Some things are obviously easy to take along with you, such as clothes, books, etc., but other items are more tricky. You have to make the decision of whether to put them in storage, sell them on or find a way of transporting them to your new home. Take your car as an example. Obviously there isn't really an option to place it in storage, so you either have to sell it on to somebody and then go to the expense and hassle of buying a new vehicle in a new country, or you can arrange to get it shipped over instead.
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Photo courtesy of Auto Shippers |
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Photo courtesy of Auto Shippers |
So, if you are about to join me in this expat experience, and can't bear to part with your trusty jalopy, then drop by their website and get a quote. It may be one less thing you have to worry about as you embark on the adventure of a lifetime.
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3 comments:
I'm thinking of how expensive shipping and handling is for small packages that I've ordered through the mail, so I can't imagine how much it costs to ship a car...LoL. Happy Mother's Day!
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Dori,
Yesterday I heard on the news that the Government will facilitate the entry of foreign-skilled labor to work in Brazil by reducing the amount of required documents.
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Dee,
I wondered the same thing myself. Lol. Thanks for visiting me! :)
Sissym,
Very interesting. Hugs to you :)
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