Global Services

Whether your employees are heading across the country or crossing continents, Sirva has the on-the-ground international relocation services you need. From Canada to Australia and everywhere in between, we understand the nuances across each region . 

We provide offerings to satisfy your unique needs, whether selling a home in the U.S., managing a cross-country household goods move, or helping employees to get settled into their new homes in Europe. Our global experience means that you can count on seamless international relocation, no matter what’s next.
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Departure Services

From the initial policy consulting call through the move itself, there are a lot of moving pieces associated with an employee relocation. Whether an intra-country/domestic or international relocation, lump sum or complete VIP services package, Sirva is expertly positioned to offer the best departure services available during an international relocation in every region around the world.

Destination Services

Setting your employees up for success upon arrival at their new locations will be key to successfully meeting your company’s goals. Sirva's global network and expansive resources allow us to help clients achieve these goals. Our destination services help employees and their families settle in and prosper in their new homes.

Visa and Immigration

Sirva's global team of experienced international relocation specialists are expertly equipped to manage inbound and outbound global immigration services. With Sirva's Immigration team, the focus is on providing a smooth customer experience that enhances the international relocation process, not just achieving a successful application.

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Employee Counseling

For your employees, our service delivery model is focused on end-to-end coordination of international relocation services through a single relocation professional. We provide relocation consultants for domestic/intra-country moves and global assignment consultants for international relocation.

These consultants are your employees’ resource for all communication and services relating to their move. International relocation consultants also coordinate the delivery of all authorized services. Regardless of the service being delivered (temporary housing, moving services, etc.), the employee can rely on the consultant as their one call solution to address any concerns.

VIP Services

Sirva offers VIP services for our clients who seeking an enhanced service for their employees, such as their own personal relocation assistants, in-home cleaning services, personalized family assistance, and other tailored and luxury enhancements.

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Commercial Moving Guide: Tips for Unpacking After Your Big Move (Part 4 of 4)

Published: Tuesday, June 18, 2019
John Anderson
Just as you should prepare for your commercial move by following strategic steps, following a few simple rules after you’ve arrived at the new location will also ensure an easier, more organized transition. If you followed the suggestions in our last blog post, How to Pack for Your Big Move (part 3 in a series of 4 Commercial Move Guide posts), your boxes likely arrived at your new office location and were distributed to the correct areas. 

After the Move: Unpacking 

Now that you’ve arrived at your new office location, we advise keeping the following in mind as you unpack, to maximize efficiency: 

1. Take Inventory: Before you start unpacking, make sure all furniture and boxes have arrived and that nothing’s missing. Remember the suggestion to label your boxes by department, area and priority in our last blog post on commercial moves – and to make an inventory list? This is one of two unpacking steps where this labeling will pay off. Check the boxes and furniture against your master list and note any concerns. 

2. Unpack your labeled boxes in prioritized order: Start by unpacking “must haves” first (Boxes labeled with a priority level 1), followed by boxes marked “Priority 2” and “Priority 3,” in order. Doing so will ensure that your employees have everything they need to work efficiently from the moment they arrive in the new location.

3. Enlist the help of your moving committee: Now that you’re officially moved in, encourage your committee to field questions from employees about where to dispose of packing materials, what they need to know about security in the new building and accessibility after hours, etc. The committee will also be key to determining what unanticipated needs may have arisen, from signage and décor that will be needed to helpful communications about the area’s amenities and limitations. 

4. Coordinate with IT: Since every employee will need access to computers, phones and internal platforms, find out what the IT experts in your company will need in terms of timing, resources and labor, to ensure timely connectivity. 

5. Consider holding a “Welcome to the Building” event: You and your employees have worked hard to make this move – why not take some time to celebrate? Gather everyone in a meeting space that’s big enough to accommodate your staff, make any pertinent announcements, and thank them for their hard work over cake and coffee or a toast. 

Congratulations! You’re now an expert in everything associated with moving an office. 

By now, you’ve likely realized that moving is a complex process that requires a tremendous amount of planning, meticulous preparation, and mindful packing and unpacking. While many companies decide to manage this complex process alone, SIRVA’s Commercial Moving Services professionals are both experienced and skilled in managing this process for you, ultimately minimizing stress and coordinating efforts in ways that get your office up and running in its new location, faster.  We encourage you to contact us for more information at commercialmoving@sirva.com or to visit https://www.sirva.com/en-us/commercial-moving to find out more about the many ways we can make a significant difference in your commercial move.  

Read the first three posts in our Commercial Move Guide series: 
How to Plan for Your Big Move 
How to Prepare for Your Big Move 
How to Pack for Your Big Move