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You’ve just been offered a long-awaited opportunity abroad that you can’t refuse, or you’ve decided to take the plunge and move to a country you’ve always wanted to live in. But this entails moving and serious planning. What do you do with all your furniture and accumulated favourite household items? How do you pack them? Where do you ship them to? And importantly, what means of transport will be the cheapest and most efficient in making the move seamless? In our comprehensive selection of blogs, we’ll help you in your move to Luxembourg, Ireland, France and Spain by taking into account the particularities of each country. Get some great tips on moving abroad by checking out our posts below.
Many people get to a point in their lives where it’s time for a change. Whether it’s a new job, an interesting hobby or perhaps, moving to another place. And sometimes that place needs to be as far as possible and less British. Truth be told, we understand them. And what is one of the top places
Today, we’ll continue our international removals guide series with another European relocation destination - Luxembourg. One of the smallest countries in the world and a long-renowned financial haven for the rich, Luxembourg has become a permanent home to over 6000 economically active Brits. (
The Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom have strong economic relations and share a number of benefits between the population of the two countries. This is all a product of the years of work both sides have put in after the agreement has been signed on The Good Friday 1998. (more…)
With its gorgeous food, beautiful weather, picturesque coastal towns and laid-back lifestyle, Spain is one of the most visited and desirable tourist and second-home destinations in Europe. So, of course, this makes it an attractive relocation target, too. (more…)
The United Kingdom and the French Republic have had strong connections starting as early as the 19th century until today. The treaty between both countries started with the Entente Cordiale, which was a series of agreements signed between the UK and France in 1904. (more…)
