Importing into Nigeria involves strict rules and a long list of paperwork. Missing or incorrect documents can lead to costly delays, fines, or even seizure of goods. Our import documentation agents specialize in handling every form, permit, and clearance requirement for importers. With D2D Cargo, your shipment is fully compliant with Nigerian and international trade regulations from the very beginning.
Why Work with an Import Documentation Agent?
- Avoid costly mistakes: Incorrect paperwork can result in fines or delays at Nigerian ports.
- Save time: Our team manages the entire documentation process so you can focus on your business.
- Ensure compliance: We handle Form M, PAAR, SONCAP, and all customs requirements accurately.
- Faster clearance: With correct documentation, your goods move through customs without unnecessary delays.
- Expert guidance: We stay up to date with changing Nigerian trade regulations so you never fall behind.
Import Documentation Services We Offer
Form M
Processing
We prepare and submit Form M correctly to register your importation with Nigerian Customs.
PAAR (Pre-Arrival Assessment Report)
Our team manages PAAR applications and ensures accurate assessment for smooth clearance.
SONCAP
Certification
We assist with obtaining SONCAP to confirm your products meet Nigerian quality and safety standards.
Customs Clearance Paperwork
From commercial invoices to packing lists and bills of lading, we prepare all supporting documents.
Shipping
Documentation
We guide you through airway bills, bills of lading, and certificates of origin for international trade.
Import Permits and Licenses
For restricted or regulated goods, we help secure the right permits and licenses so your shipment complies fully with Nigerian laws.
How Our Documentation Process Works
Why Importers Trust
D2D Cargo
- Experienced agents with proven expertise in Nigerian imports.
- Knowledge of customs rules, SONCAP, and international shipping regulations.
- End-to-end support for both air and sea freight imports.
- Transparent service with clear communication at every stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents are required to import into Nigeria?
Typically, importers need Form M, PAAR, SONCAP certificate, commercial invoice, bill of lading or airway bill, and a packing list. Our agents prepare these on your behalf.
Can you help with SONCAP and product compliance?
Yes. We guide you through SONCAP certification and ensure your goods meet Nigerian quality standards before shipment.
How much do import documentation services cost?
Costs vary depending on the type of shipment and required documents. Contact us for a free consultation and quote.
Do you also assist with customs clearance?
Yes. We provide full support, from pre-shipment documentation to customs clearance and final delivery.