THE ULTIMATE GUIDE FOR MOVING OVERSEAS

 

Everything You’ll Need To Know Before Moving Overseas.

 

BY “THE MOVING DOCTOR” MARK NASH

Ask the Moving Doctor

Our resident Moving Doctor, Mark Nash is in the house! Mark has been in the moving business for 33 years, originally from England; he has moved 5 times internationally and has worked in England, mainland Europe, The Middle East and for the past 19 years in the USA. If he doesn’t know the answer to the question, he has enough friends in this industry to find out for you.

He currently sits on the board of the International Shippers Association and the Commercial Affairs committee at the International Association of Movers.

Mark will always do his best to provide an answer honestly, professionally and treat this forum as a place where everyone can learn about moving overseas.

Ask your question below!

4,749 Comments
  • Ion
    Posted at 17:56h, 29 January Reply

    I am looking for the best way to ship my 6,4 ft. piano from Charlotte NC to Heraklion Crete Greece. I would also like to ship 25 boxes with books & clothes. Could you advise & let me know on what prices am I looking for? Thank you!

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 22:00h, 29 January Reply

      Hello Lon, I’ll get Chris in our Charleston office to contact you and quote you on this one, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Melissa Bennett
    Posted at 05:15h, 29 January Reply

    We are moving from Melbourne to Christchurch in June 2014 and were wanting an estimate of the shipping cost for a 20ft container incl insurance?

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 22:03h, 29 January Reply

      Hello Melissa, I am going to pass you over to an old friend Tony Ryan of John Ryan Removals in Melbourne. He will take good care of you and give you a competitive quote and great service. I have emailed him so he will be in touch, cheers The Moving Doctor

  • A
    Posted at 01:55h, 29 January Reply

    Hello. can you please let me know how much is to ship 20f container from Peterborough UK to Winnipeg Canada.
    Thank you

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 22:05h, 29 January Reply

      Hello, I’m passing this over to Chris in our London office to contact you and quote, cheers The Moving Doc

  • laurieo
    Posted at 18:54h, 28 January Reply

    I’m looking for a price guide for shipping a small amount of furniture and goods (studio apartment) from Seattle to Johannesburg. Not sure what info you need and how specific to be. Thanks!

  • The Moving Doctor
    Posted at 17:38h, 21 January Reply

    Hi Christine, thank you for the question, I have forwarded your contact information to Chris in our UK office who can assist you with this service, cheers

  • The Moving Doctor
    Posted at 17:36h, 21 January Reply

    Hello Mojan, thank you for the question, Pete will be in contact via email with some options for your move, it sounds like you need full service packing service for the furniture, thanks – Moving Dr

  • The Moving Doctor
    Posted at 17:28h, 21 January Reply

    Hello Geralee, have sent you an email to see where you are moving from and to, and will gladly work on a rate for your move! -cheers

  • The Moving Doctor
    Posted at 17:07h, 21 January Reply

    Hello Jan, thank you for the request, I’ve passed your information onto Stephanie in our office who will be glad to assist – Move Dr

  • Hannah
    Posted at 07:12h, 21 January Reply

    I am moving back to the UK (Oxford) from Auckland NZ. I am wanting to get a large box (30kg, clothes, shoes etc) and a road bike in a standard road box back home. I am not worried about how long it will take, I just want to get it there as cheaply as possible. Any help would be much appreciated.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 16:20h, 27 January Reply

      Hi Hannah, I’ll get Chris in our UK office to contact and quote you on this, thanks The Moving Doc

  • Donna
    Posted at 17:48h, 19 January Reply

    Do you offer any storage options for our U-Crate shipment? We will be moving to Italy from Florida around mid-July. After we bring our boxes to a terminal to pack the crate, we will be traveling for about 2 months, and would need our boxes delivered around mid-September.
    Thanks!

  • Deanna Smith
    Posted at 16:07h, 19 January Reply

    Hello,

    I am interested in a quote for a shipment of furniture and household goods currently packed in a 10′ x 10′ x 9′ storage room a storage facility near South Street Seaport in New York, New York to a residence in London, England. I do not need the items quickly — in several months would be fine.

    Deanna

  • Nicola
    Posted at 06:53h, 19 January Reply

    I will be moving from New York City to Brisbane. I am thinking about moving my bed, two tables, and several boxes/suitcases. Do you have any idea what the cost might be or would have recommendations as to how to go about researching what is entailed with a move overseas like this?

  • david schwartz
    Posted at 06:09h, 19 January Reply

    i have this heavy wooden crate that measures 93 x 33 x 33,
    if i ship it overseas i was told the volume weight is close to 400 pounds,
    the floor lamp measures the 93″ but the total weight is less than 80 pounds,

    i thought if I sent it in a cardboard crate and was charged actual weight it might be cheaper….
    I thought of breaking it down into three pieces, the pole, the round foot and round heavy base
    and sent it in three smaller boxes.

  • Allan Mann
    Posted at 02:54h, 19 January Reply

    Looking to ship one (1) antique glass display cabinet (74 x 74 x 202 cms) from UK to Ballarat Victoria Australia.
    What’s the best cost effect method?

  • Martin Hoerbe
    Posted at 17:20h, 18 January Reply

    Dear U Pack We Ship Doc ;o)
    do you ship cars as well from the USA to Germany?
    Martin

  • Johannes
    Posted at 18:36h, 13 January Reply

    Hey there Mark,

    Looking to move an array ~14 already packed boxes 36*50*36 – 56*48*48 in size from Andalucia in Spain to Cologne, Germany. Have been looking around the the possibilites I have and not fully decided on the best approach. Would be awesome if you could give me some input on how to best transport the stuff!

    All the best
    Johannes

  • Jason Watson
    Posted at 11:21h, 12 January Reply

    We have storage in Winlaw, BC, Canada we’d like to put into a metal shipping container and have delivered to our home in Fällanden, Switzerland. I would load at the p/u site & unload at the drop site myself… I would like a quote for this service.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 17:10h, 21 January Reply

      Hi Jason, great money saving idea to self load the container, will pass your info to Pete who handles our Canada desk for assistance – Move Doctor

  • Jennette
    Posted at 02:05h, 11 January Reply

    A little over a week ago I sent an email with details of what I need moved, asking some general questions and for a quote for an upcoming move from Sydney, Australia to Texas, USA. I still have not received a reply.
    Information on my move was in my email. I can resend my original email if need be. I just need for someone to reply asap as my move is about a month away.
    Thank you.

  • Iritana Bristowe
    Posted at 00:19h, 10 January Reply

    Hi there,
    my family and I are relocating to the Netherlands (from New Zealand) and I would like some help to quote to move a container over. We werent originally going to take anything across, but if it isnt going to break the bank too much, perhaps we could take over some things, or a lot of things.

    Would just like some advice and prices.

    Thanks

  • Mira
    Posted at 16:35h, 09 January Reply

    I am moving to Nuremberg, Germany from Huntsville, Alabama and I think I will have between 20 – 30 boxes to ship. What would be the cheapest way for me to do that?
    Thanks for your help!

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 17:40h, 21 January Reply

      Hi Mira, you’ve come to the right place, the cheapest way would be to pack the boxes yourself and I’ll send you an email with our all inclusive rates to your home in Germany. you can drop your packed boxes off at our nearest terminal to save some money as well. Look forward to working with you!

  • R. Stanley
    Posted at 14:50h, 09 January Reply

    How much would it cost to have my belongings shipped in a 40 foot container from Toronto, Ontario, to Berlin, Germany?

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 17:42h, 21 January Reply

      Hello, Pete runs our Canada desk I will forward your request to him and he’ll get you a price, thanks – The Moving Dr

  • Mirella
    Posted at 14:23h, 07 January Reply

    I got 8 boxes and 1 bag to move from Lucern CH to Dusseldorf DE. The boxes contain books, kitchen things (Glasses, plates) and Camping things (tent, sleeping bag).Everything is already packed. What would be the most cost efficient way to do that move?

  • Becky
    Posted at 02:32h, 07 January Reply

    Hi. I inherited some furniture from my grandparents and I need to get it from the Sacramento, Ca area to Auckland New Zealand. I will need it picked up at the residence, but am open to picking it up at the destination. Which is the most cost effective method for shipping? I am more concerned about cost than speed. Thanks!

  • Elizabeth Phillips
    Posted at 19:54h, 06 January Reply

    I’m looking to ship boxes and rubbermaid totes to England from the United States. My husband and I currently reside in Cambridge, England. However, I have some personal goods currently stored at my folks house that I would like to get to our home in England. To ship via USPS would get to be expensive box by box. Some of the items are heavy such as books, an outdoor wall clock and Christmas decorations. I’m unsure but I think it would be less than 1,000 pounds, and would not fill up a shipping crate. I’m trying to figure out the best way to get my belongings to England and find out a price quote. I look forward to your reply.
    Many thanks,
    Elizabeth

  • Judith Chernenkoff
    Posted at 19:04h, 06 January Reply

    Hi Mark, I have a Jade / Quartz boulder I would like to ship to Hong Kong from Vancouver BC, Canada. The boulder weights 1700 pounds and is teardrop shaped. Are you able to give me an approximate cost of this move? I am assuming there will be other fees related to the export and would appreciate knowing anything you can tell me. Thanks so much, Judith

  • Nicola Hodson-Aubrey
    Posted at 16:23h, 06 January Reply

    Hi there,
    My husband and I are moving with our two children to Brisbane in August. We do not have a lot of precious belongings but want to work out whether it is cheaper to sell everything and buy when we arrive or to ship things over with us. Currently we are looking at taking 4 bikes and a computer, possibly some tools, kitchen items and maybe beds and a few personal items. Would you be able to tell me the size of container/ palet needed and roughly how much this might cost?

    Many thanks, Niki

  • Ron
    Posted at 14:36h, 06 January Reply

    In May 2014, my family of 3 will be going from NYC to Staffordshire, England for 9 months for school.
    I can fit all the clothes we need in suitcases and we’re getting a furished apartment but I’d like to ship a few boxes or a barrel containing household items I may need. I dont want to have to buy small appliances and pots and pans etc. Also I have a baby so I’ll need to send his high chair, play pen etc.
    Can you please advise the most affordable way to do this. The time it takes is not an issue. I can send it weeks in advance if necessary.
    Thanks

  • Ashleigh
    Posted at 11:35h, 06 January Reply

    Hey,

    I’m moving back to England from australlia I want to take a few things from my home back with me nothing and the large scale things like books photo albums ornaments and clothes what would be the best option to get it there, I’m in no rush for it to get there and don’t want to spend loads of money due to there not worth money just sentimental.

    Thank you

  • James Gilbert
    Posted at 19:48h, 23 December Reply

    Gretings from Davidsonville, MD! USA!

    My wife and I are planing to move from Davidsonville MD 21035 USA to Brisbin, Australia. We have pre packed and crated everything to fit into a 30 Foot long X 8 Foot Tall X 8 Foot wide space and want to know the cheapest, safest way to get it there? Also, we were told that March would be cheaper month then others to ship it, does the month matter and is there a way to ship it slower for less?

    Thanks So much in Advance
    James and Linda

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 22:38h, 23 December Reply

      Hi James and Linda, thanks for the question! Glad you are all packed up! It sounds like our Self Load Container Service would be a great match for your needs! We would spot a 40 foot sea container at your home which you would load, and then your things would be shipped to Australia, cleared through customs and quarantine, and delivered to your new home! The container arrives on truck chassis, about 4 feet off the ground, so we recommend you rent or build a ramp to ease loading.
      The prices don’t change much and we get plenty of notice before any changes. Summertime is the busiest season for moving, so during the slower season a moving company may offer cheaper prices for the packing part of a move, but the shipping rates don’t change that often.

      Stephanie in our office handles all the self load containers, I have passed your info to her and she’ll be in contact with a price!

  • Ana
    Posted at 19:09h, 22 December Reply

    Hello Mark,
    I want to move my furniture from Australia to Athens, Greece in the new year, and was wondering what the best way, and rough price would be.
    The contents are both large and small boxes:
    1 dissasembled king size wooden bed
    1 wooden wardrobe
    1 bookshelf about 5 foot high
    an upright piano
    boxes with books and boxes with various fragile items
    I’m nervous about sending the fragile items and the piano, so I’d prefer as little handling as possible and a reliable company/method for transportation.
    Many thanks, Ana

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 19:09h, 23 December Reply

      Hello Ana, thanks for the request, I have sent you an email with some options, best regards – Moving Doc

  • Shannon Maher
    Posted at 06:10h, 22 December Reply

    My wife and I will be moving to London from Seattle. I’ll move in late Feb/March; she will visit, but join me next Sept. My current plan is to rent a small furnished flat until she arrives fulltime. I hope to pick up a lot of furniture, electronics, etc. from sales by expats moving back to the US after the school year, so I’m mostly planning on moving clothes, kitchen things, and personal items. I suspect I could do fine with, I dunno, 50-100 cu ft…? I have no problem packing it myself, and can (possibly) pack and ship it prior to my departure so I don’t have to wait too long for it. Also, I expect to have immediate needs covered by the suitcases I travel with.

    first, any comment on the general plan? Second, can you tell me how to plan to move (like) 100 cu ft, door to door, Seattle to London?

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 19:07h, 23 December Reply

      Hi Shannon and husband! The plan sounds good, and you are giving yourself some time to prepare which is great! Packing yourself will save you lots of money and I have sent you an email with some prices for our services. We offer a set price for 51-100 cubic feet of packed boxes in our Shared Container service which could be a great fit for your needs, or perhaps 1 or 2 UBoxes! Cheers, Moving Doctor

  • Jim Lawless
    Posted at 04:35h, 22 December Reply

    I have two daughters currently living in Dublin Ireland who will be relocating back home to Brisbane Australia early in the new year. They have quite a lot personal items that need to be moved. Maybe two to three cu meters. What is the most cost effective way of doing this.
    Thanks
    Jim

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 16:17h, 23 December Reply

      Hello Jim, thanks for contacting us, I have passed your info to Chris in our UK office he will be happy to give you some options for the shipment! If your daughters can pack their own boxes they’d definitely save some money. – Cheers, Move Doc

  • Dion Williams
    Posted at 02:28h, 22 December Reply

    hello i have approximately 40 boxs to ship to fallbrook california from calgary alberta canada and am wondering what the cost would be? boxes contain books/cloths/glassware and knick knacks thanks

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 16:13h, 23 December Reply

      Hello Dion, Pete from our Canada desk will be in contact and can help with the move, cheers -Moving Doctor

  • marike
    Posted at 23:28h, 21 December Reply

    hello! I am currently living in Pittsburgh but soon I will move to Italy and I’d love to know what my options are. I checked with usps/courier services and are all very expensive. As I am not worried about waiting for my stuff a little bit longer (I need to send clothes, game consolles, books, etc) what are my options? Thank you in advance for your advice!

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 16:04h, 23 December Reply

      Hello Marike, We offer several great service options for your move to Italy, depending on the size of your shipment. I’ll send our rates and services over to your email address, any questions about them I’d love to help – Cheers Move Doc

  • Sarah
    Posted at 17:23h, 21 December Reply

    Hi,
    I’m planning on moving from Ottawa to Brisbane. I was wondering if you could recommend some companies and the size of pallet that would be needed for the contents of a 1bdrm apartment.
    Thanks!

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 15:57h, 23 December Reply

      Hi Sarah, thanks for contacting us, I have passed your information on to Pete who can help you with a price for the move. A pallet is usually a standard size of 48 x 42 inches and they can be stacked around 84 inches tall, depending on what’s being stacked! Pete will send some options to you, Cheers -The Moving Doctor

  • Jeff Thomas
    Posted at 16:05h, 21 December Reply

    I need to send 3 or 4 boxes total weight about 80 kg from Swansea, South Wales to Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Any idea how much per kg?

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 15:54h, 23 December Reply

      Hi Jeff, thank you for the request, I’ve passed your information on to Chris at our UK office, he should be in contact shortly to help, thank you again! -Move Doc

  • Samantha Haines
    Posted at 11:17h, 21 December Reply

    I was just wondering what the expected cost of 2 dogs under 20 lbs and 2 cats around 10 lbs would be approximately

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 19:51h, 23 December Reply

      Hi Samantha, thanks for your question, we don’t ship pets however I believe you could start by contacting the airline you are flying with and find out a price, also I do know there are companies out there who specialize in moving pets overseas, Cheers

  • Cobie Kortenoeven
    Posted at 22:12h, 20 December Reply

    I have a few items that I want to have shipped from the Netherlands to Canada. I was told by the notary that it is under 1 cu metre, so it should fit in one box. It is a small table, photo albums, a mantle clock and a few small items from my late parents. Can you tell me what the best way is to get it here? Would we be able to take the table along in a plane (in the cargo compartment)? Small items would fit in suit cases only photo albums are so heavy. I hope that you can give me some advise. Thank you.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 21:26h, 23 December Reply

      Hi Cobie, I’ve passed your information on to our UK office, Chris should be in contact with you shortly. 1 cubic meter is about 35 cubic feet, which is about 10 or so medium boxes. If its enough to fit in a suitcase or two it’d probably be best to take the items on the plane with you and call the airline in regards to the table. Thanks! – The Moving Doctor

  • John Culvenor
    Posted at 16:35h, 20 December Reply

    I’m considering buying a small lotus sports car from Vancouver Canada – in pieces. What would you estimate the cost to be? The weight would be about 1000-1200 kg – plus packing materials.
    Thanks
    John

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 20:43h, 20 December Reply

      Hello John, I am sending you an email to get some more information about the shipment, and we can take it from there! thanks for contacting us Cheers – Move Doctor

  • Victor Boyd
    Posted at 15:06h, 20 December Reply

    I am an American currently living in Bahrain and am looking to send small items from Texas to Bahrain. I have gone to the Post Office/Fedex/UPS and they are all very expensive. I am not so concerned with “quick” shipping, but, rather, willing to take the time necessary, but, looking for decent prices to ship things such as z new xbox, clothes, toys, these kinds of things. Thanks in advance for your advice.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 20:39h, 20 December Reply

      Hello, thank you for the question, I will forward your information to Chris in our office, he can work on a terminal to terminal rate for your shipment. Other option from the ones you listed is DHL as they handle a lot of international shipments. Thanks, The Moving Doctor

  • sunae
    Posted at 03:00h, 20 December Reply

    Hello,

    I’m moving soon to munich, Germany (leaving on the 28th this month)! from wisconsin madison.

    I have boxes of clothes shoes, bags. to send to Munich and I wonder what is the cheapest and safest way to ship these.

    Thanks,

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 12:37h, 20 December Reply

      Hi Sunae, thanks for your question! The cheapest way to send them would be to pack the boxes yourself, I will ask Pete in our office to send you our service options and rates to Germany. If it’s just a few boxes, or a bit more, our Baggage Box Service, Shared Container Service, or UBox would be an affordable and safe way to ship them! – Moving Doc

  • Rebecca
    Posted at 12:00h, 19 December Reply

    Hi,

    I am moving to Australia and am looking for the cheapest method of moving all our belongings from the UK by sea.

    What are reliable companies that ship goods on either containers or pallets?

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:57h, 19 December Reply

      Hello Rebecca, well we will be one of them obviously lol 🙂 I would also suggest getting prices from Crown, Santa FE and Pickfords. I’ll pass this over to Chris Smith in our UK office to email you and offer you some service options and prices, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Bharat reddy bandla
    Posted at 18:50h, 18 December Reply

    I want ti ship some used clothes and other small baby toys weighing 5 kgs. To Hyderabad, India from Davenport, US through FedEx courier. Please advise me

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:59h, 19 December Reply

      Sounds like a good idea, suggest getting a price from UPS as well, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Aaron
    Posted at 12:59h, 18 December Reply

    We moved to England a while back. We now want to have a 40″ x 18.5″ x 16″ wooden chest (150 lbs) shipped over here from Idaho. But don’t know the best way to go about doing this? Thanks

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:13h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Aaron, Pete in our office can advise you and give you some options and prices, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Mehreen
    Posted at 09:03h, 18 December Reply

    Hi there,

    My partner and I will be relocating from Washington DC to Johannesburg South Africa next year and we are hoping to take our furniture and other household stuff with us. I wanted your advice on whether it would be more cost effective to ship everything to SA or sell in DC and buy new stuff in Joburg. We also have no clue how customs is in SA so in your experience is it a hassle to get things through customs in SA. Would appreciate your thoughts and some price quotes. Just to give you an idea, I will list down the items below:

    1 kingsize bed + mattress
    1 sofa set with coffee table
    2 lounge chairs
    1 bookshelf
    several boxes of clothing, home linens, kitchen items such as pots, plates, cutlery, food processers etc.

    thanks,

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:17h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Mehreen, personally my advice is sell the big furniture and just ship your personal stuff in boxes or if you are going to take a few bits of furniture you might as well ship the lot! Anything in between pro rate doesn’t really make financial sense.
      Chris Corder in our office here has a lot of experience with shipping to South Africa so I’ll pass this on the Chris to answer you re Customs and some pricing, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Tim Barnett
    Posted at 04:22h, 18 December Reply

    I want to move around 3 cubic metres of small personal effects from the UK to New Zealand. Not in a hurry. What’s the best option for me?
    Tim B

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:19h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Tim, we ship a lot on this route so will get Chris Smith in our UK office to email you some service options and prices, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Sarah
    Posted at 03:04h, 18 December Reply

    How much would the approximate cost be to hire a truck to move a studio apartment’ from Rahway, NJ, USA, to Niagara, Ontario, Canada? All the items would be packed and would simply need loading?

    • Sarah
      Posted at 03:07h, 18 December Reply

      I forgot to add that I would not be available to supervise the move and it would be someone else who has stored my belongings in a storage unit. I would need the movers to responsibly bring all items over from NJ to Ontario.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:23h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Sarah, I know this is an International move but its pretty much covered by the domestic operators and not International movers. I suggest contacting some of the big names to get a quality move done like Allied, United or Atlas. You could also try 2 Men and a Truck or a self loading option with ABF, Pods or R&L carriers. Hope that helps, Cheers The Moving Doc

  • Tony Massa
    Posted at 02:36h, 18 December Reply

    i need to move a mechanics snap on tool box est. 1200 lbs in weight?
    i need to move it from orange county california to edmonton alberta, i am immigrating to Canada from
    the USA, and need to send the tool box direct to the place i am going to work in Canada. Would a moving pod hold a one bedrooms contents and a tool box and roll carts? Thanks!

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:25h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Tony, we don’t handle USA to Canada as its handles by the domestic movers. I suggest trying Pods, ABF, U Haul and R& L carriers for self load moving options. Yes you should get a one bed apt plus tool box in a pod, cheers The Moving Doc

  • Brenda Day
    Posted at 01:10h, 18 December Reply

    Hi,

    I want to send a 20ft shipping container from the mid north coast, NSW Australia to Wexford, Ireland. I own the container myself. Who would be the best company to use to ship this for me? Should it be cheaper as I own the container?

    Cheers 🙂

    Brenda

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:30h, 18 December Reply

      Hello Brenda, we can get you a price on this. We will need to check though with you that 1/ The shipping Container is licensed to be seaworthy for shipping otherwise shipping lines will not put it on their ships. The second thing is how easy is it to pick up loaded with a crane or unloaded in Ireland. We can arrange all this for you but will need approx. weight of container loaded and a picture of the site and measurements for how far away from the road the container will be to determine what size crane will be needed. Will get Chris to email you though, cheers The Moving Doc
      Oh and by the way, shipping lines do normally charge a few hundred dollars more for shipping your own container and not their own.

  • David
    Posted at 00:33h, 18 December Reply

    Hi,
    I need to move a 20′ shipping container from Mexico to Hobart Australia.
    The contents weigh 18 tons.
    What would be the best way to get this done in your opinion?
    Cheers
    David.

    • The Moving Doctor
      Posted at 14:34h, 18 December Reply

      Hello David, I’ll get my good friend Winston in Mexico to email you and advise you on this one, cheers The Moving Doc

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