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How to Send Packages Internationally from Abuja

October 7, 2026

Need to send a package from Abuja to the UK, USA, Canada or another country?

You can book your international shipment online with Terminal Africa, choose from international carriers like DHL, UPS and FedEx, and drop off your package at our Utako, Abuja hub.

Here’s how it works.

How Do I Send a Package Internationally from Abuja?

You can book your shipment online before going anywhere.

With Terminal Africa, you can:

  1. Enter where you’re shipping from and where the package is going.
  2. Add your package details.
  3. Compare available international shipping rates.
  4. Choose the carrier you want.
  5. Pay and complete your booking online.
  6. Drop off your package at our Abuja hub.

You don’t need to come to the hub to start your booking. You can do it online and only visit us when you’re ready to drop off your package.

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Where Can I Drop Off My Package in Abuja?

You can drop off your Terminal Africa shipments at our new hub in Utako, Abuja.

📍 Terminal Africa Abuja Hub
21 Ajose Adeogun Street
Suite 52/58, Ground Floor
BEFS Plaza, Utako
Abuja, FCT, Nigeria.

Once you’ve booked your shipment, bring your package to the hub for processing.

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Can I Ship With DHL, UPS or FedEx From Abuja?

Yes. The Terminal Africa Abuja hub supports international shipments booked with carriers such as DHL, UPS and FedEx.

When you book online, you can see the available carriers for your destination, compare their shipping rates and choose the option that works best for you.

Then, simply drop off the package at our Utako hub.

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How Much Does it Cost to Send a Package From Abuja Abroad?

The cost depends on things like:

  • Where you’re sending the package
  • The weight and size of your package
  • The carrier you choose
  • The type of shipping service you select

You don’t have to visit the hub to find out how much your shipment will cost.

You can check available shipping rates on Terminal Africa online before booking.

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Can I Send Packages From Abuja to the UK?

Yes. You can book shipments from Abuja to the United Kingdom on Terminal Africa.

Enter your package details online, compare the available carriers and prices, complete your booking, and drop off your package at our Utako hub.

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Can I Send Packages From Abuja to the USA?

Yes. You can use Terminal Africa to book shipments from Abuja to the United States and choose from the international shipping options available for your package.

Once your booking is complete, bring the package to our Abuja hub.

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Can I Ship From Abuja to Other Countries?

Yes. Terminal Africa supports international shipping to countries around the world.

The carriers available to you will depend on your destination and package details.

The easiest way to know your options is to enter your shipment details online and compare the available rates.

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Do I Have to Book My Shipment at the Abuja Hub?

No. The Abuja hub is mainly a drop-off location.

You can complete your shipment booking online with Terminal Africa from your phone or computer.

That means you can check prices, choose a carrier, pay and complete your booking before coming to the hub.

Then, just bring us your package.

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Where is Terminal Africa Located in Abuja?

Terminal Africa is located in Utako, Abuja.

📍 21 Ajose Adeogun Street, Suite 52/58, Ground Floor, BEFS Plaza, Utako, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria.

If you’ve already booked your shipment online, you can bring your package here for drop-off.

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Ready to Send a Package From Abuja?

You don’t need to visit different shipping companies looking for the right option.

Book your shipment online with Terminal Africa, compare international carriers like DHL, UPS and FedEx, choose the option that works for you, and bring your package to our Utako hub.

Book online. Drop off in Utako. Ship from Abuja to the world.

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