MOVING TO DENMARK ?

The land of the happy is known as “Denmark”. The country was ranked third in the 2018’s World Happiness Report. The Danes are blessed with an excellent standard of living, loads of renewable energy and great healthcare that serves enough reasons for them to be cheerful.

The best country of the world, where work-life gets balanced is Denmark. Stress isn’t really a thing over there. Their big thing is hygge, the feeling of warmth and huginess, that we crave in the cold winter months. The northern European country is made of 440 islands as it’s extremely low and flat. Zealand is the cool capital city of Copenhagen. The country of Denmark is famous for medieval castles, Lego, amazing seafood and the Little Mermaid.

When you think of permanently moving to Denmark, you might have some furniture to bring with you. The world of International shipping has two options like sea freight and air freight.

The air freight is expensive but fast. The planes take your stuff to Denmark from anywhere in the world within two days. The last-minute moves are helpful with air freight, but avoid if you work to a budget.

The sea freight saves a lot of money but isn’t quicker. The container ships are much slower than cargo planes. Choose sea freight as you start planning your international move in advance. You could use a 20 feet container or a 40 feet container, depending on the amount of cargo being shipped. If it’s a small amount less than 15 cubic metres, go for a groupage shipment known as Less Than Container Load (LCL), where sharing the container with other people. Our suppliers offer a full door-to-door service, seems expensive than port-to-port but much more convenient.

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Denmark has got a huge number of ports with the sea surrounded on three sides. Port of Aarhus is the country’s largest container terminal that deals with 69% of Denmark’s container trade, located on the east coast of the mainland. This has a super central location that is accessible for lots of Danish cities.When moving to Copenhagen, your container sails to the Port of Copenhagen. The major container terminals are Port of Aalborg (a river port in North) and Port of Fredericia (on the mainland’s east coast). When your container arrives in Denmark, it will go to your new home by train or truck.

Before your container leaves the Denmark port, it needs to go through customs. Your shipping company can help with the customs.When you follow the rules, there won’t be any problem. Create an inventory list being detailed and specific. The ports of Denmark scans the containers electronically, but customs officials undertake a physical inspection if they feel suspicious.

People moving within the EU are able to ship their household goods into Denmark without paying any customs duties. The non-EU movers avoid customs duties as long they meet specific conditions like household goods of at least six months old and so on.