Start with the home and the work
Plan the belongings around the home you have in mind.
Moving your household to Martinique or sending selected pieces for a property there? Tell us what you want to take and which parts of the job need our help. Our team handles the survey and manages the packing, collection and receiving work agreed for your shipment.
Explain what this shipment is for
If you are moving your household, work through the rooms and list what will go with you. Explain anything still undecided, including the receiving address or which pieces you intend to keep.
If the belongings are for another property, say so. The team needs the actual purpose and item list to discuss preparation and the receiving work.
Build a room-by-room listBuild the preparation around the pieces
Show the team the furniture, fragile pieces and collection access. Our full-service moves include professional international packing, furniture dismantling and reassembly, with the work set out for your belongings.
Our international packing specialists have over 20 years of experience. Explain where preparation is needed and which pieces need their attention.
Make the quotation explain the job
Bring the current item list and receiving address to the discussion. Mark measurements and dates as estimates where needed, and explain access at collection and at the intended home.
Our established destination agents can assist with paperwork, port collection and home delivery. You can also choose shipping to port or manage your own paperwork. Agree the route, address, tasks and charges for the option you want.
Check the procedure for the actual move
Martinique is in the EU customs territory and has different tax arrangements from mainland France. Ask which current procedure fits the origin, purpose and belongings you have described.
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Clarify the home and the help
Describe the actual pieces, their sizes and the preparation needed. The team can review the proposed shipment without assuming a full-house move or a particular container.
Yes. Explain what the property is for and what you want to send there. That helps define the work; it does not decide whether Customs relief applies.
Yes. Show the pieces during the survey. Full-service moves include international packing, dismantling and reassembly, with the work agreed in the quotation. Packing-only conditions need a separate check.
Give quantities, external measurements, approximate weights and broad contents. Say whether they are already packed and identify anything fragile or unusual.
Ask who handles each arrival task and which work and charges are included. Confirm current Customs requirements separately with the responsible authority or appointed agent; an enquiry or quotation does not decide tax treatment.
Use the route leaving Martinique option and name the country they need to reach. Collection and receiving arrangements for that direction need their own review.
Connected services
Start with the main shipment. Add supporting services only when they are useful, so the enquiry stays clear.