Work out what your shipment will weigh, whether it will fit, and what paperwork Customs will want — before you book.
Useful links
Reference sources we use ourselves. These are other organisations' sites — each one opens in a new tab.
- Federal Ministry of Health — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare(opens in a new tab)health.gov.ng
Health policy, and the ministry NAFDAC sits under.
- Federal Ministry of Works(opens in a new tab)fmw.gov.ng
Federal roads and bridges — the source of permits and escorts for abnormal loads.
- NAFDAC — National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control(opens in a new tab)nafdac.gov.ng
Regulates food, drugs, medical devices and chemicals — permits for regulated goods come from here.
- NCC — Nigerian Communications Commission(opens in a new tab)ncc.gov.ng
Regulates telecommunications, including type approval for equipment brought into Nigeria.
- NCDMB — Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board(opens in a new tab)ncdmb.gov.ng
Administers Nigeria's local content policy in the oil and gas industry.
- NEMSA — Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency(opens in a new tab)nemsa.gov.ng
Certifies electrical materials and installations in the power sector.
- Nigeria Customs Service(opens in a new tab)customs.gov.ng
The authority behind the duty, documentation and clearance rules these tools work to.
- NUPRC — Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission(opens in a new tab)nuprc.gov.ng
Regulates upstream petroleum operations.
- SON — Standards Organisation of Nigeria(opens in a new tab)son.gov.ng
Sets and enforces product standards, and runs the SONCAP conformity programme for regulated imports.