Door-to-Door Shipping from Nigeria to Canada

Door-to-door shipping is a logistics arrangement where a shipment is coordinated from an agreed origin location in Nigeria toward an agreed destination address in Canada, subject to the services, cargo requirements and delivery arrangements confirmed for that shipment.

The exact scope depends on the confirmed quotation. It may include origin pickup where available, international transportation, warehouse processing, customs/destination processing and final delivery where included. Not every fee or service is automatically included.

Pickup availability depends on the origin, shipment and service arrangement. Customers should provide the exact pickup address so FCEL can confirm what is available.

Not necessarily. Customs procedures, duties, taxes and other government charges depend on the shipment and applicable requirements and should be confirmed in the quotation.

Not necessarily. Customs duties, taxes, import charges, or other government-assessed amounts depend on the goods, declared value, classification, origin, destination, and applicable regulations. These are determined by the relevant authorities, not FCEL.

Final delivery is included only when it is part of the confirmed service arrangement.

There is no single universal price. Cost depends on transportation mode, cargo, weight, dimensions, origin, destination and the services included.

No. Door-to-door shipping does not have a fixed universal rate. The final cost depends on the specific shipment and confirmed service scope.

Yes. Air freight may suit time-sensitive cargo, smaller or medium-sized shipments, eligible personal belongings, e-commerce purchases and suitable commercial cargo.

Yes. Ocean freight may suit larger shipments, bulky cargo, household goods, equipment, larger commercial cargo and less time-sensitive shipments.

Not necessarily. The cost comparison depends on the cargo, weight, dimensions, timing and services required.

Not necessarily. Ocean freight can be more appropriate for some larger or less time-sensitive shipments, but the actual cost comparison depends on the cargo and services required.

FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500 per kilogram, with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. This should not be interpreted as an all-inclusive door-to-door price.

FCEL’s published minimum chargeable weight for Nigeria-to-Canada export shipments is 20 kg.

Selected household goods and personal effects may be considered for door-to-door shipping, subject to FCEL review and applicable requirements.

Furniture may be considered depending on dimensions, weight, packaging, destination and applicable requirements. Provide accurate details to FCEL for review.

Selected equipment may be considered depending on dimensions, weight, condition, packaging and applicable transport requirements.

Car parts can be disclosed for shipment review. Acceptance depends on the specific parts, quantity, packaging, documentation and applicable requirements.

Selected electronics may be considered, but eligibility depends on the item, carrier rules, customs rules and FCEL policies. Confirm with FCEL before shipping electronics.

Yes, eligible e-commerce purchases may be considered subject to FCEL’s documentation process. Customers must provide proof of purchase and a copy of the International Passport data page through FCEL’s approved document-submission process before the item is received at the warehouse.

FCEL requires customers shipping e-commerce items to provide a copy of the invoice/payment receipt and a copy of the International Passport data page through FCEL’s approved document-submission process.

Yes. FCEL requires a copy of the International Passport data page for e-commerce items as part of its warehouse/documentation process. This is an FCEL requirement, not a universal government rule.

FCEL charges separately for packaging: Small Box ₦2,000, Medium Box ₦2,500, Big Box ₦3,000 and Ziplock ₦200.

FCEL’s current price for a Small Box is ₦2,000 each.

FCEL’s current price for a Medium Box is ₦2,500 each.

FCEL’s current price for a Big Box is ₦3,000 each.

FCEL’s current price for a Ziplock is ₦200 each.

FCEL currently lists Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation at ₦5,000 where applicable. It is not automatically included in every shipment.

Yes. Package dimensions affect volume calculations, container or aircraft space requirements, packing needs and handling. Provide accurate dimensions when requesting a quote.

Yes. Estimated weight and dimensions may be entered for the initial quotation request. FCEL will confirm final details during review.

Yes. Complete your online booking before sending your shipment to the FCEL warehouse.

Tell FCEL your Canadian destination. Examples include Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Ottawa, Hamilton, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Surrey and Winnipeg. The appropriate delivery arrangement will be reviewed based on the destination.

Complete the booking form on this page or visit dechaser.com/book-shipment. Provide origin, destination, cargo details, weight, dimensions and preferred service, then submit the request for FCEL review.

Do not assume a fixed delivery date from this page. Timing depends on the transportation mode, routing, cargo processing, customs, carrier schedules and other factors. FCEL should confirm applicable timing for the specific shipment.