If you are planning to move from Hungary to England, Germany or another European country - but these are the two most important destinations – then you would might question what is it worth taking beyond your clothes and personal items? The emphasis is on the word “worth”, as you can get anything in Europe, so it is unlikely that you would have to take something with you to England because it is irreplaceable there.

Well, that's the way furniture is, for example. You can buy such things (used or new), in England or Germany often at an even better price than at home, so if you can sell your home furniture at a good price, you don’t have to worry that you would only be able to replace these on a much more expensice price.

From this it can be concluded that no furniture is needed.
Unfortunately, this is not so clear. When you move abroad, you will spend a significant portion of your time on work, or „running around” for it, so your smallest tasks will be bigger than surfing around on unknown pages for advertisements, bargaining with sellers, and finding one close to your new home.

It is Murphy’s law that things in perfect condition and reasonably priced are very far away.

Transport – for more pieces of furniture - cannot be done by car, and experience has shown that - because not everything will come from one seller - it will cost almost as much as if you brought yours from home…
On the other hand, many people say they don't really want to lie in another bed. This is also an aspect.

All in all, it can be said that if you don’t have perfect local knowledge and a wide range of help, then it is worth taking the absolutely necessary furniture with you.

The furniture that is nice to you, but useless, is not recommended to take to England, and more practical to leave behind.
In addition to furniture, another question is the transport of technical items such as washing machines, refrigerators, big speakers. Most apartments have basic appliances, so if you don’t specifically rent an empty apartment, you don’t need them, while music boxes can be bought cheaply abroad, and can also be transported by car, so - unless you cling to them too much - you should rather not take them with you, because they will just cause discomfort during your move.

Similar issues to the above case - moving from abroad to our small country - can arise if the move happens from Germany or England to Hungary. It requires careful consideration of what it is you want, and most importantly, what you should “carry” with you. Here I can advise you to look into that whether your furniture can be sold abroad or what quality it is. Good quality furniture is worth bringing home because they are more expensive, the same goes for technical items, including washing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, music boxes and more.

Don’t bring things home that wouldn’t hurt your heart at all! They would only increase the international relocation fees.

The question is similar, - if you move with children - what about their toys?
The advice above applies the same for this. They are also available anywhere at reasonable prices, but will you have enough time to run after them? Only you know the answer.

Make sure they won’t get damaged! I recommend popcorn or bubble wrap, which protects from mechanical damage and dirt at the same time. Despite the most careful attention, during a thousand kilometres journey such problems can occur, and unprotected things get more easily damaged.

This is a very important question! We have several customer’s things in a car, so what is natural for you - recognizing your own objects - can be quite a difficulty for the driver. Therefore please use some uniform notation.

You don’t necessarily have to write your name and address to all pieces, as that could be pretty time consuming. Go into a paper store and buy small stickers, no matter what kind, even the simplest - e.g. emojies, kittens, etc. - and stick them onto your packages. Doing so will make both our lives easier and makes sure that nothing will be lost during the move.

You can do the packaging yourself - it's much more economical - but we can do it too. If you ask us, there is an individual fee for this, but the price offer for international removals does not apply to this by default. Please pay attention that we don’t take liability for damage resulting from improper packaging or lack of packaging!

We can deliver such packages and items, but only at your own risk.
Loading at home - when ordering at least half a car – is free of charge. We bring two loaders with us and they will manage the task professionally.
For smaller quantities, the driver puts the luggage and other items to be sent into the car, but it’s your task to get them outside from the apartment.

Unloading abroad is advisable and especially economical if you and your friends can do it because the driver is traveling alone, so his job is only to drop off the car. Of course we can help with getting loaders to most of the destinations, but it greatly increases the costs, which by default don’t include unloading.

Many dislike to fly, others want to keep their eye on the transport, again others want something cheaper to travel by, so I recommend them our two free seats in the car, which is cheaper than the flight ticket. The journey is one day to Germany and two days to England. The price – including a huge bag - from door to door to Germany is between 60-80 euros and between 60-80 GBP to England.

I hope I’ve been able to make your decisions easier and gave you some useful advice that will make it easier to move!