We calculate the costs of moving from the UK to Austria on the total volume of customer goods and the distance between collection and destination. If you plan on relocating a few household goods, you can use our part load service, which is 5 or 10 cubic meters. We also offer full loads (20 and 30 cubic meters) for those who are interested in moving home. Exemplary moving quotes from the UK to Austria look as follows.
Moving to a new country can be an exciting yet daunting experience. If you’re considering moving to Belgium, you may have a lot of questions about what to expect. This FAQ section aims to provide answers to some of the most common questions that expats have when moving to Belgium. We’ll cover topics such as removal costs, duration of the move, required documents, living costs in comparison to the UK, and moving with pets. Whether you’re looking for information on the best places to visit in Belgium or want to know more about the Belgian lifestyle and society, we’ve got you covered. Let’s get started!
If you planning to move to Norway, here are answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
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Most of our reviews indicate the low price as our main asset, but we are much more than that!
Hundreds of years ago Hercules said that We live in a world of constant change. The world is becoming a place where uncertainty takes control of our lives.
But what if there’s a place somewhere in middle Europe where worldwide inflation and sky-high living costs are not a worrying matter?
Whether you are looking to relocate, start a new work adventure, study or perhaps you just need a change, without any doubt, the Czech Republic is a great place to live.
The country is on the list of the 15 most peaceful countries in the world with a very low crime rate. It also ranks 6th in the world in terms of cleanliness and ecology.
Removal costs depend on two main factors: volume and distance. Regarding the volume, we recognise two types of removals – small (5 and 10 cubic feet ) and large – 15, 20 and 30 cubic feet. So, in that instance, if you are thinking about moving from London to Prague, you’ll be looking at £879 for a small removal (176 cubic feet – part load – more on this page) or if you decide to move the content of a house – min. 15 cubic feet, prices will start from £1749.
Are you planning to move from Spain to France? If so, you’ll need a reliable and experienced removal company to help you with the process. Moving to a new country can be a daunting task, but with the right help, it can also be an exciting and rewarding experience. At MyCheapRemovals, we offer removals from Spain to France. We have a team of experienced and qualified professionals who will take care of every detail of your move.
Removal costs depend on two main factors: the volume of a consignment and the distance. In terms of volume, we consider mainly two types of removals:
So, for example, if you are thinking about moving from London to Zurich, you’ll be looking at £1049 for a small removal (5 cubic meters – part load ) or if you decide to move the content of a house – min. 15 cubic meters, prices will start from £2279.
MyCheapRemovalas provides international removal services across the whole of Europe.
One of the popular routes is from Spain to Germany. People wish to move to Germany for different reasons, to look for a place with a higher quality of life, to benefit from an amazing education system and study without spending thousands in tuition fees, or to enjoy beer and currywurst and explore new culture. Bearing in mind that Germany is the EU’s largest economy and is rated highly as a place to grow old it’s definitely worth considering for living.
The price for removals to Denmark depends on the volume and weight of your load, as well as the distance between the collection and delivery point.
In order to check the cost of your move with Mycheapremovals, please go to the main page and fill in the form. You need to provide the pickup place, and delivery place, as well as the approximate volume of the load and date of your move. Once you submit your email and click the button “Email me quote”, you will receive the quotations for all the volume options that we have in our offer, followed by the email with the possible price reduction.
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The cost of your removal to Ireland depends on two main factors: the volume of your belongings and the distance between your old and new homes.
In terms of volume, we offer two types of removals: small (5 and 10 cubic meters of volume) and large (15, 20 and 30 cubic meters).
Are you thinking about moving to France? If so, you’ll need to consider the cost of transporting your belongings. In this guide, we’ll discuss the average costs of partial removals to France so that you can budget for your move.
According to Twitter Barcelona is the fourth most popular city for selfies. It’s rather a fun fact, but we are about something slightly different. If you moving to Spain specifically to Barcelona you may struggle to quickly find a price for such a service. Lucky you, you found this page. MyCheapRemovals can send you an instant removal quote for removal from the UK to any country in Europe.
Yes – in Spain. Apparently, there is more – check here if you are interested, how many Barcelonas in the world.
Moving to Barcelona from the UK doesn’t have to be expensive. With MyCheapRemoval is the cheapest option. Here are example prices for 5m3 up to 300 kg load:
MyCheapRemovals, with its extensive hands-on experience, developed a huge fleet of vehicles, including Luton vans and lorries.
When it comes to moving to Greece, we can offer three options: 15 m3, 20 m3 and 30 m3.
Prices are mostly dependent on the volume and distance.
For your convenience, some exemplary prices are provided below:
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The removal from the UK to France doesn’t need to cost a fortune. France is the country that our drivers visit on a daily basis, as it borders The UK. If you plan to remove a few household goods, you can use our part load service. The full-house moves require a whole van or even a bigger truck. To give you some idea about the costs of moving from the UK to France, we prepared some quotes from and to the biggest cities in both countries.
The cost of removals to Italy depends on the volume and distance of the move. In terms of volume, we offer two types of removals: small (5-10 cubic meters) and large (15-30 cubic meters).
To give you an idea of the costs of moving for example from London to Italy, we have prepared some quotes. All of the prices are final and include the customs fee and other applicable taxes.
Here are some examples of our prices:
For detailed prices, please use our instant removal quote facility – it is no obligation.
The delivery from the UK to Italy takes two or three days. However, every move is different, so the duration depends on a variety of factors. Long-distance moving will always take longer than local moving. Also, home moving (full load options – 20 and 30 cubic meters) will take less time than small removals, as it does not require additional stops. However, since the UK is not a member of the EU additional procedures are implemented, that may affect this time. So now the delivery time depends on how long the customs clearance will take. Usually, the delivery time does not change and still takes two or three days.
The documents that you will need to submit to us include the following:
We send the forms of the last two documents for you to fill in.
Italy has a good healthcare system and a high quality of life. The cost of living is lower than in the UK, as are property and rental prices on average 30% cheaper. This is a contrast to the UK, as the cost of living crisis has impacted the property market and living costs.
The UK has a high-paced life, which is a complete contrast to the more laid-back culture in Italy. For those looking for a quieter lifestyle, Italy is a perfect location to consider.
Pets brought to Italy must have a microchip implanted linked to a pet passport. This is the only form of identification acceptable and must be implanted before the rabies vaccination is administered. All pets must have a Rabies Certificate signed by a vet. Pets need to be at least 12 weeks old to be given a rabies vaccination. You will have to wait 21 days before you take your pet to Italy. Pets can travel to Italy if they have a current one-year vaccination (a primary vaccine). They can also travel with a 3-year vaccine provided it has been administered less than a year before travel. Where you are coming from an ‘unlisted country’ it will also be necessary for the pet to have a blood test.
Pet owners must arrive within five days of their pet, otherwise, it will be treated as a commercial move, which will involve additional costs and different regulations.
The cost of your removal to Spain depends on two main factors: the volume of your belongings and the distance between your old and new homes.
In terms of volume, we offer two types of removals: small (5 and 10 cubic meters of volume) and large (15, 20 and 30 cubic meters).
For example, if you are moving from London to Barcelona, a small removal (5 cubic meters) would cost £839. If you are moving the contents of a house (minimum 15 cubic meters), prices would start from £1739.
Another route for a better perspective on prices for removals from the UK to Spain is Manchester to Malaga. A small removal option would start from £1079 and a large removal from £2209.
Please keep in mind this, to book a removal service with MyCheapRemovals, we asking for only 10% of the deposit.
Delivery times from the UK to Spain vary depending on the chosen volume. Dedicated 15, 20, and 30 cubic meter options typically take 2-3 days, while part-load options (5 m3 and 10 m3) may take up to 5-7 days. This is because part-load options require you to share the loading capacity with other customers, which can increase delivery times.
For dedicated options, the loading capacity of the van is at your exclusive disposal. The goods once loaded go straight to the delivery address, without any additional stops. In this option, you can expect delivery even 48 hours after the collection.
5, 10 and 15 cubic meters would work for customers who opt for smaller removals. Obviously, these volume options are way cheaper. However, require a 3-day slot for collection and might slightly postpone the delivery which may take up to 72 hours.
If you decide to use our removal service, we will send you a couple of documents to fill in.
Among the documents that we require are:
If you have questions regarding one of the aforementioned documents our customer service specialist will gladly help you with this.
It is not a secret that the UK is one of the most expensive places to live. Therefore, the average amount of money needed to cover essential expenses including food and drink, housing, bills and healthcare is significantly high. The prices for basic needs, especially energy bills and food costs, skyrocketed due to the rising global inflation and crisis. Even though Spain is also affected by the worldwide price increase, compared to the UK the Spanish level of inflation is not that high.
According to livingcost.org website average cost of living for one person in Spain is £1002 and £1462 in the United Kingdom and £2292 vs £3535 for a family (the website actually doesn’t specify the size of a family, but those numbers give us a rough idea).
Overall, total living costs in Spain are around 31% cheaper than in the UK. This represents the average for the whole country. Please also bear in mind, that the exact location also affects the prices. All costs compared are divided into categories such as transport, food and rental expenses etc…
To get more details about removals to Spain – feel free to check: REMOVALS TO SPAIN – COMPARE LIVING COSTS EDINBURGH VS MALAGA or
MOVING TO SPAIN – LIVING COSTS COMPARISON – MANCHESTER VS BARCELONA
Yes, it is possible to take your pet with you when you move to Spain from the UK.
However, it is highly important to arrange the essential paperwork and choose the pat-friendly mean of transport.
Required documents for moving from a non-EU country with your pet, are as follows (please note – because of Brexit, all non-EU requirements also apply to UK pet owners as of 2020):
Another fact worth mentioning is that if you’re coming from a non-EU country with your pet, you can only enter Spain from one of the appointed Points of Entry.
Here is the list of designated entry points:
international airports in Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Tenerife Sur and Málaga;
seaports: ports in Algeciras, Almeria, and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
You also have to declare that you came with your pet to the Guardia Civil Tax Department.
The price of your removal to Portugal depends on the distance from collection to the delivery address and the volume of your consignment. You can check the exact price using the form on our webpage. Take a glimpse at the prices below for a rough idea of the prices:
The moving costs depend on volume and distance, hence local moving will always be cheaper than long-distance moving. In terms of volume, we considering two types of removals – small (5 and 10 cubic meters of volume) and large – 15, 20 and 30 cubic meters. For example, if you plan on relocating a few household goods from London to Berlin for our smallest option 5 cubic meters you will only pay £819, and the biggest option ( 30 cubic meters) will cost you around £2849. The other price example for moving from Manchester to Hamburg, a small removal option starting from £869 and large removal from £1739.
For instant, no obligation quote check Removals to Germany.
The delivery from the UK to Germany takes one or two days. However, every move is different, so the duration depends on a variety of factors. Long-distance moving will always take longer than local moving. Also, home moving (full load options – 20 and 30 cubic meters) will take less time than small removals, as it does not require additional stops. However, since the UK is not a member of the EU additional procedures are implemented, that may affect this time. So now the delivery time depends on how long the customs clearance will take. Usually, the delivery time does not change and still takes one or two days.
Following the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union, there are now a few additional documents required when moving to Germany (and indeed all EU countries). We will need an inventory list, a copy of your passport or national ID card, and proof of your address in the UK for the past 12 months. We will also need proof of your destination address in Germany.
If you decide to use our removal service, we will send you a couple of documents to fill in: a “non-cession” and a CERFA. Our customer service representative will be happy to help you with this.
It cannot be denied that the standard of living in the UK is significantly more expensive than in Germany, not only for renting and buying apartments but also for Fitness clubs, cinemas, education, and gasoline. Even if groceries are at similar prices in these countries, the UK is for much more expensive inhabitants.
If you would like to know about living costs in Germany – check this page: REMOVALS TO GERMANY – FEW USEFUL FACTS or London vs. Berlin – Living costs comparison
Yes, you can take your pet with you when you move to Germany from the UK. Among the main arrangements, we can indicate making official health certificates for your pet, choosing the right airline, understanding the German rules and regulations regarding transporting pets and choosing the most convenient and safe kennel.
Please bear in mind about few important things:
Removal costs are related to two main factors: volume and distance. In terms of volume, we considering two types of removals – small (5 and 10 cubic meters of volume) and large – 15, 20 and 30 cubic meters. So, for example, if you thinking about moving from London to Poznan, you’ll be looking at £689 for a small removal (5 cubic meters – part load – more on the on this page) or if you decide to move the content of a house – min. 15 cubic meters, prices will start from £1359.
Another route for a better perspective on prices for removals from the UK to Poland – Manchester to Katowice: small removal option starting from £859 and large removal from £1729.
For an instant, no obligation quote check Removals to Poland
The time frame for the arrival of your goods, when you move from the UK to Poland depends on the volume option, you’ve chosen. Fastest would be large removal, where the removal company will use a dedicated van or lorry, so it is possible to receive your goods within 24 hours from loading time. Since the UK is not a member of the EU additional procedures are implemented, that may affect this time.
If you choose the “small” removal option, which technically speaking is a shared service where your belongings will travel with other customers’ items, so the time could be extended up to 3 days, however, as we are very busy in MyCheapRemovals it is easy for us to combine deliveries and make your belongings in shorter time.
Our customer service team will be happy to answer any questions in this regard.
Since the United Kingdom left European Union there are a couple of more documents required when you move to Poland (and to be frank, all EU countries). First, we will require an “Inventory list” and a copy of your passport or national ID card. With new regulations, we will need proof of your address in the UK, where you were living for the last 12 months and any proof of the destination address in Poland.
When you decide to use our removal service we’ll send you a couple of documents to fill in: “non-cession” and CERFA – our customer service representative will help you with this.
In general, living costs in Poland are significantly lower than in the United Kingdom. According to Numbeo, the cost of living in Poland is 40% lower than in the United Kingdom. This is true for most categories of expenses, including rent, groceries, transportation, and entertainment.
Yes, you can take your pet with you when you moving to Poland from the UK. However, there are a few requirements that you must meet in order to bring your pet to Poland.
As a working emigrant, thinking about your retirement is an essential step toward guaranteeing a comfortable future. In order to have a comfortable and secure retirement, it’s important to have a plan and vision of possible options. So whether you’re already working in Spain or are curious about retiring as an emigrant in Spain, it’ll pay off to be well-prepared.
If you are moving to Spain, you can use this article as a guide to the layers of the Spanish pension system, the requirements to become eligible for it, the benefits of having a pension plan, taxes and deductions, and the documents you need to apply for a pension.
When planning to move to Spain, one of the most important aspects to consider is pensions. If you are considering a move to Spain, you should familiarize yourself with the pension system in the country so that you can make the most of your retirement savings.
For people who were born or have lived and worked in Spain, the state-funded Spanish pension system provides financial support during retirement. In general, people who have worked and paid taxes in Spain for at least 15 years can expect to receive a basic state pension from the Spanish Social Security Agency, known as the Instituto Nacional de Seguridad Social (INSS). This basic pension may vary depending on your income level and the number of years you have contributed to the system, but it is generally around 800 euros per month.
There are several types of private pensions in Spain that provide additional benefits over the basic state pension plan. These types of plans include occupational pensions, personal pensions, and company pensions. Each type of plan has its unique features, benefits, and drawbacks, including fees, tax advantages, investment options, and other features. It is important to research and compare all of your options before selecting a retirement plan.
In addition to private pensions, there are also social security benefit programs available in Spain, such as the retirement subsidy program, which provides a monthly allowance to retirees who have regularly contributed to the Social Security system. This benefit amount depends on the individual’s total income and number of years contributed, but it is usually around 250 euros per month.
In recent years, the Spanish government has introduced several laws designed to make pension plans more attractive to foreign nationals living in the country. One such law, the “Pension for Emigrants” law, grants foreign citizens living in Spain for an extended period the right to participate fully in the Spanish pension system, regardless of their nationality. This means that after paying taxes in Spain for a minimum of 15 years, they are eligible to receive a pension from the INSS.
Finally, there are several tax benefits available to foreign residents in Spain that can help reduce the cost of their pension plan. These include:
Overall, planning for retirement should be a priority for anyone planning to move to Spain. Understanding the pension system in the country is key to ensuring that you make the most of your retirement savings and get the most out of your retirement years in Spain.
