based on weight, dimensions, and HS code. Contact FCEL via WhatsApp with the part description and weight for a custom quote.
FCEL Consolidation Pack Prices
Last updated: 20 January 2026FCEL offers three standard consolidation pack sizes for Canadian importers. Pack prices are in addition to the per-kg air freight rate.
24 × 24 × 18
Small pack
24 × 24 × 36
Medium pack
24 × 24 × 48
Large pack
Consolidation packs are a smart way to ship multiple small items in one box, saving you money versus shipping each item separately. The pack price covers the box, packaging materials, and warehouse handling. You then pay the standard per-kg air freight rate on the total weight of the packed shipment.
Booking Requirements & E-Commerce Documentation
📝 Before Transacting With Us
Kindly fill out our online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment/ before sending any cargo. The form requires the following:
- Your full name and contact details
- Your postcode (mandatory)
- Estimated weight and dimensions (if exact figures are not yet known)
- Origin city in Canada and destination city in Nigeria
Failure to book first may result in processing delays, missed cargo identification, or storage charges at the warehouse.
🛒 E-Commerce Documentation (Gadgets)
When purchasing gadgets and other items for shipment, the transaction is treated as e-commerce. Before we can receive such items at our warehouse, we require:
📄 Required Documents
- Copy of the invoice or receipt of the item
- Copy of your ID (data page of International Passport)
These documents must be submitted to FCEL before the item arrives at the warehouse.
Booking Workflow: (1) Complete the online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment. (2) For gadgets, gather your invoice/receipt and ID copy. (3) Send both to FCEL via email. (4) Once approved, ship or drop off your cargo to the FCEL Canada warehouse. (5) FCEL processes and ships to Nigeria.
Important Notice: Failure to complete the FCEL online booking form before sending your cargo may result in processing delays, missed cargo identification, or storage charges at the warehouse. Book first, then ship.
How FCEL Ships Cargo From Canada to Nigeria
Seven steps from booking to delivery. The FCEL process is built for transparency and e-commerce compliance.
Check the FCEL Canada Rate Card
Review the rates for your cargo type. Identify whether you need the 20kg+ Lagos bracket, 20kg+ Abuja/Other bracket, below 20kg, or any special cargo surcharge (iPhone, laptop, perfume, etc.).
Complete the Online Booking Form
Visit dechaser.com/book-shipment and submit your details. Include your postcode. Estimated weight and dimensions are acceptable at this stage.
Gather E-Commerce Documentation (Gadgets Only)
For gadgets and e-commerce purchases, obtain a copy of the invoice/receipt and a copy of your International Passport data page. Submit these to FCEL before the item arrives at the warehouse.
Send Cargo to FCEL Canada Warehouse
Drop off or ship your cargo to the FCEL Canada warehouse. Use a FCEL consolidation pack (24×24×18, 24×24×36, or 24×24×48) if you have multiple small items.
Air Transit (Canada to Nigeria)
Air cargo flies from Canada (Toronto, Calgary, or Vancouver) to Lagos (LOS) or Abuja (ABV). Transit time is 7 to 14 working days depending on weight bracket and final delivery location.
Nigeria Customs Clearance
On arrival, the FCEL Lagos team files the PAAR with Nigeria Customs Service. Government duties and VAT are the customer’s responsibility. Special cargo surcharges (e.g. iPhone, laptop) are pre-cleared using your e-commerce documentation.
Final Delivery
Cargo is delivered within Lagos (same-day or next-day) or to other Nigerian states including Abuja via FCEL’s inland delivery network. The 50 CAD handling fee covers all warehouse and export processing.
Why Use the FCEL Rate Card for Canada to Nigeria?
The FCEL Canada rate card is built for the unique needs of Canadian importers — e-commerce compliance, gadget documentation, and transparent CAD pricing.
E-Commerce Compliant
FCEL handles the full e-commerce documentation workflow — invoice/receipt verification, ID validation, and customs declaration. Specifically, your gadgets clear Nigerian customs under proper e-commerce channels, not as personal effects.
Canada Operations Hub
FCEL operates from a Canadian warehouse that handles consolidation, packaging, and export clearance. As a result, your cargo is processed efficiently before air transit to Nigeria.
Dedicated Lagos Customs Team
Our Lagos team handles PAAR filing, customs clearing, and last-mile delivery. They understand Nigerian regulations for e-commerce shipments and pre-clear gadgets using your submitted documents.
Transparent CAD Pricing
All rates are quoted in CAD. There are no surprise destination charges, no inflated FX markups between CAD and NGN, and no last-minute adjustments. As a result, you can accurately budget your landed cost.
Consolidation Pack Service
Three standard pack sizes (24×24×18, 24×24×36, 24×24×48) let you combine multiple small items into one shipment, saving you money versus shipping each item separately.
Mandatory Online Booking
The online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment is required before any cargo is shipped. This pre-registration ensures your cargo is identified, tracked, and processed the moment it reaches the warehouse.
What This Means for Your Business
Using the FCEL rate card means your Canada-to-Nigeria shipments follow a transparent, e-commerce compliant process. No haggling, no surprise demurrage, no FX manipulation. As a result, you can scale your Canadian sourcing with predictable costs and reliable transit times.
FCEL in Action: How a Toronto E-Commerce Seller Streamlined Nigeria Shipping
Challenge: A Toronto e-commerce seller was shipping 15 iPhones, 8 laptops, and 5 PS5 consoles to Lagos monthly but faced repeated customs holds because the shipments were not declared as e-commerce. The previous agent also charged hidden per-unit fees for the gadgets, inflating landed costs by 25%.
Solution: The client switched to FCEL and submitted the full e-commerce documentation set (15 invoices + 5 PS5 receipts + ID copy) before shipping. FCEL consolidated all 28 items into two 24×24×48 packs (60 CAD each), applied the 20kg+ Lagos rate (12.79 CAD/kg) to the total weight, and added the special cargo surcharges (15 × 120 CAD for iPhones + 8 × 80 CAD for laptops + 5 × 100 CAD for PS5). Total FCEL cost: 433.70 CAD base + 1,800 CAD iPhones + 640 CAD laptops + 500 CAD PS5 + 120 CAD packs = 3,493.70 CAD.
Outcome: All 28 items cleared MMIA Lagos in 4 days as proper e-commerce shipments — no customs hold, no seizure risk. The client now uses FCEL monthly and saves approximately 22% versus their previous agent by following the e-commerce workflow and consolidating via FCEL packs.
What Canadian Importers Say About FCEL
Real feedback from importers using the FCEL Canada rate card.
“The e-commerce documentation requirement caught me off guard at first, but FCEL walked me through it. Once I had my invoices and ID ready, my iPhone shipments cleared Lagos in 4 days flat. No more customs holds.”
“I was paying 44.95 CAD/kg on small parcels until FCEL showed me how to consolidate to 20kg+ at 12.79 CAD/kg. Saved 60% on my first consolidated shipment. The consolidation pack service is brilliant.”
“The mandatory booking form is a small price to pay for zero lost shipments. My cargo is identified the moment it lands at the FCEL Canada warehouse. The CAD pricing means no FX surprises.”
Top Questions About FCEL Canada to Nigeria
Quick answers to the questions Canadian importers ask most about the FCEL Canada rate card.
Not Sure Which FCEL Canada Rate Applies to Your Cargo?
Send your cargo details on WhatsApp and the FCEL team will identify the correct rate bracket and special cargo surcharge for your specific shipment — at no obligation.
FCEL Canada Rate Card — Complete FAQ
Detailed answers to the questions Canadian importers ask most about shipping cargo from Canada to Nigeria via FCEL.
How much does it cost to ship cargo from Canada to Nigeria?
According to the FCEL rate card, air freight from Canada to Lagos is 12.79 CAD/kg with a 20kg minimum. To Abuja and other Nigerian states, the rate is 14.98 CAD/kg. Below 20kg, the rate is 44.95 CAD/kg. A 50 CAD handling fee applies to all shipments. Special cargo surcharges apply: iPhones 120 CAD each, laptops 80 CAD each, perfumes 40 CAD each, PS4 to PS6 consoles 100 CAD each, vitamins and supplements 14 CAD/kg, and alcohol 40 CAD each.
How long does cargo from Canada to Nigeria take?
Air cargo from Canada to Nigeria takes 7 to 14 working days door-to-door. This includes Canada warehouse processing, export clearance, air transit, Nigerian customs clearance, and final delivery to your specified Nigerian city.
What is the minimum weight for air cargo from Canada to Nigeria?
The minimum chargeable weight for the standard air freight rate (12.79 CAD/kg to Lagos) is 20kg. Below 20kg, a separate rate of 44.95 CAD/kg applies. A 50 CAD handling fee is charged on all shipments. If your cargo is at or near 20kg, the 20kg+ bracket is significantly more cost-effective.
Are there hidden charges when using the FCEL Canada rate card?
No. The FCEL rate card is fully transparent. The published per-kg rate includes warehouse handling and Canada export clearance. The 50 CAD handling fee is the only fixed surcharge. Special cargo surcharges (iPhones, laptops, etc.) are clearly itemised. Government duties and VAT are the customer’s responsibility as per the rate card policy.
How much does it cost to ship an iPhone from Canada to Nigeria?
iPhones are charged at 120 CAD per device. Phones (non-iPhone smartphones) are 70 CAD each. Tablets are 70 CAD each. AirPods are 50 CAD each. The iPhone rate is on top of the per-kg air freight rate and the 50 CAD handling fee. E-commerce documentation is mandatory.
What is the FCEL e-commerce documentation requirement?
When purchasing gadgets and other items for shipment, FCEL requires a copy of the invoice or receipt of payment plus a copy of your ID (data page of International Passport). The transaction is treated as e-commerce. These documents must be submitted to FCEL before the item arrives at the FCEL Canada warehouse. Failure to provide these documents will delay your shipment.
How much does it cost to ship a laptop from Canada to Nigeria?
Laptops are 80 CAD each. The laptop rate is on top of the per-kg air freight rate and the 50 CAD handling fee. E-commerce documentation (invoice/receipt + ID) is required.
How much does it cost to ship a PS5 from Canada to Nigeria?
PS4, PS5, and PS6 consoles are 100 CAD each. PS2 and PS3 consoles are 80 CAD each. The console rate is on top of the per-kg air freight rate. E-commerce documentation is required.
Can I ship perfume or alcohol from Canada to Nigeria?
Yes. Perfume is 40 CAD per unit, body spray 40 CAD per unit, and alcohol 40 CAD per unit. These are restricted items and may require additional documentation for Nigerian customs. FCEL can advise on the specific requirements for your shipment.
How much does it cost to ship vitamins or supplements from Canada?
Both vitamins and supplements are 14 CAD per kg. This rate is on top of the standard per-kg air freight rate. NAFDAC declaration may apply for commercial quantities. Personal-use quantities typically clear without extra documentation.
What are the FCEL consolidation pack prices?
FCEL offers three standard consolidation pack sizes: 24 × 24 × 18 inches at 25 CAD, 24 × 24 × 36 inches at 40 CAD, and 24 × 24 × 48 inches at 60 CAD. These pack prices are in addition to the air freight rate per kg. Consolidation packs let you combine multiple small items into one shipment, saving you money versus shipping each item separately.
Do I need to book before sending cargo from Canada?
Yes. Customers must complete the online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment before transacting. The form requires your postcode. Estimated weight and dimensions are acceptable if exact figures are not yet known. This is mandatory before sending cargo to the FCEL Canada warehouse.
What is the FCEL handling fee?
A flat 50 CAD handling fee applies to all FCEL Canada to Nigeria shipments. This fee covers warehouse processing, documentation preparation, and Canadian export clearance. It is charged once per shipment regardless of weight or special cargo.
What exchange rate does FCEL use for Canada to Nigeria?
FCEL publishes rates in Canadian dollars (CAD). When Nigerian customs duties are assessed in NGN, the official FCEL rate card exchange rate is applied. As a result, you get predictable pricing in CAD with no parallel market FX manipulation.
Which countries does FCEL ship from to Nigeria?
FCEL ships to and from Nigeria from Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), China, and many more destinations. Each route has a dedicated rate card with FCEL pricing.
Your Next Canada Shipment Starts With the FCEL Rate Card
Every shipment without a transparent rate card is a shipment at risk of hidden charges, surprise demurrage, and FX manipulation. The FCEL Canada rate card eliminates all three.
Foon Chaser Express Limited operates from Canada with a dedicated Nigeria customs team. Book online, prepare your e-commerce documents, drop off your cargo, and we handle the rest — at the rate card price, no exceptions.
Get My FCEL Canada Rate TodayConcerns Canadian Importers Have About Nigeria Cargo — Answered
“Canada to Nigeria shipping is too expensive.”
The 20kg+ Lagos rate of 12.79 CAD/kg is highly competitive for transatlantic cargo. Moreover, consolidation packs (25–60 CAD) let you combine multiple small items into one shipment. If total shipping costs feel high, FCEL analyses your cargo mix and recommends the optimal mode and pack size.
“Why do I need e-commerce documentation for gadgets?”
Nigerian customs treats gadget shipments as commercial imports. Without an invoice/receipt, your cargo can be detained, seized, or subject to additional duty assessment. The e-commerce documentation workflow ensures your gadgets clear Lagos as proper commercial imports — no delays, no surprises, no penalties.
“What if my goods get stuck at Lagos customs?”
The FCEL Lagos team pre-files the PAAR with Nigeria Customs Service, monitors your cargo through customs, and actively resolves any holds. The e-commerce documentation submitted in Canada is verified at the Nigerian end. Most FCEL Canada shipments clear MMIA in 3 to 5 days — well within the standard 7 to 14 working day transit time.
“How do I avoid being scammed by a fake Canada-to-Nigeria agent?”
FCEL is fully verifiable. We operate from a registered Canadian warehouse and a Lagos office. The rate card is published publicly in CAD. We provide documented contracts, structured payment terms, and verifiable references from established Canadian importers.