Why Relocate to Toronto?

Yes. Deliveries to condominiums, apartments, or managed buildings are supported. We coordinate lift bookings, parking permits, and building access requirements where needed.

No, but it helps if someone is present to receive delivery. You can also authorise a third party or request temporary storage until you’re ready to accept your shipment.

You’ll typically need a completed B4 or B4E form, an itemised inventory of your shipment, proof of status (such as PR visa or work permit), and identification documents. We’ll help guide you through it.

Yes, but voltage and plug types differ in Canada. Most electronics work with adaptors; however, large appliances may not be compatible and are often better purchased locally.

It’s optional but highly recommended. We offer marine insurance options that cover damage, loss, or unforeseen incidents during transit, with different coverage levels available.

Common restrictions include firearms, fresh produce, live plants, soil-based goods, and certain animal products. Alcohol and tobacco must be declared and may incur duties.

Yes. Many people use a phased approach essentials can be shipped first by air, with bulk items following by sea freight later. Each shipment will have its own customs documentation.

Personal goods that have been owned and used for more than six months before import can usually enter duty-free under the right immigration status provided paperwork is completed correctly.

Yes. Tracking is provided for both air and sea freight, along with regular status updates. You’ll be notified at key stages, including departure, arrival, customs clearance, and delivery scheduling.