Removals Valencia - Local & National
Looking for a Trusted Removal Company to Move you WITHIN or FROM Valencia Spain?
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Then Matthew James Removals & Storage in Spain should be your first port of call. With a depot in Mijas on the Costa del Sol Matthew James is able to Collect your personal effects and furniture from any area in Valencia Spain , from any property big or small with delivery door to door / room to room to any local or national Spanish destination.
Although you are looking for a Valencian Removals Company choose one of the British one’s based in Spain such as Matthew James SL.
Our company has been accredited to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. We are members of IAM (International Association of Movers), the world’s largest trade association for the global moving industry.
Global Standards with IAM
UK Best Practices through AIM
Environment & Quality
Customs Expertise
Comparing Our Valencia Moving Quotes
When obtaining quotes to move abroad we would highly recommend checking your quote includes export wrapping, Advanced Inventory Management Systems and your insurance.
Unfortunately we hear many stories from clients who used less reputable companies, their belongings coming weeks later or being lost/damaged in transit, then to be advised they were not insured!
We would recommend only using an experienced established company like ourselves.
Our company has been accredited to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. We are members of IAM (International Association of Movers), the world’s largest trade association for the global moving industry.
We firmly believe no other company in Valencia can compete with our level of service for the same price,
your Valencia quote will include:
- Insurance Abroad
- Advanced Inventory
- Export Wrapping
- Packing Materials
- Hanging Wardrobe Boxes
- Sofa/Chair Protectors
- Mattress Protectors
Available Service to or from Valencia Spain
Valencia Dedicated
A dedicated service to Valencia gives you the flexibility to choose your collection and delivery dates.
Valencia Premium
A premium service to Valencia with the added advantage of a dedicated collection date and express delivery timescale.
Valencia Shared
A part/shared load service is a cost effective way to move your goods to and from your Valencia destination.
Packing Services
We offer a part or full packing service
Learn MoreSpanish Customs
Full Spanish Customs Services
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Long or Short Term Storage
Learn MoreSave Upto 70% with our Shared Load Service
Our part load removals service to Spain or UK is a cost effective way to move your goods.
Here's a Step-by-Step Guide to Valencia Relocation Process
At Matthew James we are commited to ensuring your big moving day runs smoothly and stress free. See below guide to our moving service
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Step 1: Pre-Move Preparation
Step 1: Pre-Move Preparation
Inventory: Make a detailed inventory of all items you plan to move.
Quotation: Contact Matthew James Spain for quotes. Provide them with your inventory list and details about both your current and new addresses.
Customs Requirements:
Documents Required for Customs in Spain
Common Documents for All Countries
- Proof of Residency Change: Documents like TIE application receipt, or a baja consular (deregistration from your previous country of residence).
- Inventory List: Detailed list of all items being moved.
- Personal Identification: Valid passport or national ID card.
- Customs Form: Specific forms provided by Spanish customs, indicating change of residency and requesting VAT exemptions.
From the UK
- Export Declarations: Required for goods exported to Spain from March 30, 2024, under the new Customs Declaration System.
From the EU
- EORI Number: Needed for importing goods into Spain from the EU.
From International Countries
- Import License: For new furniture worth over 3,000 EUR and special items like art and antiques.
- Phytosanitary Certificate: For importing plants.
- Vehicle Documentation: Includes Certificate of Title, Passport, Residence Permit, Purchase Invoice, Vehicle Registration, Driver’s License, International Insurance Policy, and Certificate of CIF value of vehicle in Spain.
For Specific Items
- Special Permits: For works of art, antiques, and sport guns.
- Documentation for New Items: For items less than six months old, subject to taxes and duties.
Motor Vehicles
- Ownership Proof: Vehicle must be owned for at least six months prior to importation.
- Permit for Temporary Import: Valid for six months, after which permanent import or export is required.
These are general guidelines and the requirements can vary based on individual circumstances and specific items being imported.
It is advisable to consult with Matthew James Spain or a legal advisor for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Remember, these regulations are subject to change, so always verify with official sources for the latest details.
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Step 2: Choosing a Removal Company
Step 2: Choosing a Removal Company
Selection: Choose a removal company based on their quote, services, and reputation.
Services: Decide if you need additional services like packing, temporary storage, or special handling for fragile items or vehicles.
Insurance: Ensure that your goods are covered by transit protection insurance during the move.
Step 3: Time to Pack Your Belongings
Step 3: Time to Pack Your Belongings
Professional Packing: If you’ve opted for professional packing with Matthew James. They use quality packing materials and techniques, especially for fragile items.
DIY Packing: If packing yourself, start well in advance. Label boxes clearly and keep an inventory.
Step 4: Loading and Transport
Step 4: Loading and Transport
Loading Day: On the day of the move, Matthew James will load your belongings onto their vehicle. Be present to oversee the process.
Transit: Matthew James will then transport your belongings by road to or from Spain. The time this takes can vary based on the distance and route taken.
Step 5: Customs Clearance
Step 5: Customs Clearance
Border Control: As your belongings enter Spain, they will go through customs. Matthew James Spain handles this process, but ensure all your paperwork is in order.
Step 6: Unloading and Unpacking
Step 6: Unloading and Unpacking
Arrival: Once the vehicle arrives at your new home in Spain, the company will unload your belongings.
Unpacking: If you’ve arranged for it, the removal company can also help with unpacking and setting up your new home.
Step 7: Post-Move
Step 7: Post-Move
Settlement: Inspect all your items for any damage during transit. Settle into your new home.
Feedback: Provide feedback or a review of how Matthew James Spain carried out your removal.
Additional Considerations
Additional Considerations
Access for Large Vehicles: Check both your UK and Spain addresses for accessibility for large removal vehicles. If access is limited, inform Matthew James so they can arrange smaller vehicles or shuttles.
Local Restrictions: Be aware of any local restrictions or regulations in your new area in Spain, such as traffic restrictions or specific move-in times.
Bank Holidays: Consider the timing of your move with respect to local bank holidays in both the UK and Spain, as these can affect the operation of removal services.
Genuine Family Run Spanish Removals Business
Matthew James is a family run business which originated over 30 years ago and specialises in removals from Spain to the UK as well as professional local removals in Málaga and the surrounding areas including Sotogrande, Marbella Removals, Estepona Removals and Benalmadena Removals.
Matthew James started by carrying out small domestic removals in the Kent area, the company quickly expanded due to its growing reputation with its expansion into European removals, removals from the UK to Spain and France.
In 1989, early in the company’s history, Matthew James started relocating clients abroad. In 2002 they opened their first Spanish depot on the Costa del Sol, followed by Madrid in 2011 , Barcelona in 2012 and Estepona in 2013 for Removals to Gibraltar.
30+ Years Experience
25k Satisfied Customers
Bilingual Speaking Team
Min 5yrs Driving Experience
CRB Checked Employers
Area Guide to Living in Valencia
Popular Areas and Neighbourhoods in Valencia
El Carmen:
- Characteristics: Historic district with a bohemian atmosphere, famous for its narrow streets and vibrant nightlife.
- Types of Properties: Apartments in historical buildings.
- Price Range: Rentals start around €700 per month; properties for sale from €180,000.
Ruzafa:
- Characteristics: Trendy area known for its diverse culture, art galleries, and hip cafes.
- Types of Properties: Modern and refurbished apartments.
- Price Range: Rentals start at €800 per month; properties for sale from €200,000.
El Cabanyal:
- Characteristics: Coastal neighborhood with a traditional fishing village feel, close to the beach.
- Types of Properties: Apartments and townhouses.
- Price Range: Rentals start at €650 per month; properties for sale from €170,000.
L’Eixample:
- Characteristics: Elegant area with wide boulevards, upscale shopping, and dining options.
- Types of Properties: Spacious apartments and luxury penthouses.
- Price Range: Rentals start at €900 per month; properties for sale from €250,000.
Benimaclet:
- Characteristics: Popular with students and young professionals, known for its lively community and local markets.
- Types of Properties: Apartments and shared housing.
- Price Range: Rentals start at €600 per month; properties for sale from €160,000.
Transport
Valencia has an efficient public transportation network including metro, buses, and bike-sharing services:
- Metro: Covers the city and suburban areas with several lines.
- Buses: Extensive network with frequent services.
- Cycling: Over 150 km of bike lanes and a popular bike-sharing program called Valenbisi.
Things to Do and Recreation
Valencia offers a rich cultural heritage, festivals, and outdoor activities:
- Cultural Sites: Visit the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia Cathedral, and Albufera Natural Park.
- Festivals: Experience Las Fallas and La Tomatina.
- Parks and Beaches: Enjoy Turia Gardens or relax on Malvarrosa Beach.
- Food and Drink: Explore local tapas bars and the famous Central Market.
Recreation
- Sports: Local sports clubs, including football, sailing, and tennis.
- Outdoor Activities: Hiking in nearby mountains, kayaking, and cycling around the city.
This guide provides an overview of living in Valencia for expats in 2024, highlighting appealing neighbourhoods, transport options, cultural attractions, and real estate insights. Whether renting or buying, Valencia offers a variety of options for different preferences and budgets.
Excellent knowledge & experience in the roads, properties & businesses in and around Valencia Spain
El Carmen, Ruzafa, El Cabanyal, L’Eixample, Benimaclet, Patacona, Ciutat Vella, Campanar, Montolivet, Algiros and many more..
If you are moving To or From any of the areas listed above then please don’t hesitate to contact our Bi-Lingual Staff for more information, advice or a Competitive Price for your Local Move in Spain
