Is anyone aware of an economic, quick & reliable way of sending household goods to India (reason being relocating back).
Shipping or Air which one is more convenient, timely & cost beneficial.
Any references will be appreciated.
Guess somewhere I answered.
Ship through ship.
You may book a standard container ( 20 ft L x 8 ft W x 8 ft H) and ship all your feel like taking things from Canada to India. You may book bigger containers also ... if want to take too many big things .... ( I feel not worth .... )
After months of contemplating and chewing on what is "Happy and Content" for us we made a move back to India after a decade abroad. When it finally crystalized to a checklist to follow, we employed Armstrong Moving to help us with the move. They were very professional and also had a very helpful checklist for things to take care of when moving.
they are part of some global moving network
May happiness be a constant company
Osh
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Bombamma,
How much did you have to pay for the customs (bribe) at Mumbai?
I had to pay around Rs.70000 for a value of rs.100000. I had to pay because more than the money it has some sentimental stuff which was worth more than the Rs. 70,000 bribe.
Peace
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Greetings TK
I didn't have any "under the table" encounters in Bombay
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Good !
I must have shipped my stuff to Mumbai and then brought it to TN by train.
Maybe better luck for me the next time.
To others :
Please avoid tier 2 (Indian) towns as a destination.
Peace
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Quote:
Originally posted by bombamma
After months of contemplating and chewing on what is "Happy and Content" for us we made a move back to India after a decade abroad. When it finally crystalized to a checklist to follow, we employed Armstrong Moving to help us with the move. They were very professional and also had a very helpful checklist for things to take care of when moving.
they are part of some global moving network
May happiness be a constant company
Osh
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