Removals to Poland
Moving house to Poland

RemovalGroup.com offers a twice weekly service to all areas of Poland and surrounding countries, we can pack and collect all your personal effects from your home and normally deliver your goods to Poland within a 3-5 day time frame.

All you need to do is simply fill in our online form and you will be assigned your own dedicated removal co-ordinator who will be able to guide you through the whole removal process and advise you on the most suitable method of transporting your goods.

Poland was conceived in the 10th century and its history has been rife with conflict. In 1918 Poland regained its independence from Russia, Prussia and Austria only to be taken over by Germany and the Soviet Union in World War II.

In order to convert Poland’s poor economy a "shock therapy" program was conceived and this converted the economy to one of the strongest in Central Europe in the 1980’s. Nonetheless Poland now currently suffers from high unemployment and low GDP (Gross Domestic Profit) growth. In 1999 Poland joined NATO and the European Union in 2004.

Poland is bordered by Belarus, Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, and the Ukraine. Poland has a population of 38.5 million of which 90% is Roman Catholic.

Poland has a great deal to offer tourists with its golden Baltic coastal beaches to the north and the rocky crags of the Tatras to the south. There are the Bieszczady Mountains for enthusiastic hikers and for water sporting fans there’s the breathtaking system of the great Mazurian Lakes.

Poland is steeped in history and has carefully restored its old town complexes, the Royal castles of Krakow and Warsaw, also the past capital, and ancient palaces erected by Poland's magnates. There are also numerous museums to visit.

The Poles take to heart the proverb that ‘into -a guest in the house is God in the house.’ Which means that despite how rich they are and where they live, Poles draw on their tradition of -Slavic Hospitality- they greet visitors from anywhere with kindness and friendliness. Poles have fought to maintain their individual sense of culture and community.