Moving to Finland or from Finland to Spain?
flyto is a Finnish logistics company specialising in international transport in the European region.
Weekly transfers Helsinki - Fuengirola - Helsinki
We transport freight weekly between our warehouses in Finland and the Spanish Sunshine Coast. See the price list opposite for the most common items or request a quote for a larger consignment.
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-Bicycle 150€
-Moving box big 100€
-Travel bag 100€
-Golf mountain 100€
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-EUR-lava 750€
Dimensions of the pallet max. 120×80×220cm
The pallet can hold e.g. 25 normal-sized cardboard boxes
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Ask for an offer for larger consignments, cube prices from 300€/m3
call one of our experts or submit a request for a quote
Leave a request for a quote or contact one of our international transport specialists directly.
Get a tailor-made offer for your transport.
Arrange the necessary details and book transport.
Finland-Spain
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packaging
Goods travel long distances to Spain, so proper packing is essential.
Furniture protection is included in our prices for all modes of transport.
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route and customs clearance
Finland-Spain routes are operated by trunk trucks. On-site distribution is carried out by contract with suitable equipment. If you wish, storage in Finland, Germany or Spain is possible to facilitate the timing of your move or relocation.
Spain is part of the European Union, so there is no customs clearance. However, the inventory of goods must be carried by the driver.
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taxation and insurance
Flyton removal service prices always include VAT.
Our road transport insurance covers damage during road transport. However, road transport insurance will cover a maximum of 20€/kg. If you wish, we can also advise you on obtaining separate transport insurance.
Request a quote for international transport
You can use the attached form to ask for removal service quotation. We will respond within 24 hours.
tips for moving to Spain
Moving abroad can feel like an exciting adventure, but there are still many variables to prepare for. In Spain, you can often get by with a good command of English and common sense. To help you move, we've listed the main tips and differences between Finland and Spain that you should prepare for beforehand.
Traffic in Spain is very different from that in Finland. Speed limits are virtually ignored and fast lane changes and speeding are commonplace. Even in Spain, it is still possible to get a speeding ticket and traffic speeds are monitored. In many cases, however, a 50% reduction is applied if the fine is paid within 20 days. It is advisable to pay attention, adapt to local customs and take traffic situations lightly.
It is advisable to study the housing market in Spain carefully and apply early, especially in the larger cities where demand is higher. Idealista, a favourite among Finns, is a good place to look for a home. Be careful, however, as the quality of landlords in Spain varies. It is a good idea to take your first apartment for a shorter period of time until you have got to know the area better and have seen the apartment live.
A NIE Number is an identity number issued to foreigners in Spain. The NIE number is needed for many official activities, such as opening a bank account, looking for a job, buying property and applying for a residence permit. Obtaining a residence permit in Spain can vary depending on the type of stay. Generally speaking, EU citizens do not need a separate residence permit to move to Spain, but they will need to register with the local residents' register (a NIE number is required), especially if they intend to stay for more than 183 days a year.
Spain has an excellent healthcare system, and EU citizens can join the public health system. Register at your local health centre and get a health card. If you are moving to Spain from Finland, you can also apply for an EU Health Insurance Card, which is valid temporarily and covers emergency treatment. You are still advised to take out your own health insurance, which covers a wider range of healthcare costs.