We are specialists in International Moving, respecting the security standards of each country.

Move+ professionals have the necessary expertise to transport your goods with total security, transparency and agility in international territory, operating in more than 160 countries.

In addition, we will offer full documentation’s support, both for export or import your goods. Each moving is made in a personalized way, with planning, and according with customs and International moving regulation.

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    International Moving planning by those who understand.

    Will it take long to move? Don’t worry, you can storage your items.

    We offer a safe and differentiated structure for the storage of goods, with a system that details and organizes the information of each item.
    In addition, the metal containers respect specific international regulations guidance, being located in a closed area, with security and access control.

    Will it take long to move? Don’t worry, you can storage your items.

    We offer a safe and differentiated structure for the storage of goods, with a system that details and organizes the information of each item.
    In addition, the metal containers respect specific international regulations guidance, being located in a closed area, with security and access control.

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    FAQ’s

    What is the best option for my International move, Ship or Airplane?

    Moving by Air: We recommend this type of transport for small changes, we do not recommend to send a large/heavy furniture or a huge amount of item, due to cost, since international freight is calculated on the total weight of the move. We recommend this modality for volumes up to 3 cbm crude / 500 kg or at most up to 5 cbm crude / 830 kg.

    Moving by Sea: Suitable for any size of moving, as the items are accommodated in sea containers, which exist in three different sizes: 20 ‘= 33m³, 40’ = 67m³ and 40HC = 76m³, allowed to choose the most suitable according to the volume change, making the option for maritime transport the best cost-benefit. Also, to reduce the cost further, without compromising quality and efficiency, you can choose to make a LCL (Less Container Load) change, that is, for small moves, you can share a container with other moves, and pay only for space actually used. For LCL we indicate that it is actually a wooden liftvan that goes on a consolidated basis with maritime company. We indicate for volumes up to a maximum of 10 cbm gross.

    Who can bring unaccompanied baggage to Brazil?

    1. Brazilians

    Residents abroad for a period of more than 01 (one) year and who are returning to Brazil permanently: they may bring unaccompanied baggage with tax exemption, upon proof of the period of residence abroad. To be entitled to this exemption, the traveler must not have been in Brazil for more than 45 (forty-five) days in the 12 (twelve) months prior to the return.

    Residents abroad for less than 01 (one) year and who are returning to Brazil permanently: may bring unaccompanied baggage upon payment of taxes (There will be no tax on used clothes and shoes, books).

    2. Foreigners

    2.1. Temporary visa holders: may bring unaccompanied baggage, observing the following:
    Sea boarding: the foreigner must have the visa stamped in the passport and CPF number.
    Air shipments: clearance can be made at customs without the presentation of the visa stamped on the passport and without the CPF number, upon payment of taxes (There will be no incidence of taxes for used clothes and shoes, books).

    2.2. Permanent visa holders (VIPER)

    2.2.1. Permanent entering Brazil for the 1st time: they may bring unaccompanied baggage with exemption from taxes, and the visa must be stamped on the passport and already have the CPF number.

    2.2.2. Permanent in definitive return to Brazil: they may bring luggage with tax exemption provided that it proves that they have been abroad for a period exceeding 1 (one) year. If you have been abroad for less than 1 year, there will be taxes (There will be no taxes on used clothes and shoes, books). To be entitled to this exemption, the traveler must not have been in Brazil for more than 45 (forty-five) days in the 12 (twelve) months prior to the return.

    * In both cases, the passenger has 6 months from his arrival in Brazil (which is usually proven by his airline ticket from the same origin of the change and also destination), to his moving to arrive in Brazil. Otherwise, you will lose the right to bring your moving or you will be able to bring it paying taxes, even if you prove you have been away for more than 1 year.

    * Cases with this period exceeded, consult us to see what can be evaluated and if possible, fixed.

    Is it necessary for me to be present to clear my moving?

    It will not be necessary, because in possession of the power of attorney, our dispatchers will be able to represent you before Customs and all other agencies involved in customs clearance.

    What type of insurance can be taken for my move?

    Full insurance can be taken out against theft, minor damage, loss (all risks), as well as insurance against total loss only.

    Can I release my moving at customs in my city even if I don't have a port?

    Yes, as long as there is a customs warehouse in your city, called a dry port. The container can leave in DTA system (customs transit) until the port of your city and the inspection will be carried out in it. This request has an additional cost in the clearance process, as the customer has to hire 2 dispatchers, one for each location.

    – The first to the sea port that will make the container transfer process.

    – The second for the dry port, where the container will be inspected.

    * We do not recommend doing it this way, as they are usually ports where there is no experience with unaccompanied baggage and can cause damage or delays in the process.