When planning your international move, the main objective is that everything arrives safely at its destination. For this reason, it is necessary that you hire an international moving company that carries out your move safely.

Here are some important tips for taking out insurance when moving internationally:

1. Protecting your household goods against the possibility of loss or damage is a wise decision if you are preparing to move. When moving in accordance with the law, it is essential to have liability insurance.

2. It is important that the insurance company knows that it is protected and that it is not. Just as basic as this is to ensure that all the key points regarding insurance comply with the law and are clearly explained.

3. It is possible that you, as a client, do not know how to take out removal insurance and/or what type of policy would be most convenient for you. Do not hesitate to contact us, to inform you and help you to take out the right policy for the job you are going to do.

4. Please note that in the event of loss or damage, these will most likely be repaired or replaced at destination. Protection can be offered for most legitimate items normally associated with the contents of your residence.

5. Do not declare any value for perishable items, money, stocks, valuable documents, papers or data stored on tapes or disks, as these items are excluded from protection. We suggest that you take these items with you or seek an alternative solution. Please note that you must be able to prove the value of any item in the shipment. An old chair is only an old chair unless you have proof in the form of an appraisal or receipt and/or sales invoice.

6. Cars must be declared and priced separately. You must declare the actual value of the car or motorbike at destination, taking into account the age and condition of the car or motorbike. Please note that the value of imported cars and motorcycles may be considerably higher than the value at the point of origin.

Also remember that the car must not be used as a cargo container. Insurance will not cover loss or damage to existing packages inside a car.