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Whether you’re relocating for a career or looking to experience a new culture, international moving is an exciting milestone. However, it also involves a lot more than just packing up a suitcase. To ease the stress of the process and help you settle in comfortably, here is a guide to international moving.

Make Copies of Important Documents

You will need to compile a collection of all the important documents you should have with you when you’re abroad. Do not bring the original documents; instead, leave them with a trusted family member, so you can access to them if you lose the copies. You will need your medical records, marriage certificate, diploma, and birth certificate.

Rent a Storage Unit

international movingIf you are not making a permanent move, it’s best to keep some of your possessions in a secure storage unit. You can store sensitive documents, furniture, family heirlooms and other valuables that you don’t want to bring abroad with you. Try to donate any items that you don’t plan to keep when you move.

Change Address

You will need to report your change of address to the government for tax reasons. If you want your mail forwarded to another family member or a P.O. Box, you should also set this up ahead of time. Otherwise, all of your important mail will continue to arrive at your old address.

 

Whether you’re planning a short- or long-distance move, trust the team at E-Z Moving & Storage in Carlsbad, NM, to guide you through the process. They provide dedicated residential and commercial moving services to help their clients safely transport their possessions to their new home. They also offer secure storage options if you need to stow your possessions while abroad. Call (575) 887-3334 to speak with one of their representatives, and visit their website for more information about their international moving services.

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