Tuesday, 26 November 2013

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Removal Company to France

Removals to France

Moving house to Europe is one of the most stressful times in a person’s life. The upheaval involved can have an impact on not only you, but everybody in your family. If ever there was a time when somebody needed all the help they can get, it’s when they’re moving house.
Thankfully, help is at hand. This is where we, at Central Moves, come in.
Allow us to relieve some of the pressure:
Transporting everything you plan to bring with you from the UK to France will be no mean feat, so you’ll be glad to take a backseat and let us worry about this aspect of your big move.
Central Moves is the founder of the Alliance of Independent Movers (AIM), and we have developed an outstanding reputation transporting families’ belongings to France & Europe. Widely regarded as the company you can trust, we have built up a lengthy customer database, thanks largely to word of mouth. The fact that you have navigated your way on to our website suggests that you might soon be moving to France, and if that is the case, we’d like to make you our next satisfied customer.

Our dedication to professionalism is unrivalled:

Central Moves is a member of FEDEMAC European movers, and our promise is that all of your belongings will be transported to your new abode in France in the same condition as when we loaded them into the van prior to moving. Our dedicated removals team have built up years of experience and they fully appreciate the level of care that must be afforded to every item. We have earned the BS EN Certificate for quality assurance, which serves as a further illustration that we insist upon, and deliver, the very highest standards.

Your personal belongings will be safe with us:

During the course of the move, every item will have its own protective cover. In short, this relates to TV covers, sofa covers, mattress protectors, wardrobe cartons, carpet runners, protective cases for fine art and sturdy coverings for fine furniture ( extra service ). Even your plants will receive expert care.

One of the endearing characteristics of Central Moves is that we insist on a non-pushy, easy-going approach to prospective clients. That means, if you’re relocating to France in the near future, and you like what you’re reading here, get in touch with us.

Listen to what we have to offer:

It will be our pleasure to talk you through your options and explain how we will make the removals to France as seamless as possible. Once we have gone through everything, we will present you with a no-obligation quote. This way you will feel under no pressure to make a decision on the spot. At Central Moves, we understand the level of stress associated with emigrating, so we certainly won’t be pushing you for an agreement. Instead, we encourage you to talk it over with your partner.
If, like so many satisfied customers, you are happy with what we are offering, come back and we will set the wheels in motion.
Clients can avail of our full load service, which will provide you with exclusive use of a vehicle’s entire storage capacity to transport your belongings. This is a highly efficient service which will be sure to impress you.

Our most cost-effective removal service:

However, there is also a less expensive way to transport your belongings to France that has proved very popular with clients. To keep costs down, clients can avail of our part load removals service to France. Whether you only have a modest amount of belongings to move or an entire home’s worth, this is the best option price-wise, while you can remain comfortable in the knowledge that the level of care we take in moving your belongings will remain to the very highest standard.
What makes the part load service more economical is that we can load a number of clients’ effects on to the same vehicle. There will be no fear of confusing anybody’s items or losing anything.

Get in touch & Get A Quote:

Each customer’s effects are numbered, electronically labelled and itemised, while the storage container attached to the vehicle is cordoned off into sections dedicated to each client. When your belongings have been given their rightful place in your new home, you can then start to enjoy all the benefits of living in France. This is a fantastic country which boasts varying cultures and traditions in its different regions.
France is a popular destination for people of all ages, largely because of the quality of life that its citizens enjoy and the impressive healthcare system that is in place. Whether you are moving there to work or retire, it really is a top-class destination.
Now that you’ve read about our ultra professional approach that guarantees customer satisfaction, it’s back over to you. Get in touch with us today.
to book an esitmator to take a visual of your property or simply fill out our on-line estimate form for a quotation or talk to one of our advisors you can FREEPHONE:  0800 216123

Living in France – A few Tips

If you are a British citizen or British subject with right of abode in the UK, you do not require a visa to enter France.
A valid British passport must be held for entry to and exit from France as a visitor. There is no minimum passport validity requirement but you should ensure that your passport is valid for the duration of your visit. You must also carry proof of identity at all times.
French health insurance is administered by the social security system; “Sécurité Sociale”, and your “Caisse Primaire d’Assurance Maladie”. For residents in France, a “mutuelle” (top-up insurance cover) covers the cost of healthcare that is not covered by a Carte Vitale. Mutuelle services are provided by insurance companies and there are many different offers to consider.
In order to obtain a social security card for health care; a “Carte Vitale”, you must first register with your local CPAM; you are advised to contact them in order to obtain details of the documents they require for registration. This is a must the French national health service works in a very different way to that of the UK, the main difference being that you often have to pay for your treatment upfront, and then claim the cost back from the authorities. This is something you have to bear in mind if you’re relocating to France. Costs are not always reimbursed in full either, leaving the patient to fund the shortfall, and this is where top-up health insurance (known as a complémentaire or mutuelle) comes in. Top tip: take out a top-up health insurance policy if you’re relocating to France, unless you are prepared to pay the extra charges yourself.
The UK basic state pension is payable in France. If you are moving to France from the UK you should inform the IPC of the changes to your circumstances. This will prevent any problems with your pension payments. It will also help you to get the right access to healthcare in France.

UK Benefits in France

UK Benefits which you must apply for before leaving the UK:
UK Benefits which you can apply for after leaving the UK:

French contribution-based benefits

Working and paying contributions in France gives you entitlement to a number of French benefits. These benefits include unemployment benefit, and permanent and temporary incapacity benefit.
French unemployment benefit - Information on unemployment benefit in France can be obtained from Pôle Emploi. and further information on French unemployment benefits can be found on theCLEISS website.
French disability benefit - You should contact the Maison Départementale des Personnes Handicapées (MDPH) if you are entitled to a Disability Allowance. Several different allowances exist in the French system and it is advisable to seek advice before applying.
Further information on French disability benefits can be found on the official French administration website.
French Family allowance - To apply for Child Allowance, Family Income Support, Single parent Allowance or Housing Allowance, you should contact the CAF (Caisse d’Allocations Familiales). If you encounter difficulties in applying, you should request an appointment with the social worker at your local town hall (Mairie).
For further information on French family allowance visit the CLEISS and CnAF websites.
Importing your UK-registered vehicle from the UK to France
If you spend longer than six months of the year in France with your UK-registered car, French law states that you must register your vehicle with the French authorities. For information on how to do this, please contact your local prefecture.
Further information can be found on the official French administration website.
UK-registered vehicles being driven in France must comply with all UK requirements for road tax, MOT, and third party insurance covering the full time period the vehicle is used in France, up to the six-month limit.
Useful websites
Central Moves has compiled a list of websites dedicated for Expats living in France:

Removal Company to France

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Central Moves are one of the London’s top removal companies for Removals London to France who combine specialisation with our total commitment to providing a professional and personalised service, which this is why thousands of families and individuals have entrusted Central Moves with their French home removals, furniture removals France and personal effects.
Here at Central Moves we pride ourselves in aiming to be the best Removal Company to France .AIM-Logo-extra sml-web
We are proud to be members of the Central Moves Removals Company bar-oft logoBS12522-logo & BAR Members
and most recently BS EN 12522 , it is the first and only recognised quality Standard specifically aimed at furniture removals.
Central Moves are proud to have achieved this standard, which proves all operatives work to clearly defined and audited standards on a daily basis.
Further testament to our success is the number of corporate clients who continue to choose Central Moves and indeed, refer us to their families and friends.
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