International shipping to South Africa with Ark Relocation
International Removals to South Africa
Ark Relocation has more than 25 years of experience with helping families, individuals and businesses to move to South Africa. Moving such a long distance requires specialist equipment and expertise, and we can help people to move their cars, commercial items, and furniture from continent to continent.
If you are looking to move to South Africa, then you should complete our pre-move international moving survey, which will help you to determine which items you want to have transported to South Africa and which should be put into storage. The survey will also help to establish if there is anything that you need to have sent over via airfreight. Anything taken by airfreight will be waiting for you when you get there, so it is a good idea to have important items shipped that way so you can make yourself comfortable while you wait for the delivery of your other items. Our comprehensive survey will help you to make sure that every item that you want to take with you comes with you.
Moving to south africa
Moving to South Africa
South Africa is a popular destination for expatriates who want to go somewhere with great weather and a lower cost of living, where they can enjoy a higher standard of living and lots of leisure options. South Africa is a country known for having lots of natural beauty and a diverse culture. There are more than 200,000 UK expats in the country, of which more than 38,000 are drawing a UK state pension. South Africa is a stunning country, and it is somewhere that attracts both tourists and people who are looking to invest or grow a business, as well as retirees.
Those who are looking to get a visa as a retired person will need to have assets worth at least R20,000 a month. It is possible to claim a UK state pension if you retire to South Africa, but the pension will not be uprated in line with inflation in the same way that they would if you had stayed in the UK. If you are planning to move to South Africa then be sure to discuss vaccinations with your doctor before you leave the UK.
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