Suzhou international moving to Singapore

Service Route: Suzhou to Singapore;
Service Mode: One-stop door-to-door moving service;
Case Overview: Ms. Jiang entrusted Seapoe Relo to ship furniture from her home in Suzhou to Singapore by sea.

Singapore is home to one of the world's largest ports and serves as a major international financial center. As one of the Four Asian Tigers, Singapore is also a country with an ethnic Chinese majority, where both lifestyle habits and ways of thinking are similar to those in China, making it very easy to integrate into local life.

Ms. Jiang, who lives in Suzhou, has a daughter about to start junior high school. To ensure her daughter's education and spare her the intense competition of China's college entrance examination, Ms. Jiang decided to move her whole family to Singapore. While chatting with a friend, the friend mentioned having used "熙浦" for an overseas move a few years ago and thought it was good, suggesting Ms. Jiang look into it. After comprehensively comparing price, service, and professionalism, Ms. Jiang ultimately chose "熙浦国际搬家".

Ms. Jiang had quite a lot of furniture and belongings. To accurately determine the volume of her items, a Seapoe surveyor visited Ms. Jiang's home to assess the volume of the items and to check which items could not be shipped and which items needed custom wooden crates. Based on the data and item information provided by the surveyor, Seapoe's customer service staff prepared a quotation plan. A single 40-foot container could accommodate all of Ms. Jiang's household items.

For the furniture to be shipped, the movers packed everything according to international moving standards, using high-quality packing materials for multi-layer wrapping: the first layer used pearl cotton to prevent scratches, the second layer used PE plastic wrap to block moisture, and the third layer used five-layer thick rigid cardboard as the outermost protection! In addition, for fragile items, Seapoe recommended that Ms. Jiang have them packed in wooden crates that meet international shipping standards to ensure the safety of the items during transport. Below is the on-site pickup and packing scene from that day:

Here are some suggestions on what to keep and what to let go of when moving internationally:

(1) First, consider the value of the items and their sentimental value
(2) Whether they are distinctly Chinese in character
(3) Whether they are necessities abroad
(4) Whether they have commemorative significance