INTERNATIONAL MOVERS IN SINGAPORE

Our Singapore-based international packers and movers can assist you with all your international moving needs. Whether you’re in Singapore and planning to move to a different country or vice versa, we make the relocation process smooth and hassle-free.

As international movers, we will ensure that our clients are aware of the fees and processes that take place when moving to and from another country. Contact us via WhatsApp or call us on our mobile number +65 6278 5150 to book a move with us. You can also send us an enquiry form via our website or send us an email at enquiries@cycmovers.com.

When you engage in our international moving services, our consultant will contact you within 24 hours for a site visit, by phone or via a video call to assess your moving requirements. We’ll provide you with a quotation prior to the move. The cost is highly dependent on the complexity of the move and the number of items that need to be relocated. Once you’ve confirmed and accepted the quote, we’ll proceed with your international move.

Preparing for a move overseas can be daunting even if you are a seasoned traveller. To ensure a smooth relocation, it is crucial to start early. And to ease the stresses of relocating, hiring the right international packers and movers in Singapore can make your move easier. Helping you pack and move, international movers will do all that and more.

As their name suggests, packers are skilled at packing all your belongings in a safe and secure manner to ensure that they are not compromised during transit. Movers, on the other hand, are trained at transporting your belongings to and from specific locations. At CYC Movers, we function as both your international packers and movers who are equipped with the skills and knowledge to facilitate a smooth relocation.

Prohibited Goods for Imports according to Singapore Customs to take into consideration before your international move.

General Prohibitions: Chewing gum (excluding Health Sciences Authority approved oral dental and medicinal chewing gum)

Firearms and Explosives: Pistol or revolver-shaped cigarette lighters, firecrackers.

Endangered Wildlife and Related Products: Rhinoceros horn (worked, unworked, or prepared, and any part, power, or waste of such horn),  endangered species of wildlife and products derived from the body of such animals.

Prohibited Telecommunication Equipment: Scanning receivers, military communication equipment, telephone voice changing equipment, radio-communication equipment operating in frequency bands 880-915 MHz, 925-960 MHz, 1900-1980 MHz, and 2110-2170 MHz (except cellular mobile phones or such other equipment approved by Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore), radio-communication jamming devices operating in any frequency band, obscene articles, publications, and video tapes or discs, seditious and treasonable materials

Prohibited Tobacco and Nicotine Products: Chewing tobacco (loose leaf chewing tobacco, plug chewing tobacco, twist chewing tobacco, tobacco bits intended for chewing), imitation tobacco products (electronic cigarettes, vaporizers) and components of imitation tobacco products, shisha, smokeless cigars, smokeless cigarillos, or smokeless cigarettes, dissolvable tobacco or nicotine, any product containing nicotine or tobacco that may be used topically for application, by implant, or injected into any parts of the body, any solution or substance, of which tobacco or nicotine is a constituent, that is intended to be used with an electronic nicotine delivery system or vaporizers, nasal snuff, oral snuff, gutkha, khaini, and zarda

Controlled Drugs (4th Schedule of Misuse of Drugs Regulation): Controlled drugs listed under 4th Schedule of Misuse of Drugs Regulation

For export prohibitions, it's essential to refer to the regulations and restrictions imposed by the destination country. These regulations can vary significantly from one country to another and can cover a wide range of goods and commodities.

Certain goods require approval from Competent Authorities (CAs) before they can be brought into Singapore. To check if an item falls into this category, you can use the HS/CA Product Code Search Engine with its description, Harmonized System (HS) code, or CA product code. If it turns out that the item needs authorisation, you should reach out to the relevant CAs to understand their specific licensing requirements. You can find contact information for these authorities through the HS/CA Product Code Search Engine for your convenience.

To export goods from Singapore, you need a Customs export permit, which can be obtained through a declaring agent or by registering yourself. This permit must be acquired electronically via TradeNet. Ensure its validity when presenting it for cargo clearance, along with supporting documents like invoices, packing lists, and either a Bill of Lading or Airway Bill for both containerised and conventional cargo. Keep the permit number handy during cargo lodgment for verification. Retain these documents for at least five years and produce them when requested by Singapore Customs.

By following these steps and document requirements, you can ensure a smooth process for your move overseas while adhering to international regulations.