Moving to South Korea

International Removals to South Korea from Spain

We offer a wide range of specialized moving services to South Korea, packing of fragile pieces, disassembly and protection of furniture, advice on documentation and paperwork at origin. We pick up the cargo from anywhere in Spain. We offer our clients a wide range of pick up and delivery options. We reach any city in South Korea: Seoul, Busan, Gwangju…

Ocean container shipment to South Korea

Containers are either 20 feet (32m³) or 40 feet (66m³) in length. The container is available at the customer’s home address, depending on the type of street and container dimensions. Knowing that the container is for dedicated use and properly sealed for transit.

International groupage to South Korea

It consists of combining the loads inside the same container dedicated to groupage, separating them with properly shrink-wrapped pallets or wooden crates. This type of shipment has a more economical cost. The approximate time of maritime transit is 30 days. Delivery at destination depends on the type of service contracted.

Air Freight to South Korea

This service is recommended for urgent shipments of suitcases or boxes. Transit time is approximately 7 – 10 days. Delivery is door to door in all cases, depending on customs clearance.

Available Services

• Free quote for your move to South Korea with detailed pricing information.
• Packing of your goods and belongings. We pack any item you want to take with you in your move to South Korea.
• Furniture disassembly.
• Unpacking and assembly of the furniture transported in your move to South Korea.
• We handle customs procedures for your belongings during your move to South Korea.
• Storage services at both origin and destination.
• Customized cargo insurance (depending on the value of the items to be covered).
• Door-to-door service.
• Lifting platform at both origin and destination.

Living In South Korea

The Republic of Korea is a sovereign country in East Asia, located in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. It is bordered to the north by North Korea, with which it formed a single country until 1945. To the east is the Sea of Japan, to the south the Strait of Korea, which separates it from Japan, and to the west the Yellow Sea. Its territory comprises the southern half of the Korean peninsula, encompassing some three thousand surrounding islands, among which Jeju, Ulleungdo and Dokdo stand out. Approximately half of the country’s population lives in the capital, Seoul, or in its metropolitan area, which is one of the most populated metropolitan areas in the world (some sources place it as the second most populated, only behind Tokyo, Japan).