General Introduction of the Course

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General Introduction of the course

Dear friend, you are welcome to this site.

I know you would like to become familiar with the key to getting high quality and different items directly from different nations; and also to send yours to them so that you can make HUGE profit!

Many individuals have lost immense amounts of cash attempting to import or export products in or out of their country, from or to other countries, since they didn’t initially arm themselves with the right information on the most skillful method to do the business. There is certain knowledge you should need to acquire with regards to bringing in/sending out products and forwarding/clearing them effectively.

People coming into import or export business newly typically get their fingers consumed seriously due to the fact that they lack reasonable information on the methods of import/export forwarding and clearing of products from and to the ports (land, sea, or air).

They additionally lack the knowledge of relevant international groupings and institutions (players) that are responsible in facilitating transactions in international trade.  These are Institutional Agencies associated with global business; Countries, Regional groupings, and trading blocks (AU, EU, ECOWAS, ASEAN, North America, and the West), and institutions like WTO, WCO, ICC, UNCTAD, IMO, AITA, ISO, UNICITRAL, UNIDO, IMF, GATT, and MNC.

They also lack the knowledge on managing forwarding/clearing agents, obtaining essential documents, and the relevant information on significant domestic regulatory agencies, like Standard Organization (SO), Customs, agencies answerable for Food and Drug Administration and Control (FDAC), Quarantine Agency, Shipping Lines, Land, Sea or Air Ports Authorities.

In the course, you will be shown the means you really need to take to import/export forward and clear your merchandise effectively, without being taken advantage of by forwarding/clearing agents and those searching for inexperienced people to rip off in the business.

The objective of the courses is to provide you with basic information about International Trade and to make you understand the importance of international trade.

Understand the Institutional Agencies associated with global business; Countries, Regional groupings, and exchanging blocks, to ease and legitimize the course of exchange between nations of various monetary system.

Assist you break the reasoning that the import/export business is complicated and that only a couple of favoured individuals can do it successfully; that is not an endeavor reserved for a privileged few, and an interaction that can only be understood by the educated.

Assist you ‘demystify’ the possibility of worldwide business deals so that you will actually start your global business immediately; help you identify how it can cost you less money to import/export. Show you that you can start import or export business with one, two, three or more cartons until you are able to load one full container of goods.

Have relevant information on significant regulatory and government agencies, like Standard Organization (SO), Customs, agencies answerable for Food and Drug Administration and Control (FDAC), the Quarantine Agency, Shipping Lines, Land, Sea or Air Ports Authorities.

Show you the means you really need to take to import/export and clear/forward your merchandise effectively, without being taken advantage of by clearing/forwarding agents, and those searching for inexperienced people to rip off in the business,

Expose you to the dos and don’ts that you should be aware of to avoid loss of your hard-earned money, and import/export your products at the most reduced conceivable expense.

How you can start to export non-oil products from Nigerian to any part of the globe and where to source products.

Finally, the course will be exposing you to the latest innovation by the Federal Government of Nigeria; on the Inland Dry ports. What dry ports are, and their advantages.

We have your convenient in mind; this is why we added special section on peculiar ‘Challenges faced by first time importers/exporters and how to solve them.

Nowadays, there are no other ways to make money easily than to import or export popular and needed products cheaply from or to Dubai, China, US, UK, Europe, Africa and elsewhere where you can lay your hands on or send quality, popular and needed items.….

Import Export is The ‘Economic Engine of the World’

Import or Export are so easy business that when you start it, you’ll regret for not starting earlier.

Do you know that you can?      

  • Import/export with the little amount of money you have,
  • Start import or export from one carton, two cartons… of your choice product,
  • Increase your profit and avoid loss anytime you import or export goods,
  • Import/export without paying for travel documents,
  • Import and later pay freight charge when your consignment finally arrive your country’s port,
  • Import or export raw materials for producing other products,
  • Import without paying for ISO Certificate,
  • Find the HS Code and duty payable on the product/item you want to import or export,
  • Find out goods that are contra banned, and avoid the risk of losing money and/or prosecution,
  • Process and get Pro forma Invoice from your manufacturer or to your client,
  • Get a trustworthy cargo agent or freight forwarder to take care of shipping your consignment from or to your import or export country,
  • Personally document your import/export papers,
  • Be aware of documents expected from your exporter/importer,
  • Be aware of the best payment option to use to safeguard your payment,
  • Personally go to your bank process and pay your expected duty or charges,
  • Guide against exploitation by knowing the process of forwarding/clearing goods from the port,
  • Be aware of import/export and clearing problems and there solutions?

All these and more you will learn in this course.

More so, Nigeria has a lot of mineral resources given to her by nature that make export very lucrative for the very few that are into it. Nigerian government, as any other country is giving incentive to exporters of products and services. This is to encourage people who are able to research for exportable products/services, package and export them to other countries to make profit.

This is more likely to continue given the fluctuating nature of petroleum products. The government has more focus in diversifying our economy to non-oil products, making our country more export dependent economy. Therefore, there are more opportunities for those who want to queue into export business in Nigeria.

Here are what to do if you are an importer or exporter:

  • You research for good products or raw materials to buy or sell.
  • Next, you order or send any quantity you want (some suppliers have a maximum quantity they will produce, and minimum quantity per given export) and have it shipped to you or you to them.
  • Then, you advertise the products to your market, with or without a shop or in the case of export, you advertise the product to your foreign market.
  • You receive and process orders for the products from your customers, send or receive their payment and they send you the goods or you send the products to them if you are exporting.

The customer receives the goods and is happy.

However, there are some risks that you should be aware of and there are essential guidelines on how you should calculate the freight you’ll pay – whether by land, air or by ship. All these will be taught in this Course.

Import or export is right for you if you fall into any of these categories:

  • You’re unemployed and you’re looking for lucrative business opportunity.
  • You’re employed and you want to start up a business to yield additional money; to make up for your monthly take home.
  • You’re tired of fake products around you for use either for your home appliances or office fittings or vehicle parts and you’re looking at importing it directly from manufacturers or reliable suppliers abroad.
  • You’re planning to resign or retire from your paid job and you’re looking for a business line.
  • You own or run a small and growing business – any kind of business; and now you want to enjoy the full benefit of your product line through import or export.
  • You have a knowledge of a product line that you will like to turn into a business, but don’t know exactly how to start it as a full time business, and you want to give a trial by importing or exporting few quantity, as you can’t afford to give up your full time paid job until you find out if you can make money with it.
  • You are an entrepreneur looking for a business opportunity or raw materials/commodities for sell or to be used for other products.
  • You are an existing importer/exporter and you need to be more familiar with import export processes to minimize your loss as a result of some fraudulent agents.
  • You want to join the lucrative export business and reap the benefit existing in non-oil products (especially for agricultural commodities and other consumables) which are highly needed by Nigerians in diaspora.

Even if you’re not an experienced jet-setting business-person, exporters/importers are definitely not going to scorn you for being a beginner to their country. So the exporters/importer you need to talk to are going to be ready to help you start. Don’t be nervous. You just need to jump in there and start grabbing the opportunities!

In the Course you will learn how to structure your delivery process so that you can minimize your effort and at the same time reduce your logistic cost. A slight miscalculation and not understanding of your overall logistics logic will cost you more money than what you have bargained for.

You’re importing or exporting even if you’re ordering or sending out a single item or getting a sample of any product from or to any overseas Company. Every country in the world has some rules about import export.

Here are the key basic facts:

  • There are certain types of goods which you are not allowed to import or to export.
  • In some situations you will have to pay tax (import duty/levy or charges) on your imports/exports.
  • In some situations there will be no need to pay import or export duty/levy.
  • Because import tax (import duty) is about your country, not the country of the supplier, while same is applicable to your country of export.

 I will be teaching you on the general items about import/export taxes so that you will understand better on the tax that you will have to pay when you import or export from or to any foreign country.

I will also share with you some important terminology (INCO Terms – International Commercial Terms) so that you will understand better the terms and agreements on import and export.

So how much does it cost you?

What if I tell you that you could have this Course at an extremely low and ridiculous price?

However, this course is broken down into different Course-Packages and Lessons.

The Course Packages are:

Package One Topic – Participants in International Trade

Package Two Topic – Basics of Import Export Business

Package Three Topic – Clearing Your Goods from the Port

Package Four Topic – Exportation of Products and the Incentives Provided by the Governments

 

So, browse through the courses to make choice of the one to queue in and start from.

Wishing you the best!          

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What Will You Learn?

  • Package One Topic - Participants in International Trade
  • *Members in international business
  • *Key institutional agencies and their functions
  • *Import export cargo procedures with Nigeria in focus
  • Package Two Topic - Basics of Import Export Business
  • *What to bear in mind before starting International Trade
  • *Steps to be taken to successfully Import or export into or out of the country
  • -How to source for funds
  • -Registering your export business
  • -Product(s) to import or export and sourcing for them
  • -Creating an online portal – website.
  • Import export documents and shipping your consignment
  • -HS code
  • -Pro forma invoice
  • -Form M
  • -Insurance
  • -Air Waybill
  • *Payment methods – Bank intermediary roles.
  • Package Three Topic - Clearing Your Goods from the Port
  • *Freight forwarders and logistics logic
  • *INCOTERMS - International Commercial Terms or Trade Terms
  • *Duty payment on your consignment
  • Required charges and processes in duty payments
  • *Government regulatory agencies
  • *Inspection of goods through scanning or physical examination
  • *Government facilitating agencies at the ports
  • - The Customs Service
  • - Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON)
  • - SONCAP compliance and procedures
  • - National Food and Drug Administration and Control of Nigeria (NAFDAC)
  • - Quarantine
  • *Problems that may arise in import/export and how to solve them
  • * NPA, Shipping Company – Charges and demurrage
  • * Pricing your product - Cost elements for import export pricing
  • Package Four Topic - Exportation of Products and the Incentives Provided by the Governments
  • *How to export goods from Nigeria to any part of the world
  • *Step by step on how to start export Business
  • - Begin as export broker or finder
  • - Register your business
  • - Understanding your market
  • - Product specific market research
  • - Export plan
  • * Physical tools needed to facilitate your export deals
  • *Sourcing for export funds
  • - Financing starts from you
  • - Friends and family
  • - Paper work
  • *Essential documentation and export procedures
  • - Required export documents
  • - Importance of export documents
  • - Processing your export transactions
  • - Cost elements for export pricing
  • *Export legal issues and contract
  • - Legal Issues
  • - Export contract
  • - Lawful and governmental regulations
  • -Intellectual Property (IP)
  • *Government agencies
  • - The Nigerian Customs Service
  • - The Standard Organization Of Nigeria (SON)
  • - NAFDAC and Quarantine agencies requirements
  • *Lists of exportable non-oil products and where to source their market
  • *Fast moving products you can export from Nigeria
  • *Hot and easy to get solid minerals you can export
  • *Produced goods and hand craft works are not exempted
  • *Loss/damaged of goods in transit
  • *Inland Dry Ports (IDPs) and their benefits
  • *Advantages of dry ports
  • *Locations of dry ports in Nigeria
  • *Challenges facing dry ports.

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