International moving: Safe relocation of your home throughout the EU and the world

Why choose a specialist for international moving?

Based on 80 successful international relocations per year, we know that every country has its own specifics. The most common challenges:

  • Customs and administrative obstacles – various requirements in individual countries
  • Language barriers – communication with customs authorities
  • Longer transport time – risks of damage during transport
  • Differences in legislation – restrictions for certain types of goods

Our main international moving destinations

European Union countries

  • Austria – Vienna, Salzburg, Linz (up to 3 days)
  • Czech Republic – Prague, Brno, Ostrava (within 2 days)
  • Germany – Berlin, Munich, Hamburg (up to 4 days)
  • Poland – Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw (up to 3 days)
  • Hungary – Budapest, Debrecen (within 2 days)

Non-European destinations

  • Switzerland – Zurich, Geneva (up to 5 days)
  • United Kingdom – London, Manchester (up to 7 days)
  • USA and Canada – individual terms
  • Australia and New Zealand – sea freight (30-45 days)

Complete international moving process

Phase 1: Consultation and planning (2-3 months before moving)

  • Analysis of your assets and selection of the optimal transport
  • Information on the customs regulations of the destination country
  • Preparation of necessary documents
  • Selection of a suitable transport date

Phase 2: Preparation and Packing (2-4 weeks before moving)

  • Professional packing according to international standards
  • Creating a detailed list of transported items
  • Photo documentation of valuable items
  • Preparation for customs proceedings

Phase 3: Transport and delivery (1-4 weeks)

  • Packing into shipping containers
  • Insurance during the entire transport
  • Online cargo tracking
  • Delivery directly to the new home

Documents required for international moving

Mandatory documents for EU

  • Valid identity card or passport
  • Confirmation of change of residence
  • List of items to be transported (in English)
  • Declaration of temporary admission of goods

Additional documents for non-European countries

  • Customs declaration
  • Residence permit or visa
  • Employment confirmation
  • Medical examinations (some countries)

Our special services for international moving

Complete customs services

  • Filling out all customs forms
  • Communication with customs offices
  • Document translations
  • Solving problems at the customs office

Premium packing and transport

  • Air-conditioned transport containers
  • Special packing for art objects
  • Real-time GPS cargo tracking
  • Express transport (air freight)

Temporary storage

  • Storage in both the origin and destination countries
  • Air-conditioned spaces
  • Insured storage
  • Flexible storage time

International moving prices

Price examples for full service

  • To Austria/Germany (contents of a 3-room apartment): from 2 500€
  • To the United Kingdom (content of a 3-room apartment): from 3 800€
  • To Switzerland (contents of a 3-room apartment): from 4,200€
  • To USA/Canada (contents of a 3-room apartment): from €6,500

What is included in the price

  • Professional packing and wrapping
  • Transport by truck/plane/ship
  • Customs proceedings and documents
  • Insurance up to €50,000
  • Door-to-door delivery

What IS NOT possible to transport internationally?

  • Prohibited items: weapons, explosives, drugs
  • Hazardous substances: paints, medicines, cleaning agents
  • Food: fresh food, meat, dairy products
  • Plants and animals: live plants, soil, pets
  • Valuables: cash, jewelry, securities

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion

International moving is a complex process that requires:

  • Expertise – knowledge of the customs regulations of individual countries
  • Planning – sufficient time to prepare all documents
  • Reliability – ensuring the safe transport of your belongings

Are you planning a relocation abroad? Contact our international specialists at +421 904 978 888 or read more in our article Moving abroad.

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