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Ship Your Car to Nigeria.

UK-registered vehicles exported to Nigeria with full documentation, customs handling, and insured transport — Precebol manages every step so your vehicle arrives safely and legally.

Vehicle export is specialist work. Most general freight shippers will not touch a car, and those who do often lack the customs expertise to get it cleared at the Nigerian port without delays and unexpected costs. Precebol Logistics has handled vehicle exports from the UK to Nigeria across all major Nigerian ports, including Apapa and Tin Can Island in Lagos. We know the documentation, the duty structures, and the common pitfalls — and we protect you from all of them.

What we handle for you. Vehicle export from the UK requires a V5C logbook, DVLA de-registration, export customs declaration, and shipping documentation. In Nigeria, import duty is assessed based on the vehicle’s value, age, and engine size. Our team prepares all paperwork on the UK side and coordinates clearance with our Lagos office. We offer port-to-port shipping (you collect from the Nigerian port) or door-to-door delivery to any Nigerian state.

Types of vehicles we ship. We regularly export saloon cars, SUVs, estate cars, vans, and pickup trucks. We also handle light commercial vehicles and, on request, motorcycles. Vehicles must be cleaned, have a maximum quarter tank of fuel, and have all personal items removed before shipping.

Why Precebol for Automobile Shipment?

Ships cars, vans, and vehicles that other services won't handle.

FAQ

Frequently AskedQuestions

You will need the original V5C logbook, proof of ID, and proof of address. If the vehicle is on finance, you will need a settlement letter from the lender. Our team will prepare the export customs entry and shipping documentation on your behalf.
Cost depends on vehicle size, destination port, and shipping method. A standard saloon car to Lagos via RoRo starts from around £800–£1,200 for freight. Nigerian import duty is assessed separately. We will provide a full itemised quote before you commit.
Sea transit from the UK to Lagos is approximately 10–14 days. Total time from collection to port arrival in Nigeria is typically 3–5 weeks, factoring in UK port staging and Nigerian clearance.
Yes. Precebol carries marine cargo insurance covering your vehicle throughout the sea transit. We recommend you also check with your UK vehicle insurer regarding their policy terms during export.

Export Your Vehicle with Confidence.

Get a full itemised car export quote — no obligations, no hidden fees.