Krishnan Unni
Itʼs difficult enough for you to move across continents. Itʼs challenging enough to find a new home, settle in, adjust to a new job, admit your children at school, cultivate new friends, and come to terms with a different culture. You wouldnʼt want to add to that stress, would you?
Here's a curated list of Moving Tips for homeowners, executives, professionals, and entrepreneurs who plan to move internationally.
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Though most countries are multi-cultural today, yet culture shock when you move to new country is a real phenomenon. #Moving #CultureShock.
Everything from learning the local language to pushing yourself to find new friends. Discover.
Plan at least 8 weeks before you move. 8 weeks before the move, it might seem like you have a lot of time, but you need to start the relocation process. Home, or office, make a list of all the items that you want to take with you. Make a note of the dates of the move.
Here is the full list of what you need to do.
#MovePlanning #MovingTips #InternationalMoving
Everything that you need to know from making a list of things to must do's when you move abroad. Visit the website.
Get Tips for sensible packing. Say goodbye to friends. Disconnect Utilities.... and more.
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Businesses move for may reasons.
Your business is expanding
Your lease is expiring
You have found business opportunities at a new location
You plan to relocate your employees, office equipment, plant and machinery at your headquarters, or branches, in a new city.
You have decided to consolidate your offices from a cluster to an integrated new premise.
What would do when you wish to move your plant and machinery?
Learn now. #CommercialMoves #MachineryMoving #OfficeMoving
Moving art and art installations is not an easy job.
How do you plan and prepare for the transit? Choose the right mover? Choose the right storage facilities?
Learn the tips to do it. #MovingArt #MovingTips #ArtGalleryMoving
Circa 1997. After an eventful career - 3 years in personal selling, 12 glorious years in professional advertising, 2 (or was it 3?) attempts and near-misses at entrepreneurship, I was this close to...
