Learn how to successfully import goods from China, USA, India, Korea, Dubai, Turkey, Italy, Vietnam and more
Start ImportingMajor source for electronics, machinery, textiles, and consumer goods
Source for high-quality electronics, automotive parts, and machinery
Pharmaceuticals, textiles, spices, and machinery
Electronics, automobiles, cosmetics, and fashion
Electronics, gold, textiles, and luxury goods
Textiles, food products, machinery, and automotive parts
Fashion, luxury goods, machinery, and food products
Hair, electronics, textiles, footwear, and agricultural products
Identify and buy from a manufacturer or vendor in your chosen country
Arrange local shipping to the warehouse of your chosen international logistics company
Decide whether to ship by air (faster, more expensive) or sea (slower, more economical)
Wait for the logistics company to ship your goods to their warehouse in Nigeria
Clear customs and choose optional door delivery or pick up from the warehouse
Shipping from China to Nigeria typically takes 30-60 days by sea and 7-14 days by air, depending on the shipping method and customs clearance.
You'll need a Bill of Lading/Airway Bill, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, and Form M (for Nigeria).
Import duties are calculated based on the HS code of the product, its value, and current Nigerian customs regulations. Most logistics companies can help with this calculation.
Air freight is faster but more expensive, ideal for urgent or high-value items. Sea freight is more economical for large, heavy shipments but takes longer.
The basic training fee is ₦50,000. You'd be guided until you've imported your first desired product and have it in your hands. This will give you a guide on where to buy and how to carefully chose from whom to buy. You also learn how to know the shipping cost before buying, and how to minimize or avoid unforeseen circumstances.