Shipping from Nebraska to Nigeria

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 from the USA to Nigeria varies greatly by speed, from 1-3 business days for express air (DHL/FedEx) to 3-10 days for standard air, while sea freight takes much longer, from 2-6 weeks or more, including customs. Faster options are pricier but use services like UPS/DHL/FedEx; slower, budget options (USPS/economy carriers) take 1-2 weeks or more.

FedEx International Priority and USPS GXG Envelopes ensure that your shipments from the US reach Nigeria within 1 to 3 days.

Our strong global network and full range of cross-border shipping services make shipping from the United States to Nigeria easy. Whether you want to estimate shipping costs, learn more about how to ship from the U.S. to Nigeria, or simply need a quick delivery solution, you'll find all the information you need here.

Delivery times from the the US to Nigeria can vary between 6-7 business days for a standard or express service to 14-21 for an economy service.

The average cost to ship a 20 lb package using Ground services is $34.71. The average cost to ship a 20 lb package using Express services is $236.28. NOTE: Shipping costs can vary based on the size and contents of your package.

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.

UPS is one of the most reliable shipping services that conveniently transport orders to your customers in Nigeria. Even though it is expensive, the carrier offers great customer care service and free last-mile tracking.

Neither DHL nor FedEx is universally cheaper ; DHL often wins for international shipping, especially lightweight or bulk, while FedEx is usually more competitive for domestic deliveries within North America, but the best choice depends on your package's size, weight, destination, and desired speed, making getting specific quotes essential.