Choose an experienced mover with a good track record. Always go with the mover with overseas experience in shipping furniture. Better still, find one that is representated or affiliated in some way in Singapore. Find out about all the costs involved. Get quotations from different companies.
Costs can range from customs fees to insurance costs to special packaging fees.
If you don't, you may be surprised by the size of the bill at the end of the move. It may be comforting for you to know that Global Silverhawk will do most of the packing for you, especially when it comes to big items like furniture. The Move Decide what should be shipped to Singapore, what should be stored, and what should be sold or given away. Then, together with the moving company, you should decide on what items are absolutely essential and need to be air-shipped, which are less important and can arrive later by sea shipment, and which are to go into storage. Be clear about any special handling needs for items like valuables and glassware.