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What to use to move possessions from Ireland to Wroclaw

  • 21-10-2015 8:44am
    #1
    Dots1982
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    Hiya

    Moving possessions from Ireland to Wroclaw in Poland & wondering if I should use a removal company like http://forczektranseurope.com/ or send a palet over. Presume there are no other options?

    I'm moving 5 20 kg boxes, an electric heater, handheld Hoover so nothing too bulky like furniture or a bike etc


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  • #2
    CiniO
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,069 ✭✭✭✭CiniO


    Dots1982 wrote: »
    Hiya

    Moving possessions from Ireland to Wroclaw in Poland & wondering if I should use a removal company like http://forczektranseurope.com/ or send a palet over. Presume there are no other options?

    I'm moving 5 20 kg boxes, an electric heater, handheld Hoover so nothing too bulky like furniture or a bike etc

    If its only 100kg why don't you just drive?


  • #3
    Dots1982
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,957 ✭✭✭Dots1982


    CiniO wrote: »
    If its only 100kg why don't you just drive?

    Because it's inconvenient in a number of ways and Would it really work out much cheaper?


  • #4
    CiniO
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    Dots1982 wrote: »
    Because it's inconvenient in a number of ways and Would it really work out much cheaper?

    I'd buy some oldish 2 litre petrol car here for donuts, pack your stuff, drive it there, and sell a car in Poland with little profit.
    This would just cover your journey cost, and you could end up having your stuff transported for free.


  • #5
    NoCrackHaving
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    CiniO wrote: »
    I'd buy some oldish 2 litre petrol car here for donuts, pack your stuff, drive it there, and sell a car in Poland with little profit.
    This would just cover your journey cost, and you could end up having your stuff transported for free.

    Might struggle to sell a left hand drive car in Poland.


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    draiochtanois
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  • #7
    NoCrackHaving
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    draiochtanois wrote: »
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    That's interesting, any idea on how much it costs to convert?


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    draiochtanois
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  • #9
    leandrolorenzi
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    Hi All. Same situation for me, apart for the fact hat the destination would be Belgium. I am not sure that buying and insuring an old car would be the cheapest option. I am from Cork, and I was considering renting a van to bring my stuff there, the fact is that I would be expected to return the van here ( or at least in a RightHandDriving Country), so I am not sure this would be a good idea.
    Any other suggestion / ideas?


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