August 30, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
8.9 million residents vs. 331.9 million. 15,943 square miles vs. 3.8 million. The differences between Switzerland and the US can seem vast when moving between the two countries. Population: 8.9 million Land Area: 15,943 mi2 Capital: Bern Currency: Swiss franc (CHF) Population: 331.9 million Land Area: 3.8 million mi2 Capital: Washington, DC Currency: US dollar (USD) To help you make a smooth transition between Switzerland and the US, we put together the following must-knows. They’ll help you navigate the moving process, prepare for the cultural differences between the two countries, and spot the similarities—all of which will help you settle in quickly to your new...
Read MoreAugust 24, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
When selecting an international moving company to handle corporate relocations or personal moves across borders, not all providers are created equal. The right international relocation company can make a complex move feel seamless—but choosing the wrong one can cause delays, confusion, and added stress for everyone involved. One of the most critical aspects to examine when evaluating an international moving company is who they partner with overseas. No company operates everywhere, so most rely on trusted international agents to complete key portions of a relocation. The quality of those partnerships can make or break your moving experience. Below, we’ll explain how we select our international...
Read MoreAugust 4, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
In Kona, life is beautiful. Along the warm and sunny western coast of the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, you’ll find incredible vistas: white sand beaches lined with swaying palm trees, dramatic jet-black lava fields, and seemingly endless stretches of blue ocean. If you’re considering making your home in Kona, we’ll show you everything you need to know to make a smooth, simple relocation. We’ve helped thousands of individuals and families make their move to Hawaiʻi, and we’ll share what we’ve learned along the way. Let’s start with what brings so many people to the Hawaiian Islands: the weather. What Is the Weather Like in Kona?...
Read MoreJuly 24, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
Considering a Move to Germany from USA? DeWitt Can Help Relocating internationally is a significant step—whether you’re moving for career opportunities, education, military orders, or lifestyle changes. As international moving specialists, DeWitt Move Worldwide has guided countless families through this journey. If you’re planning to move to Germany from USA, this guide outlines everything you need for a smooth transition, from visa paperwork to cost-of-living differences and customs clearance. #1: You’ll Need to Navigate the Visa System with Care If you plan on establishing a long-term residence in either Germany or the US, you’ll need to secure the right visa to match your circumstances. If...
Read MoreJuly 18, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
More than 955,000 people agree: Oahu is the place for them to live. If you’re thinking about moving to Oahu, we’ve got some must-knows for you based on our extensive moving experience. Our expert team of movers have compiled these tips to give you a sense of what to expect when you move to Oʻahu, help you settle in quickly once you arrive, and smooth the way for an easy transition to Hawaii. #1: Yes, Oahu Is That Beautiful It’s easy to look at all the pictures of Hawaiʻi on social media and think that there’s no way Oʻahu could be that gorgeous, but every...
Read MoreJuly 4, 2023By: Jeff Nadeau
Making an international move is rarely simple. However, being prepared can certainly make it easier—especially when you understand what to expect before, during, and after your relocation. We did our first international relocation in 1958. Since then, we’ve helped tens of thousands of families move to destinations all over the globe, including Paris. To add some extra ease to your move, below you’ll find our nine essential tips for moving between Paris and the US. With these pointers in hand, you’ll set yourself up for a simpler, stress-free move to your new home. #1: Don’t Let Culture Shock Catch You by Surprise Moving between the...
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