Beijing to St. John, Canada International Moving

Service Route: Beijing to Saint John;
Service Mode: Door-to-door one-stop moving service;
Case Overview: Mr. Sun entrusted Seapoe Relo to ship furniture and household items from his Beijing home to Saint John, Canada for continued use.

Saint John is an important international aviation hub city in Canada and the easternmost city in North America. It has been rated as one of the Canadian cities with the lowest home purchase costs, boasts a beautiful environment, and has been ranked among the world's most livable cities for many consecutive years. As a result, an increasing number of Chinese immigrants have come to live and purchase property here in recent years.

Mr. Sun from Beijing is moving to Saint John. To adapt to local life, he chose to ship furniture, luggage, and other items from his home in China for continued use. After an initial on-site assessment and Seapoe's professional shipping and quotation plan,

Seapoe signed a carriage contract with Mr. Zhang, clarifying the responsibilities and obligations of both parties. The moving service items and detailed moving costs are clearly specified in the contract to ensure the smooth progress of the international move.

On moving day, professional movers arrived with packing materials to provide standard, meticulous packaging for the items. Every item was packed strictly in accordance with international moving standards, and a label was affixed to the outer packaging of each item indicating the item name and whether it is fragile. Below are scenes from moving day:

For international moves, safe transport of furniture and belongings makes packaging an extremely important step, but packing materials and techniques also play a vital role in ocean shipping. Seapoe Relo's packing team has all undergone unified professional training. Each item is packed according to international moving standards with its own set of professional packing methods, ensuring the safety of items at every stage of transport.

Below are the tax-exemption conditions for moving from Beijing to Saint John, Canada:

According to Canada Customs regulations, new immigrants, Canadian citizens, and others may bring personal effects and household items that have been used at their place of residence for more than 6 months into Canada duty-free. New immigrants within five years need to fill out and declare the "Goods to Follow" list (Form B4E) at the airport customs upon their first landing in Canada, indicating that personal belongings will be shipped later. Any brand-new items must be truthfully declared to customs. Airport customs will stamp and provide a B15 receipt for subsequent customs clearance of the items.