EXPORT FROM NIGERIA IN BRIEF

Export from Nigeria in brief is a concise, but loaded information. This article is for individuals like myself, who do not like too much stories. The purpose is to give a handy information that one can use on the go. Feel free to check references, or contact us directly in case you need more. We are a one-stop clearing and forwarding company in Nigeria.

EXPORT FROM NIGERIA IN BRIEF; HOW TO BEGIN EXPORT FROM NIGERIA

1. NXP; documents required are the Export license from Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC), proforma invoice, certificate of incorporation with CAC, tax identification number (TIN), export proceeds account (foreign currency) and Naira account.
2. Booking; goods description, container number and size, origin and destination ports.
3. Trucking from North to warehouse
4. Put trucks on ground to load to port; note that this is a 2-way transportation arrangement. 1-way to pick up container from shipping company holding bay on approval, after notifying shipping company for shipment date. Another 1-way from loading point at the warehouse to the shipping terminal in the port.

EXPORT FROM NIGERIA IN BRIEF; EXPORT INSPECTION PROCESS AND CLEARANCE

1. PIA inspection; usually we arrange with Customs and other Agencies to come to warehouse to inspect goods during loading. Most often than not, Customs and other Agencies can chose to rely on videos and pictures taken by PIA agents. This inspection usually involves weighing of the goods to confirm stated weights. Upon completion of inspection, the PIA will advise the authorized dealer bank, who issued the NXP on inspection report. Upon receipt of inspection from PIA, the authorized dealer bank will debit the consignee for NESS, and advise it to the PIA. PIA require NESS, to issue Clean Certificate of Inspection – CCI. See https://clearingandforwardingnigeria.com/how-to-export-goods-from-nigeria/ for more information on NESS, NXP, etc.
2. Truck to port; loaded trucks can start moving to final shipping terminal, following inspection by PIA, even while awaiting NESS and CCI.
3. Obtain shipping company local charges and terminal handling charges and pay
4. Generate draft bill of lading, Single Goods Declaration with Customs and finalize with Customs.
5. Shipping company loads goods to the sea. This can happen while final steps are ongoing.

CONCLUSION

Export from Nigeria in brief, as we said from the beginning is a handy information. We put together this piece for individuals who like direct-to-the-point kind of information. Therefore, if you are a lengthy ready, we recommend you check out other articles in our page. Articles like HOW TO EXPORT GOODS FROM NIGERIA TO OTHER COUNTRIES, gives you details. Lastly, we are available to handle your import and export logistics seamlessly.

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