Barrel & personal shipment customs clearance.
Sending goods to family, or expecting something from abroad? Start with a clear description of what is inside and the island it is arriving on.
Have these details ready.
- What is inside? List the items, quantities and whether they are new or used. Tell us if the goods are gifts or purchases.
- Where is it going? Confirm St. Kitts or Nevis and the receiving port, if known.
- What paperwork do you have? Gather purchase receipts or invoices, an inventory and the shipping documents supplied by the carrier.
- Who is carrying it? Have the carrier name, shipment reference and expected arrival ready, if available.
Share the details you know; we’ll discuss anything missing. Keep identity documents and payment details out of the website enquiry form.
For Nevis inbound terminal handling, NASPA lists an invoice, bill of lading and ship’s manifest, with originals or certified facsimiles. Ask your carrier or agent which documents it supplies. Confirm St. Kitts port requirements separately.
NASPA’s Nevis document guidanceMake a checklist for this shipment and keep your answers ready for WhatsApp or an enquiry.
What will you pay?
Ask us about the likely charges for gifts and used goods as well as new purchases. A shipment description helps us identify what still needs checking.
Customs confirms the assessment. Read how clearance and the separate charges work.
Before you arrange collection.
Check your carrier’s current arrival estimate, then confirm Customs release, carrier requirements and port arrangements before booking collection or transport.
Let’s prepare your shipment.
WhatsApp is our main contact method. You can also send the enquiry form or email us.
veronicafergie@gmail.com · +1 (869) 662-8806
Monday–Friday, 9 am–4 pm. Walk-ins and appointments welcome at Long Point Port, Nevis.