International removal to Cambodia

Would you like to move to Cambodia? We organize your move to Cambodia! At Mudinmar, we have been working in the international removals sector for more than 30 years. Our logistics infrastructure and our relationships with removal agents around the world ensure that we can offer coverage of our removal and transportation services around the planet. In this way, we can take your move to Cambodia or to any destination you choose.

We offer door to door service: We collect and pack your belongings at your current residence address, always attending to the specifications of each object of your move; We coordinate the transport of your move and take care of taking your belongings and furniture to your next home. We provide advice on the most optimal possible transport and transport routes to carry out the move (air, sea, land …) and we take care of the management of the corresponding customs procedures to carry out the transfer to Cambodia.

The first step to start your move to Cambodia, is to request a quote for your international move. By completing our form with your moving information (addresses, volume of the move, name, telephone number and contact e-mail …) we can send you your free personalized quote for moving to Cambodia. After preparing the budget, our commercial agents will contact you to provide you the budget without obligation and give you all the information about the service to move to Cambodia (transfer, price of the move, means of transport …).

It is important to note that the price of a removal to Cambodia will depend on several factors and variable costs such as the delivery and collection addresses, the geopolitical situation of the country from which the move to Cambodia is commissioned or the circumstances of the transfer. In any case, our agents work day by day to offer the best price and service for moving to Cambodia.

New or used vehicles can be imported with less than one year, paying taxes and fees according to their CIF value, which will depend on their characteristics, according to Cambodia customs tables.

At Mudinmar we handle car transport to Cambodia. We have assistance cranes equipped with a ramp for loading and unloading, and a conditioned fleet of vehicles to send your car to Cambodia.
Thanks to our vehicle import and export services, we can take care of transporting and shipping cars to Cambodia.
In addition, we manage the necessary procedures for the transport of cars: vehicle registration, customs clearance, approval, payment of taxes and fees, collection of documentation, etc.

Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia and one of the favorite destinations for those who want to visit or move to Asia. The main points of interest in Cambodia are the Angkor Temples, Tonlé Sap Lake and its capital, Phnom Penh. Officially, Cambodia is known as the Kingdom of Cambodia and its domains lie to the south of the Indochina peninsula, sharing borders with Thailand to the northwest and southwest, Laos to the northeast, and Vietnam to the east.

Cambodia has an area of ​​181,035km2 and more than 15 million people currently live in its territories. In its geography, the Mekong River stands out, an enclave of great importance for being one of the most important fishing spots, especially in the rainy season. In the center of Cambodia is Tonlé Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. This lake involuntarily regulates the flow of the Mekong River and due to this, a strong fishing activity with great diversity of fish is concentrated in Cambodia.

If you enjoy Asian food but don’t have a high tolerance for spicy food, you’re in luck! Food in Cambodia is not as spicy as in other destinations such as Thailand or Vietnam. However, the absence of spiciness does not mean that the food in Cambodia is tasteless, quite the opposite! In Cambodia it is customary to give a lot of intensity to the flavor of the dishes and to add prahok, a traditional fish paste. The majority of the population in Cambodia has a diet rich in rice and fish. Regarding the presentation of the food, the appearance of the dishes has been influenced by French cuisine, from which it has also adopted the baguette, this thin loaf of bread being one of the best-selling foods by street vendors and an article not to be missed in a Cambodian breakfast. Some typical dishes in Cambodia are: Amok, a dish prepared with coconut milk, curry, chicken, fish or squid and sometimes accompanied by rice; K’tieu, a noodle soup with meat or fish and seasoned with lemon juice, fish sauce, or sugar; Red ants with meat and basil, as its name suggests, in some regions of Cambodia it is common to find insects on the menu sauteed with meat and spices.

The climate in Cambodia is a tropical monsoon climate, this means that it is strongly subject to monsoon winds. Because of these winds, the seasons in Cambodia are divided into two a year. During the wet season, which takes place between May and October, strong monsoon winds prevail from the southwest. These bring heavy rains and high humidity. On the other hand, in the dry season, which runs from November to March, the winds become drier, with little rainfall and little humidity in the air. The transition between the seasons does not occur drastically, but rather annually, a transition period between the wet and dry seasons takes place, which usually lasts a couple of weeks. Temperatures in Cambodia are high throughout the year, reaching 27ºC in the coldest month (January) and 35ºC around May. As for rainfall, this is irregular and is not distributed in the same amount throughout the territory of Cambodia. In the south and on the coast it is where more rainfall is recorded, with the central and northern areas of Cambodia being less abundant in terms of the rainfall they receive each year. The greatest amount of rain is recorded during the months of the wet season.

Do you live in Spain but would like to move to Cambodia? At Mudinmar we help you organize your move to Cambodia from anywhere on the peninsula, the Balearic and Canary Islands. These are the Spanish cities from which we make moves to Cambodia (including surrounding towns and villages):

Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Zaragoza, Córdoba, Granada, Valencia, Toledo, Bilbao, Tarragona, Palma, Burgos, Ávila, La Coruña, Salamanca, Valladolid, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Pamplona, San Sebastián, Santiago de Compostela, Alicante, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Cáceresm Ceuta, Cuenca, Gerona, Oviedo, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Melilla, Logroño, Almería, Teruel, Segovia, Lérida, Albacete, Cádiz, Soria, Castellón de la Plana, Lugo, Jaén, Ciudad Real, Guadalajara, León, Gijón, Huelva, Málaga, Santander, Huesca, Orense, Zamora, Badajoz.