Domestic relocation is, put simply, moving an employee from one area to another inside the same country. While companies with a global presence may have international relocation programs, those require a few more factors than we’ll be going over in this post. Domestic relocation may sometimes be referred to as just “relocation,” but the destination being within the originating country is an important qualifier.

In simple terms, moving from one country to another is called international relocation. Be it moving to a neighboring country on the same continent or moving to a completely different continent. International relocation means relocating to a new country with your belongings, finding a new home to live in, understanding and adapting to the new environment, finding the best schools for your children if you have any, and so much more.

Commercial moving typically requires more planning. A good office mover will help you lay out your new floor plan, arrange pre-moving preparation with the client and property managers.

Most experienced office moving staffs that can help you with everything from scheduling the elevator and parking to helping install office furniture. Since these jobs tend to be much more complicated than an office move, our experienced crew can prevent major losses in equipment or productivity.