Shipping To Canada

The first thing you need to do if you are interested in using our Canada shipping service is get a quote. Once you have found a great quote and accepted it, most of your work is done. You will be given valuable access to your own dedicated shipping to Canada coordinator, who will use their enviable experience to help you select the right removal options and make sure everything runs like clockwork. All that complex-looking removals paperwork will be looked after for you, and we can even pack, load and unpack for you.

As no two customers are ever quite the same, we always tailor our services to suit your specific needs. We are always able to stay within your budget and time constraints to ensure you receive a bespoke service. The services we offer include:

• Help from a dedicated shipping coordinators
• Packing with safe, stable and industry-approved materials
• Collection and loading onto a shipping container
• Canada customs clearance
• Marine insurance
• Shipping fees
• Terminal fees
• Unpacking

At Movecorp, we aim to keep prices as low as we possibly can and even offer a price match guarantee. The fee that you pay will depend on various factors, such as the area of Canada you are moving to, your time-frame requirements and whether you’re using sea freight, air freight or both. If you only have a modest load, you could use part of a shipping container and only pay for the space your items take up. Should your load be larger, you can choose between a sole-use 20ft and 40ft container. All our customers are always given a detailed quote before they sign up to anything.

As long as what you’re moving is legal, there won’t normally be a problem. Items commonly include home or office furniture, vehicles, musical instruments, books, clothes, sports equipment and much more.

Your two options are sea and air freight. As air freight prices are determined by weight and can therefore be sizeable, it’s a good idea to send over only a few essential that you cannot live without for long and get the rest over via sea freight. You can reduce some of the cost attached to air freight by picking the goods up from the airport yourself.