Removals to New Zealand

How much does it cost to move from UK to NZ?

The cost of moving from the United Kingdom to New Zealand is extremely variable and is mainly determined by the final volume of belongings you ship. Moving to New Zealand will also incur some large upfront costs, so keep that in mind when planning your move. Nevertheless, the long-term benefits and improved quality of life are sure to make the move worth the cost.

How do I move my belongings to New Zealand?

All belongings destined for New Zealand are shipped by sea freight or airfreight, with flexible options available to meet a wide range of demands and budgets. To meet all possible requirements, we provide our customers with two options when shipping their belongings to New Zealand: part-load or full-load. The best choice for you will be largely dependent on your specific needs. Our part-load service is ideal for those moving with fewer items, while our full-load can help you move more belongings in a quicker time. Be sure to get in touch with us to discuss exactly what you require to move your belongings to New Zealand.

What is the cheapest way to send items to New Zealand?

Sea freight is the most cost-effective way to ship your belongings to New Zealand. Those of you who want to save as much money as possible when shipping to New Zealand should opt for our part-load service. This service helps you save money by grouping your belongings with those of other customers in a shared shipping container. Choosing this option will save you a significant amount compared to our other services, but keep in mind that it will take a little longer for your belongings to arrive overseas.

Where in New Zealand do we ship to?

White and Company ships from anywhere in the United Kingdom to every province and city in New Zealand. Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, and Hamilton are among the most popular New Zealand destinations that we assist people in relocating to, but we can help no matter your destination!

What cannot be shipped to New Zealand?

When moving to New Zealand, there are a number of items that you cannot import. Here are some of the most notable prohibited items on the New Zealand Customs Government website:

• obscene material on mobile phones, USB devices, videotapes, films, records, CD-ROMs, and in publications
• smoking or drug-taking equipment, including certain cannabis or methamphetamine utensils and vaporisers
• some firearms and weapons, including flick knives, butterfly knives, swords, and knuckle dusters
• small high-powered magnets

Can I ship furniture to New Zealand?

Our team of professional packers will always take great care to ensure that all of your items, including your furniture, are properly prepared and packed for your move to New Zealand. All of your large furniture pieces, including sofas, wardrobes, and cupboards, can be export-wrapped to ensure complete protection during shipping. After that, your furniture will be carefully loaded into your shipping container and transported to New Zealand. It is always important to check that you can bring your furniture with you, especially when it comes to wooden items. As long as the IHS requirements for your wooden furniture items are met they can be imported into New Zealand. You should always check with other agencies, such as the New Zealand Customs Service, to see if there is anything else you need to do to import your wooden furniture products.

Where do most Brits live in New Zealand?

With a modest population of 4.471 million, you may be surprised to learn that there are approximately 215,000 British expats. While there shouldn’t be much of a language barrier, knowing that there are other expats nearby may put you at ease. If you are moving to New Zealand with your family, you will also need to consider local schools and family activities. With this in mind, some of the most popular places for British expats to live in New Zealand are Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Dunedin, and Tauranaga.