Shipping from Alaska to Benin

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Shipping from the USA to Nigeria costs vary widely, from around $18 for small documents via USPS to $80-$250+ for small air packages, and hundreds to thousands of dollars for larger cargo or vehicles, with factors like weight, speed (air vs. sea), carrier ( FedEx, DHL, USPS ), and customs affecting the final price, often starting around $3.50-$4.99/lb for heavier air freight.

Shipping to Alaska is not considered international shipping, regardless of the fact that the freight will cross international borders to reach its destination.

Go to the UPS store and get one of their insulated boxes for shipping fish- they have several sizes. Then pack it up, take it to the UPS store in the morning and have them ship it overnight. It'll get there the next day, still frozen solid.

There is a risk of terrorist attacks in the northern border regions, including throughout the Parc du W National Park, which is tri-national and shares an open border between Benin, Burkina Faso and Niger. Recent incidents in the region have targeted military bases and security installations. See Regional risks.

Shipping a 50 lb box typically costs $40 to $80+ for ground services, depending heavily on distance, carrier (USPS, UPS, FedEx), speed, and if you use your own box or flat-rate options, with USPS often cheapest for shorter distances and FedEx/UPS competitive for longer hauls, though expect added handling fees for over 50 lbs. Expect around $38-$65 (USPS Ground), $42-$72 (UPS Ground), or $41-$70 (FedEx Ground) for typical cross-country routes, plus potential surcharges.

Shipping to Africa costs vary widely, from around $10 for a small 1lb package via USPS (slow) to $150-$200+ for a 20lb parcel with fast couriers like DHL/UPS, with factors like weight, speed (days vs. weeks), and specific African country significantly impacting price, with major hubs like Johannesburg often cheaper than remote areas. Expect budget options like USPS Priority Mail (days/weeks) or faster, pricier services from DHL, FedEx, and UPS.