The European arm

European removals from Haringey.

When a move from Haringey does not stop at the North Circular, we keep going. We run international removals from the borough to France, Spain, Italy and Greece — by road, door to door, with the customs side handled properly. Moving to Spain from the UK, or to France, Italy or Greece? This is where to start.

How it works

Moving abroad
from north London.

The pattern is the same wherever you are going. We load in Haringey, drop out via the A10 or the North Circular to the M25, cross the Channel at Dover or through the Eurotunnel, and drive to your door in Europe — no tipping your things between depots along the way. A full home travels by dedicated van; a flat's worth goes as a shared load consolidated with other moves on the same route, which is what keeps a smaller European move affordable.

Although Haringey is our base, we regularly build UK-to-Europe moves that start elsewhere — London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Glasgow and Edinburgh included. If your pickup is not in north London, say so and we will plan the collection into the route.

The part people worry about most is customs, and fairly so — it changed after Brexit. Moving furniture from the UK to France, Spain, Italy or Greece now means a valued inventory and the right transit and entry documents. We prepare all of it with you and explain plainly what each form does. No day counts we cannot honour, no vague reassurance; just the paperwork done and an estimated window in your written quote.

European moves — questions

Good to know.

Which European countries do you cover?
Our four route pages are France, Spain, Italy and Greece, and we can quote for other European destinations on request. Whichever it is, we run the move by road from Haringey and handle the customs paperwork on the way out.
Do you only collect from Haringey?
Haringey and north London are our base, but we can arrange collection from across the UK — London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh and points between — when a move is heading to the Continent. Tell us where you are starting from.
Full load or shared load to Europe?
A whole house usually travels by dedicated van; a flat or a part-home goes shared, consolidated with other moves on the same route to keep the cost down over distance. We advise honestly based on your volume.
What happens with customs after Brexit?
Your used household goods can still move to the EU, but they travel as a formal consignment now — a valued inventory plus transit and entry documents. We prepare these with you before departure and explain what each is for, so nothing holds you up at the border.
Why is Greece one of your main routes?
Haringey has a long-established Greek and Greek-Cypriot community, much of it around Green Lanes, so moves to Greece and Cyprus are a steady part of our work. It is a long haul, usually a shared load, and we are straight about how it travels.

Planning a move to Europe?

Tell us what's moving and where it's going. We'll come back with a clear written quote for the whole door-to-door job.

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