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Illustration: a moving crew packing and loading household goods

Relocating overseas

International Moving Services from Gurugram

An overseas move begins with deciding what goes. Allied helps you sort your belongings, packs them for export from Gurugram and points you to the paperwork you will need, so the shipment is ready when it leaves India.

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Move type

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  • Home, office &
    corporate moves
  • Packing, loading
    & transport
  • Written quote
    before you book
  • Head office in
    New Palam Vihar

Export packing

What Our Overseas Relocation Service Covers

Illustration: a packer writing an item number on a carton label
Illustration, not a photo from a real job.

Goods sent abroad are handled by many people and can be opened for inspection along the way, so they need sturdier packing than a move within India. This is what we do:

  • Survey before quoting We review what you want to ship, how we can reach your home and when you need to move.
  • Export-grade packing Each item is wrapped, cartons are sealed and stretch-wrapped, and heavy or delicate pieces go into crates when needed.
  • Numbered inventory Every carton has a number and a short description of its contents, the sort of list shipping documents tend to ask for.
  • Help with paperwork We tell you which documents a move like yours commonly needs and help you prepare the goods list. Customs clearance and export formalities depend on the destination and are discussed when we quote.
  • Storage in India Items that are not travelling can stay in storage while you decide what next.

How freight is booked, how goods clear customs and how they are delivered all depend on the country you are heading to. We explain how this would work for your move at the quote stage, before you agree to anything.

Sorting your home

What to Ship, Store or Let Go

Few people take everything when they move overseas. Divide your belongings into three piles before the survey visit.

  • Ship

    Everyday things that would be hard to replace:

    • Clothing
    • Books
    • Paintings and art
    • Kitchen items you rely on
    • Furniture worth the freight cost
  • Store in India

    Items you may want if you return, or have not made up your mind about.

    Kept back

    • Itemised
    • Labelled
    • Dispatched on request
  • Sell, gift or leave

    • Large items of little value
    • Appliances made for Indian mains power

    Find out the voltage and socket type in your new country before deciding.

Keep in mind too

  • Take it with you

    Passports, visas, certificates, jewellery and cash travel in your hand luggage and never go into the shipment.

  • Early-need cartons

    If some cartons are needed in your first weeks, ask whether they can be sent apart from the main consignment.

  • Rules of the new country

    Food, plants, seeds, medicines and some untreated wood are restricted in many places. Read the list for your country before you pack.

Overseas move

Moving Abroad in Four Stages

The order of work from the first call to dispatch.

  1. Tell us the destination

    Give us the country, city, timing and a rough idea of what is travelling. We go through the list with you before we quote.

  2. Decide and list

    You choose what ships, what stays and what is let go. We number each carton and write the inventory as we go.

  3. Pack to export standard

    Items wrapped, cartons sealed and stretch-wrapped, with crates for heavy or delicate pieces where they are needed.

  4. Send off, store the rest

    Packed goods leave your home for shipping, arranged to suit the destination. Whatever is staying goes into storage.

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Pricing guidance

What Shapes the Cost of an Overseas Move

An international quote has more parts than a domestic one. Your figure depends on the points below.

Volume shipped
Overseas freight is generally charged on the space or weight used, so each item you leave behind lowers the figure.
Mode of freight
Air tends to be quicker and dearer per kilo. Sea suits a bigger household that is flexible on arrival date.
Where you are going
Distance, destination charges and local rules vary a great deal between countries.
Where the quote stops
A price that ends at the Indian port or airport differs a lot from one that includes delivery to your door. We tell you which one you are looking at.
Packing and crates
Export-grade packing and crates for fragile or heavy items use extra material and time.
Storage back home
Goods that remain in India are priced by the space they occupy and the length of stay.

Get an exact quote

Tell us three things:

  1. What is moving
  2. Both addresses
  3. Your moving date

You get a written quote, with no obligation to book.

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Paperwork

Papers to Collect Before You Move

  • Your passport, plus the visa or residence permit for the country you are going to.

  • Address proof for your home in India, and for the new one abroad if you already have it.

  • The carton-by-carton inventory that we prepare with you.

  • Whatever forms the destination requires for incoming household goods.

What is required depends on the country and your visa category, and it can change. Check the final list with the customs authority of your destination or with your employer’s relocation team.

Surveyed and packed at your Gurugram home

For overseas moves we visit homes across Gurugram & nearby towns. The survey, the packing and the numbered inventory all happen at your address, so you can watch each carton being closed.

FAQ

Questions About Moving Abroad

Still have a question?

Call or WhatsApp us and talk it through with our team.

For a whole home, sea freight is the usual choice: more volume for the cost, though slower. Air works for a few cartons you need soon after arrival. Plenty of families do both, with the bulk by sea and a small lot by air. We can talk through the split using your volume and dates.

Typically your passport, the visa or residence permit for the new country, and an itemised list of what you are sending. Requirements vary by country and change over time, so confirm the final list with the destination authority. We help you put together the carton-wise inventory.

Carry jewellery, cash and key documents yourself, and do not pack anything flammable or hazardous. The country you are moving to will have its own limits as well, commonly on food, plants and medicines, so read them before you start sorting.

It differs by country. Before you commit, we explain how clearance and delivery are arranged for your destination, and which steps you would need to take yourself.

Yes. Furniture and cartons that are not travelling can wait in storage until you send for them or return.

Export packing is more thorough, and each carton is numbered against a detailed contents list. The domestic and international comparison lists the remaining differences.

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Overseas?

Send us the country, your city and a rough idea of what you plan to ship. We will call you to arrange the survey and the quote.