Exporting from Nigeria, with the numbers
NEPC registration costs ₦13,500 and takes one working day. Form NXP is free. The phytosanitary fee is not published at all, and we say so rather than invent one.
Most guidance in this niche is written to sell you a registration service. It goes specific on process and vague on money. Every figure here is read from the issuing agency’s own site and stamped with the date we read it — and where an agency publishes nothing, the page says that plainly and shows the evidence.
The documents
- How to Export from Nigeria: The Full Document List
Every document a Nigerian exporter needs, with the agency that issues each one. Registration is ₦13,500 and takes one working day. The rest is per shipment.
- Certificate of Origin Nigeria: Who Issues It
Nigeria's Certificate of Origin is issued by NACCIMA, not NEPC and not Customs. What it proves, when a buyer needs it, and why we are not quoting you a fee yet.
- Export Licence in Nigeria: What It Actually Costs
The export licence in Nigeria is the NEPC Exporter's Certificate, and it costs ₦13,500 new, ₦7,500 to renew. Why other sites quote ₦20,000, and how to separate a statutory fee from an agent's fee.
- Form NXP Nigeria: It's Free, and It Expires in 180 Days
The CBN states Form NXP processing is free of charge. It is opened through an Authorised Dealer Bank, expires 180 days after registration, and non-repatriation of proceeds carries a 1% penalty.
- NEPC Certificate: Fee, Documents and How to Register
The NEPC Exporter's Certificate costs ₦13,500 for a new registration, is valid 24 months, and is issued within one working day of payment. Full document list by entity type.
- Phytosanitary Certificate Nigeria: How to Apply
NAQS issues Nigeria's phytosanitary certificate through the ePhyto portal. The fee is not published on NAQS's own site — we show the evidence rather than invent a number.
Coming next: HS codes by product, SON and NAFDAC requirements, and export guides for cocoa, palm oil, ginger, charcoal, cashew nuts and shea butter.