Nigeria to Canada Shipping Rates
FCEL’s published export rate from Nigeria to Canada is ₦15,500/kg with a 20 kg minimum chargeable weight. See the rate breakdown, calculate your base shipping cost and submit your shipment details for review.
What Does the ₦15,500/kg Rate Mean?
Understand how FCEL’s published Nigeria → Canada export rate is structured.
The minimum chargeable weight is 20 kg. Additional packing, documentation and shipment-specific charges may apply.
What the rate is
- FCEL’s published Nigeria → Canada export rate
- Expressed per kilogram
- Minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg
- Used to calculate the base shipping amount
What may be additional
- Packing charges
- Documentation (Vito Sanitary / Quarantine where applicable)
- Shipment-specific requirements
- Government-assessed duties or taxes where applicable
What Is FCEL’s Minimum Shipping Weight to Canada?
FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500 per kilogram, with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg.
At the 20 kg minimum, the base shipping calculation is ₦310,000.
Shipments below 20 kg require FCEL review. Do not assume that a 5 kg shipment costs ₦15,500 × 5. Submit your shipment details to FCEL for guidance.
Nigeria to Canada Shipping Rates by Weight
Base shipping calculations using FCEL’s published ₦15,500/kg rate and 20 kg minimum chargeable weight.
| Chargeable Weight | FCEL Base Rate | Base Shipping Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 20 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦310,000 |
| 25 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦387,500 |
| 30 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦465,000 |
| 35 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦542,500 |
| 40 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦620,000 |
| 50 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦775,000 |
| 60 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦930,000 |
| 75 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦1,162,500 |
| 100 kg | ₦15,500/kg | ₦1,550,000 |
These figures represent the base shipping calculation using FCEL’s published rate. Packing, documentation and applicable shipment-specific charges are separate unless explicitly stated otherwise.
FCEL Packing Rates
Packing charges are separate from the ₦15,500/kg base export rate.
| Packing Item | Rate |
|---|---|
| Small Box | ₦2,000 each |
| Medium Box | ₦2,500 each |
| Big Box | ₦3,000 each |
| Ziplock | ₦200 each |
Packaging requirements and suitability depend on the cargo. FCEL will confirm the appropriate packaging for your shipment.
Documentation Rate
Vito Sanitary / Quarantine Documentation
₦5,000
Where applicable. Not automatically included in the base freight rate.
What Is Included vs Additional
A clear summary of FCEL’s published charges for Nigeria → Canada export shipments.
| Cost Item | Published Rate |
|---|---|
| Nigeria → Canada base export freight | ₦15,500/kg |
| Minimum chargeable weight | 20 kg |
| Small Box | ₦2,000 |
| Medium Box | ₦2,500 |
| Big Box | ₦3,000 |
| Ziplock | ₦200 |
| Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation | ₦5,000 where applicable |
Base Freight
Calculated from the chargeable weight at ₦15,500/kg.
Packing
Charged according to packaging selected.
Documentation
₦5,000 where the listed documentation applies.
Other Applicable Charges
May depend on cargo, shipment requirements, handling, destination, government requirements or other circumstances.
Calculate Your Nigeria → Canada Shipping Rate
Enter your weight and optional packing details to estimate your base shipping cost and subtotal.
Estimate only — not a final quotation. The final cost depends on chargeable weight, packaging, documentation, cargo type, and other applicable requirements.
Illustrative Shipping Rate Examples
Realistic scenarios using FCEL’s published rates. Each example is clearly marked as an illustrative estimate.
Example 1 — 20 kg
20 × ₦15,500
Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.
Example 2 — 30 kg
30 × ₦15,500
Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.
Example 3 — 50 kg
50 × ₦15,500
Illustrative estimate — not a final quotation.
Is the Published Rate the Final Price?
Not necessarily. ₦15,500/kg is FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate. The final amount can depend on the shipment’s chargeable weight, cargo type, packaging, documentation and other applicable shipment-specific requirements.
Government-assessed duties, taxes or customs charges are separate from FCEL’s published freight rate where applicable. These are determined by the relevant authorities based on the goods, value, classification, origin, destination and applicable regulations.
How Is Shipping Weight Determined?
- Actual weight is the physical weight of the shipment.
- Dimensional/volumetric weight can be relevant in international freight because package dimensions can affect the amount of transport capacity used.
- Chargeable weight is the weight used for billing when applicable.
FCEL will confirm the applicable chargeable weight based on your shipment details. Package dimensions matter because larger or irregular packages may be billed based on dimensional/volumetric weight where applicable.
Can I Ship Less Than 20 kg?
FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate has a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. If your shipment is below 20 kg, do not assume the cost is simply the actual weight multiplied by ₦15,500. Submit the shipment details to FCEL for guidance.
Are Customs Duties Included in the Shipping Rate?
The ₦15,500/kg rate is FCEL’s published export shipping rate. Government-assessed customs duties, taxes, import charges or other regulatory costs are separate where applicable and depend on the shipment and relevant regulations.
For current rules, consult the Canada Border Services Agency and the Nigeria Customs Service.
Air vs Sea Rate Clarity
The published ₦15,500/kg rate on this page is FCEL’s supplied Nigeria-to-Canada export rate. If you specifically require sea freight, contact FCEL for the current service availability and applicable pricing.
Do not assume the ₦15,500/kg rate applies to every shipping method.
Who Is This Rate For?
FCEL’s Nigeria → Canada export rate can apply to a range of customers with eligible cargo.
Individuals
For people sending eligible personal belongings.
Families
For selected household and personal shipments.
Online Shoppers
For eligible purchases requiring proper documentation.
Businesses
For commercial cargo and export shipments.
Before You Send Your Shipment to FCEL
Complete your booking before sending your shipment to the FCEL warehouse.
- Complete the online booking form.
- Use the correct postcode.
- Provide accurate contact details.
- Describe the cargo accurately.
- Provide actual weight/dimensions when available.
- Use estimated weight/dimensions if exact figures are unavailable.
- Disclose special items.
- Follow FCEL’s instructions before sending cargo to the warehouse.
Book Your Nigeria → Canada Shipment
Submit your shipment details before sending your cargo to the FCEL warehouse. This is a booking request for review and does not constitute final shipment acceptance or a final quotation.
Nigeria to Canada Shipping Rates — FAQ
Answers to common questions about FCEL’s Nigeria-to-Canada shipping rates.
FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500 per kilogram, with a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg.
FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate is ₦15,500 per kilogram. 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, the base shipping calculation for 20 kg is ₦310,000.
At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, the base shipping calculation for 25 kg is ₦387,500.
At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, the base shipping calculation for 30 kg is ₦465,000.
At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, the base shipping calculation for 40 kg is ₦620,000.
At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, the base shipping calculation for 50 kg is ₦775,000.
At FCEL’s published rate of ₦15,500/kg, the base shipping calculation for 100 kg is ₦1,550,000.
FCEL lists Small Boxes at ₦2,000 each, Medium Boxes at ₦2,500 each, Big Boxes at ₦3,000 each and Ziplocks at ₦200 each.
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.
No. The ₦15,500/kg rate is the base freight rate. Vito Sanitary / Quarantine documentation at ₦5,000 is separate and only applies where required.
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.
Not necessarily. ₦15,500/kg is FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate. The final amount can depend on the shipment’s chargeable weight, cargo type, packaging, documentation and other applicable shipment-specific requirements.
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. FCEL will confirm the applicable chargeable weight based on your shipment details.
FCEL’s published Nigeria-to-Canada export rate has a minimum chargeable weight of 20 kg. If your shipment is below 20 kg, do not assume the cost is simply the actual weight multiplied by ₦15,500. Submit the shipment details to FCEL for guidance.
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.
Eligible personal belongings such as clothing, shoes and selected household items may be considered, subject to FCEL review and applicable requirements.
Eligible business and commercial cargo may be considered. Acceptance depends on the cargo type, documentation, packaging and applicable requirements.
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.
Selected electronics may be considered, but eligibility depends on the item, airline or carrier rules, customs rules, and FCEL policies. Confirm with FCEL before shipping electronics.
Yes. Use the interactive calculator on this page to estimate your base shipping cost for shipments of 20 kg or more.
Yes. Complete the booking form on this page or visit dechaser.com/book-shipment to submit your shipment details for FCEL review.
Yes. Complete your online booking before sending your shipment to the FCEL warehouse.
Yes. 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.
Submit your shipment details through the booking form. FCEL will review the cargo type, weight, dimensions, packaging, documentation and applicable requirements, then advise on the next steps and final applicable pricing.
Calculate your Nigeria → Canada shipping rate today
Use the calculator, review the packing and documentation charges, then submit your booking request to FCEL for review.