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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPORTATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS INTO NIGERIA Code: DPR Guide 0001 - 2020

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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators  
GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPORTATION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS INTO 
NIGERIA 
Code: DPR Guide 0001 - 2020 
 
Revision Date: 1st August 2020 
 
 
 
This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved  
 
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6. PRODUCT CERTIFICATION FOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE (FOREX) RETURNS 
For product certification to importers that utilized Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) funded 
FOREX, the following documents must be submitted on online for processing of product 
discharge certification letter to CBN. 
i. 
Copy of import permit used for the cargo. 
ii. 
Bill of lading (Mother/Daughter Vessel). 
iii. 
Certificate of Quantity (Mother/Daughter Vessels). 
iv. 
Certificate of Quality. 
v. 
Letter from financing bank (addressed to DPR). 
vi. 
Copy of Form M  
vii. 
Invoices (Proforma & Commercial). 
viii. 
Letter from Supplier (Addressed to DPR). 
ix. 
Sovereign Debt Guarantee. 
x. 
Vessel Report/clearance form (Issued by DPR). 
xi. 
Certificate of Quantity issued by DPR at discharge point. 
xii. 
Returns on product importation for which permit was granted, including DPR 
endorsed copies of trucking records and bank records of collections. 
Documents would be verified and if found satisfactory, a product certification letter will 
be issued. 
7. MISCELLANOUS 
i. 
An importer shall be charged an expeditionary fee of One Hundred & Sixty-Five 
Thousand only (N165, 000) upon any variation of Vessel arrival from the approved 
Vessel Arrival Date scheduled with DPR. 
ii. 
The Director of DPR shall propose an appropriate Administrative fee for payment 
by an importer for the breach of any Provisions of these Guidelines.