Cost of move from Riyadh to Doha

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Fuchsia New member

Member since 06 June 2011

FuchsiaNew member07 June 2011 17:02:58

Anyone know what is a reasonable quote for moving 20cbm of household goods from Riyadh to Doha?

storagekuwait Member

Member since 22 July 2011

storagekuwaitMember25 July 2011 04:52:41

Hey Fuchsia,

HI am rep from a moving and storage company in Qatar. We would be glad to help you with your relocation. What I would advice you to do is to get a move done over land rather than the air cargo since air cargo is a rather complicated process compared to land transit. (moderated: no free ads please)

Have a good day.

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP25 July 2011 05:37:51

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Hi Fuchsia,

I suggest you to contact our partner for a free quote: https://www.expat.com/en/movers/middle-east/qatar/

Thank you,
Christine

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