Shipping overseas

[SidJames]

I want to ship some furniture to the Republic of Ireland so can anyone point me in the right direction please?

A shipping agent?

Does anyone know how this actually works from point A my house to point B my Irish house?

Would it be better & a damn sight cheaper to bring the stuff to the docks (Laem Chabang, Map Ta Phut etc) & collect from the docks?

Container?

As you can read I don't have a clue how this actually down & what duties might be due.

Google search brings up tonnes of companies but I would like to be forearmed first so that I am not taken to the cleaners.

[KannikaP]

7 minutes ago, SidJames said:

I want to ship some furniture to the Republic of Ireland so can anyone point me in the right direction please?

WEST! 555

[rwill]

I see ads in the news letter here sometimes for shipping out of Thailand.  I think they say safe removal from Thailand.

[ArnieP]

https://www.sevenseasworldwide.com/

[GinBoy2]

We used Asian Tigers to ship our stuff to the US.

 

Great service they came to our home, packed very efficiently everything we were taking, did all the customs paperwork, 8 weeks later delivered to our house in the US, no damage.

 

This is the contact we had, who knows if he's still there, but it's a start

[Tropposurfer]

Eagle Freight shipped stuff for me to Australia some years back (home ornaments, antiques over 5 years ago) good mob, decent rates, safe, insured, helpful, with packing etc.

 

I went to the Pratuman main offices, easy to park in their driveway/bays and unload.

 

https://eaglesthai.com/

[Sqoop]

Seven seas was mentioned above. I've used them before for work when moving country. Not cheap but they deliver boxes or crates, you can pack and they handle everything