What not to move

For international relocation always its best to check with the consulate or embassy f the country your moving too. Pets, hazards, food, alcohol, cars, plants, trailers, appliances, etc. every country have different rules and regulations any shipping companies will not have all the answers, more likely they will be able to provide you with a guide line, but you cannot take there word for the advise. It’s always best to check with the governmental offices of the country you’re moving too. See our customs page we have collected much of regulations and information of goods to Import.

It is the customer respocebillty to check what he is allowed to ship, the shipping companies can only provide a guide line. There are some common household items that should not be included in your shipment.

Below is a partial list of items that should not be shipped.
- Bleach
- House paints
- Open containers of liquid
- Propane tanks or cans
- Gas or oils
- Butane
- Ammunition
- Open alcohol containers
- Open non sealed food containers
- Aerosols
- Fire Extinguishers
- Welding Gas
- Antifreeze
- Disinfectant cleaners (especially those that contain bleach or ammonia)
- Perishable foods (unless the move meets strict guidelines – please check
  with your carrier about these to see if you move meets the guidelines)
- Items with excessive odor

As a general rule, if the item is flammable, combustible or explosive it should not
be included.

For more information and custom regulations see mymovingguide.com/customs