Full Service Move

A full-service move coordinated by Packimpex means your move will be carefully planned and masterfully executed by experts, with nothing left to chance. All you have to do is hand your house key to the movers and they will take it from there. Just imagine not having to spend days sorting through your stuff, nor organising your entire life with a tight deadline!

With over 45 years of experience in the industry, Packimpex is a European relocation industry leader and the recipient of numerous relocation awards.

First we will ask you to provide some details about your move. We will use this information to begin preparing your personalised quotation.

Once we've got those details, our experts will contact you to schedule a date for a survey. This will be either an online survey or a face-to-face survey of your property. The survey allows us to make an accurate volume estimation of the household goods you will be moving. Then we will provide you with a price quotation for your full-service move.

You will receive our personalised quotation, including terms & conditions and full information on transport insurance, within 1 – 2 working days after the survey.

Once all your questions are clarified and you have signed the contract, then your personal Move Manager will contact you to agree on the next steps.

Originally established in Switzerland in 1977, Packimpex is a European relocation market leader and the most awarded international relocation company.

Packimpex has over 45 years' experience in relocation, handling on average about 4500 international relocations per year.

Packimpex relocation consultants possess a wealth of knowledge which will save you time and effort, as they anticipate any packing, transport or customs issues.

99% of Packimpex customers say they would relocate again with Packimpex.

Do you have questions about what it means to move with Packimpex?

Not sure what to do next? We will be happy to explain more about our service and see what works best for you.

This will take between 1 – 4 weeks on average (if moving within Europe)

You will need to be extra organized and coordinate the move AND the home finding process

Make sure you have storage options in case you are not able to find a home at your destination in due time

Follow these expert tips:

What to take with you when you move

Go through your things and decide what you want to take with you. Take only those things that you deem are absolutely necessary and will give you a sense of ‘home’.

If you’re moving on a tight budget, start to drastically reduce the amount of stuff to take with you. Many countries have numerous second-hand stores, so you will easily find affordable furniture.

How to choose between moving providers

Ask for at least 3 moving quotes and carefully analyse them. Negotiate! See if any of them has the option of placing some items in storage and at what cost.

Expert tip: To identify quality international movers, make sure they are a member of the International Movers Association FIDI, which provides the only worldwide recognised quality standard in the industry. All FIDI moving companies are independently audited by Ernst & Young.

How to best handle the move yourself

If you decide to handle an international move by yourself, you should be aware that there are restrictions to the items you can import.

Additional need-to-knows

How to select your moving provider

Make sure all quotes contain this info:

Weight/volume

Inclusions/exclusions

Shipping mode

Expected transit time

Required documents for customs clearance

Insurance coverage and premium

Payment terms

Check weight/volume estimates. If there are significant differences, ask why.

Do not only compare the price, look at inclusions and exclusions. If they are not identical, how do they impact the quoted price?

Check the insurance coverage and insurance premium. A small difference of 0.5% might make a significant difference when calculated on the insurance value.

Evaluate the professionalism of the surveyors, the information received, the timeframe between survey and quote and the overall impressions you have of the companies.