Montreal
Create your request with your Montreal address: the quote shows the available drop-off and home pickup options.
- Drop-off point, pickup areas and transit times: on request.
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Air travellers · Canada ↔ Cameroon · Canada ↔ Côte d'Ivoire
Flying between Canada and Cameroon or Côte d’Ivoire? Offer your unused baggage kilos
In either direction, KargoJet connects travellers who have spare room in their baggage with people who want to send a parcel between Canada and Cameroon or Côte d'Ivoire. Parcels by air come first; local delivery (in Canada, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire) is coming soon.
- Canada ↔ Cameroon
- Canada ↔ Côte d'Ivoire
Good to know before you pre-register
- No guaranteed earnings or income: you only receive requests if there are some for your route and dates.
- KargoJet does not provide any insurance.
- No delivery time is promised: it depends on your travel dates.
- You follow your airline’s baggage rules (weight, number of bags, items allowed in the hold or cabin) and the customs rules of Canada, Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire.
- You can refuse a non-compliant parcel. Never carry a parcel whose contents you do not know.
- Côte d’Ivoire: a parcel entrusted to you by someone else is not one of your personal effects; duties and taxes may be charged on arrival in Abidjan.
Prohibited or restricted items (examples)
- dangerous or flammable goods (gas, aerosols, chemicals, some batteries);
- weapons, ammunition and replicas;
- narcotics and illegal substances;
- medicines without a prescription or authorization;
- counterfeit goods;
- cash and valuables above declaration thresholds;
- perishable food, unauthorized animal or plant products.
This list is not exhaustive. The rules that apply are those of your airline, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire customs. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) · Cameroon Directorate General of Customs · Côte d’Ivoire Directorate General of Customs
How it works
From quote to delivery, every step happens in your client account.
Orders are not open yet: here is how shipping will work once they open. Join the waitlist to be notified. Join the waitlist
1. Get a quote
Enter the pickup and delivery addresses, the weight and dimensions of your parcel. Our engine calculates the available options (air for now; sea and truck coming soon) and recommends one.
2. Pay online: payment held
Payment is made online through Stripe. Payment held — released to the carrier after confirmed delivery. KargoJet never stores card details.
3. Transport by a registered traveller or carrier
Travellers and carriers complete their profile with our team before being offered. Depending on the options shown in the quote for your address, you drop your parcel at a drop-off point or have it picked up at home.
4. Track your shipment
With your tracking number, check the shipment status and the history of the steps reported by the carrier (location, date), including customs clearance. Status changes also appear in the notifications of your client account.
Transport modes
Only air (travellers with baggage) is open for now. Sea cargo, truck and motorbike are coming soon.
Air (baggage)
Travellers offer the spare baggage space on their flights. The price is based on chargeable weight (actual or volumetric).
Sea (cargo) — coming soon
For bulky shipments. Not open yet. Once open, shipped items will have to be declared to determine the applicable customs duties.
Truck — coming soon
For road legs. Not open yet.
Motorbike and local delivery — coming soon
City pickup and delivery in Canada, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire. Not open yet.
Prices in Canadian dollars (CAD)
The exact price of your shipment is calculated in the quote and shown before you confirm anything. It depends on:
- the transport mode (air, sea or truck);
- the actual weight and dimensions of the parcel (chargeable weight for air, sea or truck unit);
- drop-off or pickup at a drop-off point (free, where offered) or home pickup / delivery (with a fee);
- the incoterm for international shipments: DAP by default (the recipient pays duties and taxes on arrival) or DDP, only through a partner freight forwarder or customs broker;
- the KargoJet commission and the service fee, itemized before payment.
Indicative rates (CAD)
Indicative rates as of October 27, 2026. The carrier sets its price: the online quote prevails. Service fee: 2% + CA$0.50. No GST or QST is charged (KargoJet is not registered for GST and QST). Import duties and taxes not included (DAP).
| Service | Indicative rate |
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| Air, traveller baggage Canada → Cameroon (per kg) | About CA$11.20/kg (suggested price CA$10/kg + 12% commission, minimum CA$4), plus service fee. Example: 10 kg ≈ CA$114.74 in total. Billed per whole kg, 23 kg maximum per suitcase. |
| Air, documents ≤ 0.5 kg (flat rate) | About CA$19.88 in total |
| Air, small parcel ≤ 2 kg (flat rate) | About CA$30.08 in total |
| Air, traveller baggage Canada ↔ Côte d'Ivoire | Rates not published yet. Join the waitlist to be notified when we open. |
| Air, traveller baggage Cameroon → Canada (per kg) | About CA$13.70/kg in total for 10 kg (suggested price XAF 5,000/kg), paid in XAF |
| Local pickup or delivery — Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto (≤ 10 km) — coming soon | About CA$12.74 per trip in total (+ CA$1/km beyond 10 km); 3-hour express: about CA$18.86 |
| Sea / freight forwarder — coming soon | Quote from the freight forwarder (KargoJet commission 7% + service fee) |
| Road (trucker) — coming soon | Quote from the trucker (KargoJet commission 10%, then 5% above XAF 500,000 + service fee) |
| DDP option (delivered duty paid) | On quote, only through a partner freight forwarder or customs broker: deposit of 100% of estimated duties and taxes, difference refunded or charged on the official customs statement. Not offered for parcels carried by a traveller. |
Shipping from Montreal and Toronto
Toronto
Create your request with your Toronto address: the available drop-off and pickup options are shown in the quote.
- Drop-off point, pickup areas and transit times: on request.
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FAQ: customs and shipping from Canada
This information is general and does not replace official rules. The shipper remains responsible for the contents and declaration of their shipments. Check the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and Cameroon customs for up-to-date rules.
What customs formalities apply when shipping from Canada to Cameroon?
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Formalities depend on the nature, value and use of the goods. Leaving Canada, export rules fall under the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). On arrival, Cameroon customs may charge duties and taxes. Check with these authorities before shipping.
What is the difference between DAP and DDP?
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With DAP (the default), the price covers transport to the recipient, without import duties or taxes: the recipient pays them on arrival, plus any brokerage fees. DDP is only offered through a partner freight forwarder or customs broker, with a deposit of 100% of estimated duties and taxes; it is not offered for parcels carried by a traveller. KargoJet is never the importer of record.
Do I need to declare the contents of my parcel?
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Yes for sea freight: each item must be declared (description, quantity, weight) to determine customs duties. Vehicles, motorcycles, refrigerators and barrels go through a customs assessment by our team: the duty amount is confirmed before payment and may adjust the invoice.
Are some items prohibited or restricted?
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Yes, some goods are prohibited or restricted in Canada, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire. Check with the CBSA and Cameroon or Ivorian customs before shipping. A carrier may refuse a non-compliant parcel.
How is my payment protected?
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Card payment goes through Stripe: payment held — released to the carrier after confirmed delivery (recipient handover code), then 72 hours without a claim. Cancellation before a carrier accepts: 100% refund. This is neither a deposit nor a financial guarantee; see the terms of service.
How do I track my shipment?
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Enter your tracking number on the “Track a parcel” page to see the status and the history of steps, including customs clearance.
How long does a Canada → Cameroon shipment take?
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Transit times depend on the transport mode and carrier availability; they are carrier estimates. For an indicative transit time on your route, message us on WhatsApp or by email.
Is my parcel insured?
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No. KargoJet does not offer any insurance: parcels are not insured by KargoJet. You can declare the value of the contents free of charge (CA$500 maximum), but this is not insurance. If a loss, non-delivery or damage is established, KargoJet refunds the customer up to the amounts paid, even if the payment has already been released to the carrier. This refund is neither insurance nor a guarantee of delivery or timing.
Can I also ship from Cameroon to Canada?
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Yes, KargoJet connects Cameroon and Canada in both directions. The quote shows the options available for your route.
Can I ship a parcel between Canada and Côte d'Ivoire?
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The Canada ↔ Côte d'Ivoire air corridor (via Abidjan) is being prepared, in both directions. Rates are not published yet and orders are not open: join the waitlist to be notified. Travellers who fly this route can already pre-register. On arrival, Ivorian customs may charge duties and taxes.
Is local delivery available?
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Not yet. Local pickup and delivery in Canada, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire are coming soon; they cannot be ordered for now.
Questions? Contact us
Our team answers your questions about shipping between Canada and Cameroon or Côte d'Ivoire.
- Email :
- [email protected]
- WhatsApp :
- Message us on WhatsApp+237 6 95 45 81 55