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Relocating to the European Union

Moving to Japan from Canada finds public transportation that works well between its countries, less expensive, faster and more convenient than across Canada. While English is widely used, each community guards its language, heritage and tax revenues. Typos, missing information, and partial answers are seldom forgiven when navigating documents in native languages and local expectations, leading to unexpected costs for border storage, handling or national transport. The challenge moving there brings is planning and navigating the settling in process. Bekins Worldwide, using its decades of international move experience and expertise, is here to help you, with both the best time of year to move and what to expect on the day you move into your new residence.

Tips for Moving to the EU

• Canadians with European heritage can arrange resident visas and EU Blue Cards for work, more easily than those without.

• There are complexities across the countries that speaking only English may not uncover. A local agent can help uncover these time and cost sink holes.
• Packing your possessions with an eye beyond just their movement between truck, train and sea is key to retaining the joy they bring you. Customs inspection, where unpacking and repacking are time consuming, can add significant and often unexpected charges for storage and handling. Allowing for efficient removal and repack reduces that risk. Taking only items that fit in you new, likely smaller living space, is a basic consideration. Compare buying replacement items there.

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