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Nigeria → Canada Shipping Cost

How Much Does It Cost to Ship from Nigeria to Canada?

FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500/kg with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. Use the calculator to estimate your base shipping cost and see the additional packing and documentation charges that may apply.

Quick Answer

Nigeria to Canada Shipping Cost at a Glance

The most important numbers in one place. Always confirm with FCEL before sending.

FCEL Nigeria to Canada shipping cost — key figures
InformationFCEL
Nigeria → Canada rate₦15,500 / kg
Minimum chargeable weight20 kg
Minimum base shipping cost₦310,000
Small Box₦2,000 each
Medium Box₦2,500 each
Big Box₦3,000 each
Ziplock₦200 each
Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation₦5,000 where applicable

See the full shipping cost table, use the calculator, or book your shipment.

Minimum Cost

What Is the Minimum Shipping Cost from Nigeria to Canada?

FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500/kg with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. At the minimum 20 kg chargeable weight, the base shipping cost is ₦310,000.

Customers should not multiply a shipment below 20 kg by ₦15,500 and assume that is the payable amount. FCEL’s minimum chargeable weight for Nigeria-to-Canada export shipments is 20 kg. Shipments under 20 kg will need to be reviewed before a final price can be confirmed.

Published Rates

Nigeria to Canada Shipping Cost by Weight

The following are FCEL’s published base shipping costs from Nigeria to Canada, calculated at ₦15,500/kg with a 20 kg minimum chargeable weight.

FCEL Nigeria to Canada base shipping cost by weight
WeightBase Shipping Cost
20 kg₦310,000
25 kg₦387,500
30 kg₦465,000
35 kg₦542,500
40 kg₦620,000
50 kg₦775,000
60 kg₦930,000
100 kg₦1,550,000

These are base shipping estimates, not guaranteed final invoices. Packing, documentation, and other applicable charges may be added.

How Pricing Works

Your Shipment Cost Can Include

A simple breakdown of how FCEL builds a shipment cost. The last category is not an invented fee — it simply communicates that shipment-specific charges may exist.

1

Base Freight

Chargeable weight × ₦15,500/kg. Minimum 20 kg.

₦15,500/kg
2

Packing

Depending on the packaging option you select.

From ₦200
3

Documentation

Vito Sanitary / Quarantine — ₦5,000 where applicable.

₦5,000
4

Other Applicable Charges

Confirmed based on shipment-specific requirements.

As applicable
Calculator

Calculate Your Nigeria → Canada Base Shipping Cost

Enter your estimated weight to calculate the base shipping cost. For shipments below 20 kg, FCEL will need to review before confirming a final price.

Per-kg rate applied
Chargeable weight
Estimated base shipping cost
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This is an estimate, not a quote. The final cost depends on chargeable weight, packaging, documentation, cargo type, and other applicable requirements.

Packing

Packing Prices

FCEL’s current packing prices are listed below. Packing is charged separately from the base freight cost.

Small Box
₦2,000
each
Big Box
₦3,000
each
Ziplock
₦200
each

Example: For a 20 kg shipment using 1 Medium Box and Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation:

  • Base shipping: ₦310,000
  • Medium Box: ₦2,500
  • Documentation: ₦5,000

Illustrative subtotal: ₦317,500

This is an illustrative subtotal only — not necessarily your final invoice.

Estimator

Packing & Total Estimate

Estimate your packing cost and optionally add it to your base shipping estimate and documentation charge.

Packing Estimator

Small Box ₦2,000
Medium Box ₦2,500
Big Box ₦3,000
Ziplock ₦200
Estimated Packing Cost ₦0

Optional Total Estimate

Base shipping estimate ₦0
Packing estimate ₦0
Vito Sanitary / Quarantine ₦0
Estimated Subtotal ₦0

This is an estimate based on the values entered. It is not a final quotation or shipment confirmation.

Examples

Illustrative Shipping Cost Examples

Realistic scenarios using only official FCEL rates. Each example is clearly marked as an illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.

20 kg shipment

Base freight₦310,000
1 Small Box₦2,000
Documentation₦5,000
Illustrative subtotal₦317,000

Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.

30 kg shipment

Base freight₦465,000
2 Medium Boxes₦5,000
Documentation₦5,000
Illustrative subtotal₦475,000

Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.

50 kg shipment

Base freight₦775,000
2 Big Boxes₦6,000
Documentation₦5,000
Illustrative subtotal₦786,000

Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.

Cost Factors

Why Your Final Shipping Cost May Differ

A final shipment cost can depend on several factors. FCEL will confirm the applicable charges for your specific shipment.

FCEL Charges

  • Actual weight
  • Chargeable weight
  • Package dimensions
  • Number of packages
  • Cargo type
  • Packaging requirements
  • Special handling
  • Documentation (e.g., Vito Sanitary / Quarantine)
  • Destination
  • Shipment-specific requirements

Government / Customs Charges

  • Customs duties
  • Import taxes
  • Government levies
  • Other authority-assessed amounts

Government duties, taxes, or customs charges, where applicable, are determined by the relevant authorities and depend on the shipment.

Chargeable Weight

What Is Chargeable Weight?

International freight pricing can sometimes depend on the weight used by the carrier or logistics provider for billing purposes. This is known as chargeable weight.

Three terms are useful to understand:

  • Actual weight: The weight of the shipment as measured on a scale.
  • Dimensional / volumetric weight: A calculated weight based on the package dimensions. Some carriers use this when a package is large but light.
  • Chargeable weight: The weight that the carrier or logistics provider uses to calculate the freight cost. It may be the actual weight, the dimensional weight, or the higher of the two.

Where applicable, FCEL will confirm the chargeable weight used for your shipment.

Air vs Sea

Air Freight vs Sea Freight from Nigeria to Canada

The ₦15,500/kg rate published on this page is FCEL’s supplied Nigeria-to-Canada export rate. It applies to the air freight export service described.

If you are considering sea freight, contact FCEL for the current applicable service and price for your cargo. Sea freight pricing depends on volume, container type, cargo type, and route.

Do not assume that ₦15,500/kg applies to every shipping method.

Customs

Are Customs Duties Included?

Not necessarily. Customs duties, taxes, import charges, or other government-assessed amounts can depend on the goods, declared value, classification, origin, destination, and applicable regulations.

FCEL pricing and government charges are separate. FCEL does not determine or collect Canadian customs duties or Nigerian export duties. For current rules, consult the Canada Border Services Agency and the Nigeria Customs Service.

Before Sending

Before Sending Your Shipment

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

Please provide:

  • Correct postcode
  • Accurate contact information
  • Accurate cargo description
  • Estimated weight if exact weight is unavailable
  • Estimated dimensions if exact dimensions are unavailable
  • Packaging information
  • Special-item disclosure
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Book Your Nigeria → Canada Shipment

Submit your shipment information for FCEL review. This is a booking request and does not by itself confirm shipment acceptance or a final price.

Customer Details

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Origin

Please enter the origin address.
Please enter the origin city.
Please enter the origin state.
Please enter the origin postcode.

Destination

Please enter the Canadian destination city.
Please enter the destination province.
Please enter the destination postal code.

Shipping Details

Please select a shipping method.
Please select a cargo type.
Please describe your cargo.

Package Information

Please enter the number of packages.
Please enter the estimated weight.

If you do not know the exact weight or dimensions, estimated figures may be entered for the initial booking request.

Special Items

Check all that apply. Selection does not mean an item is automatically accepted.

Additional Information

Please confirm the agreement to proceed.
FAQ

Nigeria to Canada Shipping Cost — FAQ

Detailed answers to the most common questions about FCEL Nigeria-to-Canada shipping cost. Need more? Use the booking form above.

FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500 per kilogram, with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. At 20 kg, the base shipping cost is ₦310,000. Packing and documentation charges may apply on top.

FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada shipping rate is ₦15,500 per kg. The minimum chargeable weight is 20 kg.

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

At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, 20 kg has a base shipping cost of ₦310,000.

At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, 25 kg has a base shipping cost of ₦387,500.

At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, 30 kg has a base shipping cost of ₦465,000.

At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, 50 kg has a base shipping cost of ₦775,000.

At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, 100 kg has a base shipping cost of ₦1,550,000.

No. 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 the base freight cost.

FCEL currently lists Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation at ₦5,000 where applicable.

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.

Yes. Package dimensions can affect chargeable weight, packing requirements, and handling. Larger or irregular packages may be billed based on dimensional/volumetric weight where applicable.

Chargeable weight is the weight used by the carrier or logistics provider for billing. It may be based on actual weight or dimensional/volumetric weight. Where applicable, FCEL will confirm the chargeable weight used for your shipment.

Yes. Use the interactive calculator on this page to estimate your base shipping cost for shipments of 20 kg or more.

FCEL’s minimum chargeable weight is 20 kg. If your shipment is below 20 kg, it will need to be reviewed before a final price can be confirmed. Do not multiply a weight below 20 kg by ₦15,500 and assume that is the payable amount.

Yes. Use the base shipping calculator and the packing estimator on this page. These are estimates, not final quotations.

No. If you do not know the exact weight or dimensions, estimated figures may be entered for the initial booking request. FCEL will confirm final details during review.

Yes, subject to FCEL’s applicable requirements and acceptance of the goods. Customers should retain the invoice or receipt and provide the documentation FCEL requires before the goods are received at its warehouse.

Some electronics may be accepted, but eligibility and applicable requirements can depend on the item, airline or carrier rules, customs rules, and FCEL policies. Confirm with FCEL before shipping electronics.

To get a final price, provide FCEL with the destination in Canada, total weight, dimensions, cargo description, cargo type, packaging requirements, and any special items. FCEL will then confirm the applicable charges.

Complete the booking form on this page or visit dechaser.com/book-shipment.

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

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