DHL Express delivery in 4–6 days. We're an authorized DHL partner with rates up to 58% lower than counter prices. Free pickup across the UAE.
Published retail rates vs our DHL partner rate
| Carrier | Transit | Retail Rate | Our Rate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
DHL Express | 4–6 days | AED 1319 | AED 554 | PARTNER RATE |
Aramex |
4–6 days | 752 | — | |
FedEx |
4–6 days | 1082 | — | |
UPS |
4–6 days | 1161 | — |
Dubai → Nigeria express pricing (actual rates may vary by dimensions)
* Indicative rates. Final pricing confirmed based on actual weight, dimensions & contents.
Tell us the weight and we'll WhatsApp you the confirmed price
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Sending a parcel from Dubai to Nigeria is straightforward with our DHL partner service.
Message us on WhatsApp or use the calculator above. Tell us the weight, box size, and what you're shipping. We'll confirm the exact rate within minutes.
We arrange a DHL courier to collect from your door — anywhere in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or Sharjah. Parcels over 3kg qualify for free pickup.
Customs documentation, waybill preparation, and commercial invoice — all handled. You'll receive a DHL tracking number for real-time monitoring.
DHL Express delivers to Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Kano and all major areas, typically within 4–6 days.
Not sure? WhatsApp us and we'll check for you.
Almost every parcel entering Nigeria is assessed for import duty. The Nigeria Customs Service classifies your goods by HS code and sets the rate, so two boxes of the same weight can be charged very differently. African import duties tend to run higher than what people expect from other lanes, and Nigeria is on the higher end, so it is worth checking the category before you ship rather than being surprised at delivery.
As an indicative guide for 2026, most consumer goods fall in a 5–35% duty band, with electronics and general merchandise often landing around 10–20%, on top of a 7.5% VAT. There can also be smaller levies such as ETLS, port and inspection charges. The receiver (the person or company named on the parcel) is responsible for paying duty and VAT before customs releases the goods. Confirm the current rate for your item on the Nigeria Customs Service site linked above.
Clearance in Nigeria can take longer than the flight itself, especially through Lagos, so plan for a few extra days. We prepare a clear commercial invoice and packing list, use accurate HS codes and correct values, and keep you updated as the parcel moves through customs. If duty is due we tell you the likely amount up front so there are no shocks, and we help the receiver with the documents customs asks for.
Air express is the right choice for most parcels, samples and urgent business stock. Your box leaves Dubai and clears in Lagos or Abuja within roughly 4–6 days, fully tracked, which is why online sellers and small businesses use it for anything time-sensitive.
Sea freight only makes sense for large, heavy or bulky loads where you can wait several weeks. It is far cheaper per kilo once you are moving cubic metres of goods, but the transit is measured in weeks, not days, and clearance at the port adds more time.
Not sure which fits your shipment? Message us on WhatsApp with what you are sending, the weight and the destination city, and we will tell you honestly whether air or sea works out better for you.
Same DHL Express service. Same tracking. Much better price.
Pricing starts from about AED 320, with roughly AED 52 per kg after the base. As a rough guide, a 5kg parcel works out near AED 550 all in. That is typically well below standard retail courier counter rates for the same weight, and we confirm the exact figure once we know the city and box size.
Air express usually lands in 4–6 days to major cities like Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Customs clearance can add a day or two, particularly through Lagos, so we build that into the estimate rather than promising a date we cannot keep.
Import duty is commonly 5–35% depending on the HS category, plus 7.5% VAT and some smaller port levies. As an indicative 2026 guide, general electronics and goods often sit around 10–20% duty. The receiver pays these charges before release. Check your exact rate with the Nigeria Customs Service.
Yes. Phones, laptops and gadgets are shipped regularly on this lane. They are dutiable and sometimes inspected, so we declare them accurately with real values and serial details where needed. Send us the item and quantity and we will flag anything that needs extra paperwork.
Every parcel is fully tracked door to door and you get updates as it moves. This is an established Dubai to Nigeria lane, not an experiment. If a box is held at customs we chase it and keep you informed instead of leaving you guessing.
Yes. We handle regular business stock, samples and bulk orders, and we can set up a corporate account with agreed rates if you ship often. Message us with your typical volumes and destinations and we will put together pricing that suits you.
We'll WhatsApp you a confirmed rate within 2 hours.
Sending stock, samples or B2B orders — not a personal parcel? Commercial shipments to Nigeria need the right paperwork, and we prepare it for you. Here's what a business shipment usually needs: