International removals to France
MyCheapRemovals offers hassle-free removal services to France that suits every budget. We have a number of vans and lorries in the constant move across the whole of Europe, so we can offer daily services. Our friendly and professional team has a number of years of experience to help you one every stage of this important event of your life – we will be dealing with French authorities if necessary. Call us on 01942 387 042 or 01942 387 041 or use the form for Instant Removal Quote to receive cheapest quotes for removals to France.
Removals from the UK to France – costs
In the case of removals from the UK to France, the good news is it doesn’t have to cost arm and leg. France is the country where the majority of transit from the UK to the rest of Europe happens. If you planning to use our part load service, which is 5 or 10 cubic meters you can expect very low rates. For example:
- London to Paris – 5m3 starts from only £419,
- Cambridge to Montpellier – 5m3 starts from only £529,
- Brighton to Toulouse – 5m3 only £529
W also offer full loads (15 and 30 cubic meters) where you will decide about the time of collection and delivery.
Consignment volumes explained
Click here to find out more about volumes.
Secure your move now!
- Request a quote using our Instant Removal Quote form or call us on 01942 387 042 or 01942 387 041
- Check your email with quotes and click ‘book now’ on selected volume option
- We’ll contact you to discuss details
The price you will receive will be final and include:
- all applicable taxes
- cost of a ferry
- transit insurance up to £20.000 per van
- our driver’s assistance with loading and one hour with unloading
- fuel and transportation
If you want to know what the whole removal process looks like, please check our A TO Z EXPLANATION HERE.
Moving to France with MyCheapRemovals
- First, you will have to find out the total volume and weight of your goods you want to relocate to France. In our offer, you will four available options – 5,10,15 and 30 cubic meters. We have a number of years of experience in the removal industry and we know those volumes are most common for a flat or house removal. 5 and 10 cubic meters option is ‘shared service’ which means your belongings will travel with other customers goods. It will take a little bit, but this is the most cost-effective option. Here is a basic volume guide to help you understand the subject.
- Please use our Instant Removal Quote form. You will receive an email with quotes including other available volume options – you can compare prices for smaller or bigger options and you may change your mind. A little tip for you – most cost-effective is 10 cubic meters option. When you decide just click on the selected option in email and you’ll be transferred to our secure secure payment system. We asking for only 10% deposit to secure a van or lorry and date.
- One of our customer service representatives will be happy to contact you to talk about the details: Date and time of collection and delivery. We will be staying in touch with you all the time and keep you updating on progress.Our driver will arrive at least one hour before the scheduled time to help you with loading and will stay one hour on destination to give you a helping hand with unloading your goods. If you think you may require more time please let us know in advance – we can arrange it with an additional small fee off £20 per hour.
Follow us on social media – from time to time we offer amazing discounts for our services. Up to £175 off !!!
We also provide removal services from Ireland to France
Our big 40+ vans and lorries fleet is in constant motion across the whole continent, we can also offer the best deal on removals from Ireland to France. The whole procedure is pretty much the same. Here is a small price guide to removals to Ireland.
For instant and the best quote for European removal service use our form all call our customer service on:
01942 387 042 or 01942 387 041 or contact us
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A few interesting facts about France
1. France is the largest country in the EU, and known as ‘the hexagon’ – with an area of 551,000 sq km it’s almost a fifth of the EU’s total area, and due to its six-sided shape France is sometimes referred to as l’hexagone. About a quarter is covered by forest; only Sweden and Finland have more.
2. France was the first country in the world to ban supermarkets from throwing away or destroying unsold food – since February 2016, shops must donate wastage to food banks or charities.
3. About one million French people living near the border with Italy speak Italian – although French is the official language and the first language of 88% of the population, there are various indigenous regional dialects and languages, such as Alsacian, Basque, Breton, Catalan, Occitan and Flemish. On a larger scale, French is the second most spoken mother tongue in Europe, after German and before English, and is predicted to become number one by 2025 due to the country’s high birth rate.
4. French wines can reach astronomical prices – in 2014, Sotheby’s sold a 114-bottle lot of DCR Romanee-Conti wines in Hong Kong for more than EUR 1.45m to an anonymous Asia-based buyer, a world record for a single wine lot. That works out to about EUR 1,619 per standard glass.
5. French gastronomy was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2010 – when it was added to the list of ‘intangible cultural heritage of humanity’. Experts described the importance of French gastronomy as ‘a social custom aimed at celebrating the most important moments in the lives of individuals and groups’, as well as ’emphasising togetherness’ for its function of bringing friends and family closer together and strengthening social ties.
6. France produces nearly a billion tons of cheese a year in around 1,200 different varieties – in France it’s an ancient art: goats cheese dates back to at least 500AD, the blue-veined Roquefort was mentioned in records of an ancient monastery in Conques as early as 1070, and hard farm cheeses like Emmental started to appear in the 13th century. A French proverb claims ‘un fromage par jour de l’année’ – there is a different cheese for every day of the year.
7. It is against the law to carry live snails on a high-speed train in France without their own tickets – in fact, any domesticated animal under 5kg must be a paying passenger in France. In 2008, a Frenchman was fined when he was caught carrying snails on a TGV, although the fine was later waived.
If you are interested in moving to France, get an online removal quote, and read more about our European Removals.
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