#Overseas Moving

[moversandpackersuae]

Everything You Need to Know About Overseas Moving

Moving to another country takes time and planning, and it entails more than just looking for the best moving company for you. Because of the additional layers of immigration, customs, overseas shipping, and more, it is more complicated than planning a cross-country move. A solid plan, on the other hand, allows for a smooth transition.

Whether to study at university or to begin an exciting new career opportunity, is a complicated process with many moving parts. As a result, it is easy to become engrossed in the complexities of the relocation. But don’t worry! If you divide your move into small tasks, you will have a much less stressful move. Here is everything you need to know about overseas moving:

Get the right documents: The first step in any international move is to research the necessary documents and ensure that you have everything you need to obtain them. This is an important step because it allows you to save time by having all of the necessary documents in place.

Research international moving companies: Before you make your big move, it’s critical to enlist the assistance of professional international moving companies that are familiar with the moving process and the regulations of the country you intend to live in. This is due to the fact that laws differ from country to country.

Contact the international movers: The international movers you hired are your key coordinators and helpers who can help you make a smooth transition to your new home abroad. Make contact with them before your international move.

Confirm your appointments: Contact your international move coordinator at least two to three weeks before your departure to go over the details of the move. This includes confirming any applicable parking and elevator permit bookings, as well as appointment confirmations.

Review your final contract: Examine your contract for any minor details, such as the name of the company or contracted international movers. Check document receipts. Ensure that all required documents are received.

Customs: Each country’s imports and exports are regulated by customs authorities. They will receive and verify the information on the documents you have submitted to ensure that it corresponds with the shipment, as well as determine if there are any discrepancies and whether customs exams are required.

Truckers: The truckers are the people who will pick up your personal belongings on the agreed-upon pick-up date with your freight forwarder. They will deliver a container to your door and then transport it to the port once it has been loaded. Similarly, when your belongings arrive at their destination, truckers will transport the container to your new address or to a warehouse.

Fit Movers is a professional Movers and Packers company that assists clients in making their moving process as simple as possible. They are the most reliable and provide the best overseas moving services in Dubai. Our expert team assists with everything you need using their experience and knowledge. If you are looking for moving companies in Abu Dhabi, contact us.

[kaybeemes]

a coffee shop au a friend and i came up with

[2hoothoots]

sasha realises he might have a couple of blind spots when it comes to assuming things about his new ten-year-old coworker

bonus:

[inqorporeal]

It feels ridiculous to be so nervous about this, after all the other risks I've taken in my life. I'm going to a trade school, full time, for a certification that will hopefully allow me to get and fucking KEEP a job FOR ONCE. It'll be less than a year, but the financial risk is much higher than what I've done previously, which is why I think it has me on edge.

It was tough to decide how to approach it. I have rent and bills to pay, after all, so the smart move would be to go part time in the evening and work during the day. The problem with that is, for me, it's a recipe for burnout and worse. I've been fighting depression my entire life, and having ADHD means that if I don't have a few solid hours per day to decompress and do my own thing, I start to spiral. College was miserable for me and it's honestly a miracle I survived. There's also the lingering issue of me having been engaged in a job hunt since fucking MARCH, sending out 2-5 applications per week, and getting absolutely fucking nothing but rejections or less. The odds of me being able to find a job quickly that will cover my bills, while I take classes for a year and a half, are dogshit.

As the meme says: the time will pass anyway. Better to be actively doing something with it than repeating the same cycle of failure. And if I take the classes full time, I get to work the floor and hopefully earn tips, because cosmetology is still a trade.

I'll still be in dire financial straits, so I'm looking at getting back into doing character art commissions. I need to update my website and my commissions page, but you can find examples of my work here [link to my website], and if you want to just donate a couple dollars to my cat's Food and Litter fund, here's a [link to my ko-fi]. Please send a message if you'd like to discuss getting some character art done, my inbox is open.

(cat tax photo)

[lokh]

brooo no way did all children of immigrants get told u couldn't trust anyone and no one would help you too 😭😭😭

[asynca]

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

I feel like I'm missing the crux of the man vs. bear debate because it's so silly. of course I would pick the man, because neither my Sig nor jiu jitsu is going to take down a bear

[beaft]

I'm so sorry about your job. Losing out to automation really fucking sucks. I know it doesn't help much now but fairly soon a lot of those companies will be finding out that AI is not a good enough replacement for humans and so those roles will be opening up again. I hope you find something to bridge the gap soon. Just remember that you're waay better at what you do than any AI and hopefully when those companies come crawling back you can demand a wage increase from them.

thank you for your kind words, they're truly appreciated. i'm trying really hard to stay positive and remind myself that things won't be like this forever, but it's just... difficult. the last time my life felt hopeful and like it was actually going somewhere was pre-pandemic, when i was studying for my master's degree - then covid hit and after that everything has just been going steadily downhill.

i hope you're right, and that things will improve; this is just one of those days where believing that feels like holding on to a cliff edge with my fingertips. praying that i will be able to make some sort of change, any change, before the year is out

[trashcanwithsprinkles]

you’ll have to forgive me but i cannot get this au out of my head

so here are the twins and xiao

(as it always seems to happen with my posts, check the tags for my rambles)

[zhongrin]

since i finally have a breather, i'm speedrunning simulanka for the extra encounter points and

hubby, your shaft is too big /smacked

[sanddollarpoems]

I feel it closing in

With every ping of my phone

Another friend wanting to talk

Or hang out

Or grab drinks

And I get it, this is what we do now

As a culture

This is how we "society"

But my introvert ass wants bed and a book

And I don't want to talk

Or be friends

Or exist

For a couple of months at least

God, I think I miss 2020

[sorchathered]

Last shipment finally made it from Korea and dude. So much shit is broken. I’m so frustrated.

[devourthelamb]

It's been nagging at me a lot, so I've decided to bite the bullet and set up a gofundme.

I had a dog before moving stateside, and she has been staying with my parents for a year now. At the time I could not bring her with me and thought lightly of flying her over later on. I don't want to put her through flying in cargo, so I ran into many obstacles over the past year and they just made me feel worse as I lost hope altogether for a while. Recently I have finally found a flight company willing to fly owner trained service dogs, and I am once again hopeful.

I really need her help navigating through everything again, as I have been mentally degrading ever since I had to leave her behind. I can barely go out anymore, not just because even the thought of being around people is enough to send me into a panic attack that will incapacitate me for the day if not days, but also because I am losing myself to my depression on top of that. She was what kept me going. She was the reason I was able to keep functioning.

She is my heart dog, my daughter, and my service dog. I can't stand the thought of fully losing her. Not yet.

I have never talked about her being a service dog on social media. Mostly because as far as I was able to find throughout 2 years of digging around prior to getting her, I could find nothing on owner trained dogs being recognized in the Netherlands. Also the fact that I don't like being vulnerable. I trained her for everything a service dog should be trained for, and she has dealt with toddlers flailing and screaming in her face at dog friendly events and zoos, and simply ignored them every time. I never brought her to non dog friendly places despite that, though. Imposter syndrome has been weighing down on me with a heavy guilt, even though I have trained her well. Here in the states I will have to re-assess her as I have been separated from her for a while, and it's a new environment. For the flight, I can say with 1000% certainty that she will meet the standards she is expected to.

I appreciate any shares, any help whatsoever.

https://gofund.me/b6df7db2

[s-n-o-w-p-i-e-r-c-e-r]

finally made my way through the entire slow horses book series !

[crabs-with-sticks]

The possibility of aromantic living situations

Busy this Valentines Day as an aroace person thinking about the relationship between capitalism, family structures, and property (very normal thing to think about I know). In a book I read recently, The Mushroom at the End of the World; On the Possibility of Life in Capitalist Ruins by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, she talks about one of the goals of capitalism is scalability. Scalability is about making sure that a unit can work on every different sized model. Endless growth is an important part of capitalism, and if all your 'units' are the same size, you can easily create the same thing, just bigger, only requiring more of the same parts, rather than creating new parts. E.g. if you have a square block, you can create the exact same shape just bigger (read: making more money) if you have four more of the same square blocks.

The nuclear family is one of those squares that forms the basis of so much of society from housing to child raising to everyday finances. It is no secret that the nuclear family (mum, dad, and kids) is seen as the ideal and moral family structure in most of the west. And colonialism has had a big part in exporting this to other places around the world. But for many people, especially aro folks, this structure just doesn't fit what we want out of life.

And I've just been thinking about how that idea of the nuclear family is related to property and wealth and how it disadvantages queer folks. In the country which I live in, there is a massive housing crisis and owning a house is a pipe dream for many because of the cost. Property is culturally seen as probably the main way in which you build wealth/capital because you don't get taxed on it (there is no property/capital gains tax) and there are SO MANY tax benefits for landlords its insane. So when housing is linked so majorly to wealth and capitalism it makes sense that you would want it to be scalable.

And what is the most scalable living/family structure? The nuclear family. So, since housing is market driven, theres no incentive to create other types of houses/living situations except those designed for the nuclear family. Because property/housing is so ingrained in capitalism, that its an investment, and you want to be going for a big portion of the market.

This just creates an endless cycle of property enforcing traditional nuclear family structures, and nuclear family structures enforcing property. Because there is no incentive to provide anything different and there is limited ability to be anything else. And even if a person, or developer or whatever wants to create something non-typical (e.g. cohousing and coliving, at least in my country) because its not scalable or market friendly, good luck finding a bank to give you a loan, or a developer to work on it, or hell even the government to have proper land classifications to make such a project possible.

It just frustrates me so much as a non-partnering aromantic person because I feel like I have no options and I have to fit my circular shape into a square just so that people can build a bigger model of the exact same thing. And I think its something that we don't talk enough about in the queer community, and that we make ourselves into these square blocks because there is no other way to be, and in doing so just enforcing the very structures that oppress us.

So anyway, rant over. Hopefully my brain dump made sense and resonates with some of y'all. And go read The Mushroom at the End of the World, its really eye opening.

[burgerpony]

hiiii!!!!!!!!! heres my gift for @cherryghosted for @clownartmonth !! i hope you like it !! :3