What clients ask before booking, answered with the detail you need to decide.
Panama runs on 110V and much of Europe on 220V. Before paying freight on a fridge that will not switch on there, it helps to know what adapts, what does not, and what is worth selling here.
ReadFlammables, pressurised items, food, plants with soil and each country's own list. What stays behind, why, and what happens when it shows up inside a box at the port.
ReadAlmost every building in the city requires the service lift to be booked and only allows moves on set days and hours. How it is arranged and what happens when it was not.
ReadMost countries treat the used household goods of someone relocating under a separate regime, sometimes exempt. What has to be proven, and why the inventory decides the outcome.
ReadSailing time is only one part. Between packing, vessel space, transshipments and clearance at destination, the real sum has five legs rather than three.
ReadThe veterinary certificate has a window of a few days and some tests are asked for months ahead. Break the order and the animal does not fly. The calendar is built backwards.
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