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How Much Do You Pay When You Move In Bangkok?

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I am interested in how much everyone pays when they move from apt. to apt. in BKK? Do you use a moving service or do you get the local songtows? I am thinking about starting a service to move your stuff cheap no bothers just call and my guys are there. My last move which was not very far came to about 1100 baht that included 2 trips with the truck and 3 helpers pretty cheap I think and if i add a 300 baht service charge for my trouble just wondering if that would be equitable for everyone. Please help with some information about your moving exp. Thank you in advance.

When I moved, I hired a truck driver (the kind with the wire sides/roof covering the truck bed). It cost me 1000 baht (plus I think I tipped a little). It was just one guy, which was all I needed because I had friends and security guards to help carry things to the truck. I think I ended up using him for about 5 hours, which included waiting for me to have the boxes ready, carrying them down to the truck, loading it all up, one trip from downtown to the suburbs (~30 mins driving), unloading the truck, one trip down the road to pick up a sofa (~15 minutes driving), and one trip back to the new condo to unload the sofa. Hope that helps!

There didn't seem to be many moving .co's a while ago, seems to be a few around nowadays though.

Perhaps u could enquire about prices direct with them.. :)

There didn't seem to be many moving .co's a while ago, seems to be a few around nowadays though.

Perhaps u could enquire about prices direct with them.. :)

I use Bangkok moving,great service and charge.Of course I have a lot,a p/u won't do it for me. :D:D:D:D

I paid some bloke with a pick-up 800 baht. I moved about 12kms from my old place to new. Took about 3 hours. Single trip. This was about a year ago.

I just moved from Pattaya to Chiang Mai .It took 3 trips with my Toyota Hiace van plus roof rack .Did it myself ,incl moving 2 motorcycles .( m/cs carryied in van ).

I was lucky enough everything fit in a taxi.

Taxi driver is a friend of my girlfriend and he was very happy with the 500 baht I gave him.

He only loaded everything in the taxi and at the destination he unloaded everything.

Mostly because I was unable to untangle the puzzle he created in his taxi :)

You must be a bit big crazy to ask that!! It's only cost you 1,000 baht at most. Probably better going back to your own country. Are you serious?

was lucky enough everything fit in a taxi.

Taxi driver is a friend of my girlfriend and he was very happy with the 500 baht I gave him.

He only loaded everything in the taxi and at the destination he unloaded everything.

Mostly because I was unable to untangle the puzzle he created in his taxi :)

If I ever had my life in a taxi, shoot me. That's not a life

I doubt a pick up truck and a couple of mates will suffice when an expat has 60 cubic metres and goods valued at $120,000

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