AliExpress Tariff Calculator — Nigeria

When you order from AliExpress and ship to Nigeria, three things determine the price you actually pay at the door: the import duty, the VAT or GST, and the de-minimis threshold below which small parcels are exempt.

Today, the most common effective duty rate for AliExpress consumer parcels arriving in Nigeria is around 20.0%. This rate is applied to the customs value, which is normally the product price plus the international shipping fee. On top of that, Nigeria’s standard VAT/GST of 7.5% is applied to the post-duty total.

Nigeria does not have a meaningful low-value duty exemption — even small AliExpress parcels are technically subject to duty. In practice, very small orders (under a few dollars) often clear without intervention, but you should budget for the full duty + VAT on any order you care about.

Most AliExpress sellers ship via AliExpress Standard Shipping or Cainiao Super Economy. Both declare the full product value in the customs paperwork, so don’t expect to get away with an under-declared parcel. If you’re shipping a high-value item, consider express shipping with a broker — the broker handles the paperwork and gives you an upfront landed-cost quote.

Common pain points unique to Nigeria: regulations change frequently; couriers sometimes apply a flat “handling fee” of $5–$25 in addition to the official duty and VAT. We’ll flag this on the result page when our data indicates it’s likely.