An international relocation is easier to manage as one process: one provider collects the belongings, checks packing, processes the shipment, supports customs and delivers to the recipient, reducing handovers and information loss.
Where to begin
Create a box-by-box inventory and separately identify appliances, fragile items and valuables. Measure every piece after packing. Decide what must arrive urgently by air and what can use a more economical method.
Packing personal belongings
- Strong boxes with no internal voids.
- Bubble protection for fragile items.
- Secured doors and removable appliance parts.
- A label on every box and a complete packing list.
- Wooden crating for particularly fragile equipment.
Collection and consolidation
Cargo can be collected from an address or accepted at a warehouse. Belongings from several locations can be combined into one shipment. Retail purchases or goods from different suppliers can also be added after confirming category compatibility.
Insurance and receipt
For valuable belongings, request insurance based on documented value. After arrival, cargo can be collected from a warehouse or delivered to the address. Confirm the final address, included services and recipient contact before dispatch to avoid additional coordination.