Relocation to Canada
Your reliable partner for Relocation to Canada. Koch Umzugslogistik – for 125 years.
Canada is one of the most popular emigration destinations worldwide – with its open immigration policy, high quality of life and impressive nature. Koch Umzugslogistik organises your move to Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal or Calgary by sea freight. Transit time is 5–8 weeks depending on the destination and port.
Canadian import regulations require a complete inventory list and, where applicable, a B4 form (for personal effects). When you relocate your residence, household goods are generally duty-free. Our team knows the requirements of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and handles the complete documentation. Our IAM-certified partners in Canada take care of customs clearance and delivery to your new address.
Your Benefits for Relocation to Canada
Customs and Import Regulations for Canada
Official country guide from the International Association of Movers (IAM) with full details on customs, documents and import restrictions.
Schedule Video Survey
Convenient from home – show us your apartment via video call.
How It Works
Initial consultation: Contact Christian Braunschweig for a personal conversation about your destination country, costs and timeline.
Survey and fixed-price quote: With an on-site or video survey, we draw up an inventory list and a binding fixed-price quote.
Packing and shipping: Export-grade packing, customs documents and the optimal transport route – whether sea container, groupage or air freight.
Delivery and setup: Our local partner network handles customs clearance, delivery and furniture setup.
FAQ: Relocation to Canada
How long does a move to Canada take?
By sea freight to Halifax/Montreal around 4–6 weeks, to Vancouver on the West Coast 6–8 weeks. Including packing and customs clearance, plan for 8–12 weeks in total.
What does a move to Canada cost?
For a full move of a three-room apartment, expect around EUR 7,000–10,500 by sea freight. Groupage (LCL) is cheaper for smaller volumes.
Which documents do I need to enter Canada?
To import your household goods you need a detailed inventory list, a passport and visa/Permanent Resident Card, and where applicable the B4 form. We prepare all the documents for the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).