Interstate Movers are the Sydney and Melbourne moving specialists

Why choose Interstate Movers?

Choosing Interstate Movers is a wise choice for all of your removals needs between Sydney and Melbourne. Our unique service, specializing in moving interstate to Melbourne and moving to Sydney, including other main Australian cities offers:

1. a specialist removalist team with years of combined experience and expertise
2. a complete and quick move to Melbourne or move to Sydney (other major cities available)
3. an affordable removals service that does not compromise on service or quality
4. specialist equipment and tools to ensure the safe transportation of your possessions
   

Our extensive experience as an interstate removalist means that we know and understand the intricacies of moving house and can help you develop a personalized moving checklist that will help your move to Melbourne, Sydney or other interstate areas be as straightforward and seamless as possible.

The difference between interstate moving and moving locally:

When you move house locally your move is not as significant in terms of its finality and as such, while you need to be organized, you can get away with being less pedantic. However, when moving to Sydney, Melbourne or from anywhere interstate, your preplanning needs to be detailed and meticulous, so that you can begin your new life in your new home and state smoothly. Remember, you can’t just drop into the local post office to collect mail or go back and collect something you have left behind after you have moved- that’s why we suggest using our removals checklist below.

Let us help with your moving checklist!

Create your moving house checklist with the interstate moving experts to ensure your move to Sydney, Melbourne or other interstate area is hassle free

Planning is integral to the success of moving- that’s why having a checklist is essential. Having moved and completed interstate removals for many clients we understand that everyone’s lifestyle and interstate move is going to be different- as such, it is important that your moving and removals checklist reflects all of your specific needs and requirements and leaves nothing to chance.
The following checklist and set of questions should be used to help write your own list for moving to interstate areas such as Melbourne or Sydney:

Things that must be done for every move:

1. Book a reliable and trustworthy local removalist or interstate removalist such as Interstate Movers
2. If you’re renting, inform the land lord, real estate agent of your intention to move
3. Redirect mail, newspaper deliveries etc
4. Cancel all billing companies and reconnect at new residence
5. Acquire packing equipment, boxes bubble wrap etc- start as soon as possible with what you use least ( most  removals companies stock these)
6. Change address/ contact information- license, kids schools, work, bank etc
7. Check insurance status with your removalist for moving day
8. DOUBLE and TRIPLE check you and your removalist have not left anything behind, including outdoors and in the garage/shed
9. Change locks on new home
10. Inform your removalist of any special removals needs such as piano’s, unusually large objects or antiques

Ensure you keep all valuables and personal affects such as passports with you at all time on the day of the move.

Things you might need to consider for your move to Sydney, Melbourne or other interstate cities:

Having moved many families and individuals interstate, we have generated a list of common interstate removals considerations to assist with your planning:

1. Will your whole family be traveling/ moving on the same day or will you stagger the move?
2. Do you have a pet that will be moved to your new home? How will this happen?
3. What will be the things you will need immediately when arriving in your new home- will they travel with you or the removals company?
4. Are the term dates the same or different for your child’s new school?
5. If you are driving your own car interstate, does it need a service before you leave?
6. Do you have a local GP and dentist in your new suburb in the off chance you’ll need one soon after the move?
7. Where is the nearest emergency hospital in your new state?
8. Do you need to find a new vet?
9. Have you called your car insurance company as well as your home insurance to ensure it’s current on the day of your move?
10. Have you booked flights for you or others in the family? Do you need to confirm these?