Best Moving Companies Amsterdam Near Me

4worldlovers: International and National transportation services and minor building jobs offered in all Europe.

BearStorm Team of professional movers and drivers will make sure Your goods stay safe and protected during moving service. Company is based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, helping people to relocate goods since 2015. There is reason to choose Our services, we make sure You get the best possible experience and worry free move, we will do all the moving for You and You don’t even need to pack your stuff, or unpack. You can just kick back, relax and enjoy your day. Fell free to contact Us for advice and free quote. Best moving service for affordable price.


Always live up to Our motto – fast, efficient, careful and ready for a challenge.

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Briand is a moving company that offers local and international moving services. We are a small company that specializes in small house moves. In general, we move within Amsterdam and Utrecht, and we focus on moving services from any city in the Netherlands to Paris, Berlin, Barcelona and Switzerland. If you have too much stuff for a car, or a complete apartment to move, we might be the movers that can help. Below you find example rates for a ‘man with a van’ or a moving van with movers.


We move from and to every city in The Netherlands, such as Utrecht, The Hague, Rotterdam & Eindhoven.


Rates are based on the date, locations and amount of items. The size of the moving van is based on the amount of items.


It all started in 2011 with a side business that was about importing two-seater MG cars from the UK to the Netherlands. Because the cars were quite small, they were only able to move (2) people and nothing else.

4worldlovers: Expat Moving Company brings you budget friendly moving services at affordable rates. We pride ourselves on transparent pricing, with no hidden fees! Our team is up-front and honest about your moving costs, so you can stick to your relocation budget.


EMC has been an industry leader with providing affordable and efficient moving and transportation services from the first day we opened our doors. With a wealth of experience, we knew what it would take to establish the leading moving company in The Netherlands: a commitment to quality, unmatched by the competition.


We have the skills, resources and expertise to make your business relocation or personal move fast, convenient and affordable. Our personalized service is reflected through our knowledgeable staff. Many of who have been with us for over 12 years. This high level of experience and dedication is displayed in the moving services you will receive. We are proud to call ourselves the best movers in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam and Den Haag.

If you’re making a move, then you can trust us to do the heavy lifting. For most people, moving is a headache, but it’s our job to make it easy! During this stressful time, turn to the experts at Expat Moving Company to get high quality moving help at low prices.

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has put a stop to the normal routines of everyday life both in The Netherlands and abroad. And while social distancing is the course of action to take until told otherwise, moves aren’t always something that can wait. How does moving during a pandemic work though, and more importantly—are moving services even still available?

Below, we’ll outline some of the biggest questions about moving during the pandemic in an effort to help the process be as stress free as possible. We’ll also share some of the tips provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Het Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu (RIVM) on how to keep yourself and others safe during your relocation.

According to the World Health Organization, “COVID-19 is the infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered coronavirus. This new virus and disease were unknown before the outbreak began in Wuhan, China, in December 2019.”

COVID-19 is not the first coronavirus, but rather a new strain in an existing group of coronaviruses that can circulate among both animals and humans. It is highly contagious and spreads from person-to-person through droplets from the nose or mouth, which is why social distancing measures are so important. As of the date of publication, there have been more than 50,400,000 cases and more than 994,000 deaths of COVID-19 in the world.

Social distancing, also referred to as “physical distancing,” is one of the best defenses that we have against the spread of COVID-19. The RIVM defines proper social distancing measures as requiring that you:

Stay 1.5 meter away from other people, aside from those who you live with

Limiting close contact with those outside of your immediate household mitigates the risk of coming into contact with COVID-19 droplets. These measures are particularly important in light of the fact that many carriers of COVID-19 are asymptomatic, meaning that they are carrying—and potentially spreading—the virus without awareness that they have it.

For many people, a moving date is not flexible. If you have a lease ending or if you previously sold or purchased a home with an upcoming closing date, it’s important that you have access to the critical services that can allow you to relocate. While cities in the world have ordered the temporary closure of “non-essential” businesses, moving is generally considered essential and moving service providers are currently operating in almost countries.

If you do have flexibility in your moving date, consider waiting—especially if youFc’re in a high-risk group. If you can’t postpone your move but are concerned about exposure, an option might be to move with your own vehicle or a rental truck, provided you’ll be able to lift and carry all of your belongings.

Note that the closure of non-essential businesses does vary by state, or sometimes even county or city. It’s possible that the orders are different in your locality, so it’s important to do your research. However, in cities where lock-down orders have been put in place, moving companies are so far considered to be essential, and are still in operation.