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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, some additional delivery fees are typical. We try our hardest to keep the additional delivery fees to a minimum so that our customers can afford them. For additional information about delivery charges, please get in touch with us.
Refunds for freight payments are often handled using the same payment method that was used to cover any additional delivery expenses. These are merely transfers that are done in reverse.
Your household possessions will be packed, loaded, transported, and delivered to your new residence by international removal firms.
International relocations can be difficult and necessitate close ties between shipping and moving businesses. The majority of American moving companies are unable to handle moves abroad.
Here are some pointers regarding international relocation:
- Prepare: Plan as much as possible in advance.
- Research: Research your destination country, culture, and customs.
- Prepare financially: Make sure you have the right insurance and that your passport and visas are in order.
- Arrange your move: Obtain or update your passport, apply for visas and residency permits, and arrange your move.
Get familiar: Become familiar with the culture and customs.
Shipment via sea freight is the most popular and economical method of moving home goods. Sea freight can transport larger goods and is less expensive than air freight. It may take longer than air freight, though.
- Air cargo
After the goods arrive at the airport, the airline will contact the consignee to inform them of the delivery time. After customs clearance, the consignee can pick up the goods.
- Import haulage
This is the transfer of cargo from the import warehouse to the consignee’s address. It can take a few hours to many days, depending on the distance and geography.
- Empty containers
These are picked up from the destination port by a truck and taken to the next warehouse to be loaded with cargo