Removals to France from the UK

Top removal companies for your move to France

Compare some of the top-rated companies for international removals to France from the UK. Review your options below, or browse all our international removal companies in the UK if you want to compare more providers.

Thompson & Son

9.8

156

Thompson & Son

Redditch

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Eurogroup International Movers

9.6

93

Eurogroup International Movers

Mildenhall

3 ratings as Poor Communication

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3 ratings as "Poor Communication"

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Total Moving Solutions

9.5

570

Total Moving Solutions

Walsall

25 ratings as Good Price

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25 ratings as "Good Price"

Sirelo Top Mover

JCL Transport Group

9.5

371

JCL Transport Group

Folkestone

72 ratings as Good Communication

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72 ratings as "Good Communication"

How much do removals to France cost?

For a road move from London to Paris, average prices land at roughly £900 to £3,200 depending on the size of your home, with a typical three-bedroom house running £1,400 to £2,000. See the full cost breakdown by property size in our guide to moving to France for more detail.

Your actual cost will depend on the volume of your belongings, the distance to your destination in France and whether your belongings travel as part of a shared load or in a dedicated vehicle. Moves to Paris and northern France are generally cheaper than moves further south because of the shorter driving distance from the UK, and moving during peak summer months tends to push costs toward the upper end. Smaller shipments can also cost less when sent as part of a part-load or groupage service, where vehicle space is shared with other customers moving in the same direction.

Not sure how much you’re moving? Use the calculator below to estimate your volume before comparing removal quotes.

Dedicated vs part-load removals to France

Whether your belongings travel in a dedicated vehicle or as part of a groupage service usually depends on the volume of your move.

• Dedicated removal: your belongings travel in a vehicle reserved for your move. This is more common for larger house removals to France and gives you more control over collection and delivery dates, but it usually costs more.
• Part-load removal: your belongings share vehicle space with other customers moving in the same direction. This is often the most cost-effective option for smaller moves and furniture removals to France, although delivery dates can be less flexible.

If your volume sits between the two, ask the removal company which service your quote is based on and how switching to a dedicated or shared load would affect the price.

For very small moves, such as a studio flat, a few pieces of furniture or several boxes, a man-with-a-van service to France may also be worth comparing.

How to choose a removal company for France

The right removal company should offer more than just the lowest price. When comparing movers from the UK to France, check:

• Experience with UK-France removals: choose a company that regularly handles international moves between the UK and France.
• Service type: confirm whether the quote is based on a dedicated vehicle, part-load or groupage service.
• Insurance cover: check what protection is included for your belongings while they are in transit and whether additional cover is available.
• Industry membership: look for recognised moving associations such as BAR, IAM or FIDI. You can learn more about moving associations and accreditations.
• What’s included in the quote: compare packing, loading, customs assistance, transport, delivery and any additional charges rather than looking at price alone.

How to reduce the cost of removals to France

Looking for cheap removals to France? There are several ways to keep costs down without simply choosing the cheapest company.

• Compare part-load and groupage options if your dates are flexible, as sharing vehicle space can reduce the cost significantly.
• Estimate your moving volume accurately so removal companies can price the amount of space you actually need.
• Request quotes early, particularly if you’re moving during the summer or around school holidays when availability can be tighter.
• Declutter before you move, as reducing your volume can directly lower the cost of transport.
• Ask about packing options. If full packing is included as an optional service, packing suitable items yourself may reduce the overall price.

Planning your move to France?

Looking for information beyond choosing a removal company? Our complete guide to moving to France from the UK covers costs, visas, healthcare, daily life and the practical steps involved in relocating.