Moving to Switzerland from the UK is not a new trend. Switzerland attracts people from various countries with its picturesque landscapes, cleanliness, to-die-for chocolate. Additionally, the crime rate in the country is low, it’s a small country but with rich culture and organized people.
The country is also known for its high living standards and a stable economy.…
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Spain is an enticing destination for many Brittons when they decide to leave their homeland and relocate. Spain offers an abundance of warm sunny days, unlike the grim British weather. So it’s not a surprise that many people choose to move to a warmer environment. …
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Moving from one home to another is not an easy process to plan and do. One of the main things you should decide as soon as you start to plan your relocation is the moving out date.
That being said, choosing the ideal date may not be as simple as it sounds. There are many factors to consider when you’re making such an important step in your life.…
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Image by Sharon VanderKaay; Licence: CC BY 2.0 If you’re considering moving to Birmingham, then this post is for you. Sometimes moving to another city is an option, sometimes it’s not. There are many reasons why people move cross-cities. Usually it’s for work, for university, for a new beginning, to escape from something or someone, for a loved one, for financial reasons, etc.…
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– Moving to Paris? – Mais, oui! Brits moving to France from the UK is common in recent years. With numbers somewhere between 170,000 and 400,000, the preferred destinations are Paris and the southern rural areas in the country.… read me
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For such a demanding job, organization and attention to details are extremely important. Being a removals company, who also happens to have done an office move and know the golden rules for a successful office move planning.
We’ve also compiled a comprehensive office move checklist for a no-stress relocation.…
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Moving large furniture can be tricky, especially when you’re moving it yourself. Here are some tips to help you move large furniture easily and risk-free.
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The process of buying a house in the UK can last anywhere between 3 and 6 months. And that’s if you’re lucky and there are no additional delays along the way. If any obstacles appear, such as the property having a long chain or gazumping/gazundering*, it might take longer.
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There’s been a world-old debate about which is better living in the city or living in the countryside. Everyone feels comfortable in a certain environment. Some prefer to live in the capital of their country, others rather live in smaller cities, there are people who can only live in the countryside and would feel terrible in the crowded city.…
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