Jul 8, 2022
July 08, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Simpsons International Removals is inviting British citizens, who are planning on moving to Italy for work, to find out more about its European removal services.
On June 4, 2022, during the MED5 Summit, Luciana Lamorgese, the Italian Minister of Interior, announced that it was increasing the number of people allowed to arrive in Italy for work. This year, the country is going to accept 75,000 migrants into its workforce, an increase of 5,000 from the previous year. The Italian minister provided the reasoning for the increase in the quota by saying that “Italy is currently dealing with a lack of personnel in specific sectors.” Simpsons International Removals is positioning itself as the perfect international removal and shipping company for helping those looking to move to Italy from the UK.

John Lee, General Manager of Simpsons International Removals, says, “We are pleased that Italy is planning to allow more migrants into the country for work, and our service will be able to help those looking to make the move. Simpsons International Removals will make moving to Italy easy as we have perfected our local and international removal services over years of operations. We foster a work culture that values professionalism, punctuality, and excellence in customer service. We operate according to the highest standards across the UK for all European and international removals. Our removal services are tailored to your needs. We can accommodate your move regardless of its size and the destination. All our removal services use the most efficient and secure modes of transport across the continent to ensure your items reach your new home safely, just as they were originally packed. You will be hard-pressed to find another removal company in the UK that facilitates international removals at the same affordable price and with the same level of service that we offer. Call us today and we will assign your case a dedicated move manager who will listen to your needs, prepare the plan for your move, and keep you updated on the progress of the move while you travel.”
Simpsons International Removals offers its customers a dedicated load service that lets them pick the date they want their home’s furnishings and items to be picked up. However, most customers choose a part load service which takes a bit longer to arrive but is much more economical. It is recommended that customers use Simpson's expert wrapping and packing service as their team have years of experience and can complete the packing very efficiently. This service is particularly useful if customers are looking to transport delicate and fragile items as their items will need to be carefully packed and wrapped.
Simpsons also provide a free home survey with an experienced international removal surveyor. They will be able to calculate the volume of belongings for the removal and provide helpful advice. These include what you can take to Italy, and how to prepare your items. Simpsons' other services include a moves manager who will guide you through the process and answer any questions you have about the move. Simpsons pride themselves on the whole process easy and are always striving to improve their service and network for the best customer experience.
Those who wish to receive to an instant quote can visit Simpsons Removal page to receive further information.
Readers can write to Simpsons International Removals at the email address [email protected] or call it at its head office at 01322 949 557.
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For more information about Simpsons International Removals Ltd, contact the company here:
Simpsons International Removals Ltd
John Lee
01322 949 557
[email protected]
Simpsons International Removals Ltd
Crossways Cargo Centre
Galleon Boulevard
Dartford
Kent
DA2 6QE
UNITED KINGDOM
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