
Company specialised in international removals to Madrid in Spain
At Mudinmar, we have been moving people from anywhere in the world to Madrid since 1988. Our international removal services to Valencia include:
- Free quote for your move to Valencia.
- Door-to-door international removals to Madrid.
- Transport, dismantling, and assembly of furniture.
- Packing with high-quality materials.
- Customs management and procedures for your move to Madrid.
- Personalized advice from our removal agents.
- Storage service.
International moving service to Madrid
If you want to move to Madrid, we will take care of all the arrangements related to the move and relocation:
Free quote for moving to Madrid with information about the price of the move
Packing of your belongings furniture, and all types of items you wish to take with you on your international move to Madrid
Transportation of furniture and belongings to your next place of residence in Madrid
We unpack and assemble furniture at the chosen destination for your move.
We take care of customs formalities and other documents necessary for moving to Madrid.
Advice from our agents on matters relating to the move
Storage service in our warehouse in Madrid.
International moving costs to Madrid
The cost of moving to Madrid depends on the collection fees, sea freight rates, and delivery expenses.
Below, we provide a list of estimated prices for moving to Madrid (prices that will be detailed further below) from major international cities:
Cost of moving from Mexico City to Madrid: From €5,800
Cost of moving from Miami to Madrid: From €5,400
Cost of moving from New York to Madrid: From €6,300
Request a quote for your move
How do we at Mudinmar calculate the price of your international move to Madrid?
Calculating the volume of your move to Madrid
Before providing a price, we need to know what you are taking with you. Accuracy in this step is essential to avoid surprises and extra costs. Three options to calculate the price:
- Virtual Visit (Recommended): We use our Yembo platform. A consultant connects with you via video call (live or recorded) to walk through your home together. It is the most accurate and convenient method, allowing us to estimate the volume of your belongings in real time without the need for a physical visit.
- In-Person Visit: If you prefer or if the complexity of the move requires it, an expert from our team will visit your home to conduct the inventory and volume assessment.
- Self-Management (The Most Economical Option): If you provide us with a Packing List (a detailed list of items and the number of boxes with approximate dimensions), we can calculate the volume. (If you choose this option, the responsibility for the accuracy of the volume rests with you)
Date availability and urgency expectations for your move
We schedule the collection on the date that best suits you, always respecting our logistical availability. Not all dates or timeframes are equally economical or viable; therefore, we always request that you fill out a quote so we can assign a dedicated move manager to guide you on pricing and scheduling.
The biggest difference regarding timing is the shipping method:
- Groupage (LCL): An economical option where your belongings share a container with other moves. It offers flexibility, but dates depend on completing the container’s load.
- Full Container (FCL): A fast and exclusive service; the container is yours alone, allowing for immediate departure and shorter transit times.
Complementary services for your move at origin and destination
Along with the transport and carriage of your move, there are a series of complementary services both at origin and destination that we can offer so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
- Dismantling and packing service at origin and unpacking and assembly at destination.
- Customs services if necessary.
- Temporary Storage: If your move arrives in Madrid before you have the keys to your new home.
- Waste removal.
Contracting supplemental insurance for a transcontinental move
While there is a mandatory insurance known as LOTT/CMR Insurance, the compensation is calculated based on weight, at an approximate value of €60 per cubic meter transported.
If a television or a valuable object representing only a small fraction of that cubic meter is broken, the compensation you would receive would be negligible, as it is calculated as a percentage of that minimum value.
At Mudinmar, we recommend:
- Declared Value Insurance: A transcontinental move involves sea transport (exposed to weather conditions), handling at ports and customs, and the interaction of several logistics companies. The risk increases.
- All-Risk Insurance: Based on the actual value of your goods (the value you declare yourself). This insurance does cover the replacement cost in the event of loss or damage.
Associated services for your international move to Madrid
- International vehicle transport: We transport your vehicle to your next place of residence in Madrid. We provide international vehicle export and import services to Spain.
- International pet transport: We bring your pet along with you so you can be together in your new home. We handle the paperwork and the transport of your pet to Madrid.


Save money with a shared move to Madrid
A shared move, or groupage, allows you to use the same shipping container for sending goods and belongings by air or sea. It is difficult to fill an entire shipping container with a single move, so why not share a container bound for Madrid and save on your move?
What are the disadvantages of a groupage to Madrid?
You will likely have to wait between 3 and 6 weeks for us to complete the process of filling a shipping container with several moves, not only to madrid but to all of Spain.
It is important to make your moving request well in advance, booking your space first and completing all procedures afterward.
Once the volume of your move has been estimated (which is necessary to send you a quote), the remaining details can be handled in due time.
Madrid, the largest city in Spain to move to
Madrid is a municipality and city in Spain, holding the historical status of a “villa” (town). It is the capital of Spain and the Community of Madrid.
Madrid is the most populous city in the country, with 3,207,247 inhabitants in 2013. When including its metropolitan area, the population rises to 6,543,031, making it the fourth largest metropolitan area and the third most populous city in the European Union.
In economic terms, it is the fourth wealthiest city in Europe, following London, Paris, and Moscow. Additionally, Madrid is home to the 3rd largest stock market in Europe, the 2nd largest in the Latin American market (Latibex), and several of the world’s largest corporations. It ranks as the 8th city in the world with the highest presence of multinational companies, trailing Beijing and ahead of Dubai, Paris, and New York.


How to get to Madrid and local transport
If you reside on the islands or are outside of Spain, you can visit Madrid thanks to its regular flights and low-cost airlines. The Spanish capital’s airport is Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, which is public and managed by the company Aena Aeropuertos. Regarding its location, the airport is situated on the outskirts of the city. It is worth noting that it is the leading Spanish airport in terms of passenger traffic, air cargo, and operations, and it ranks fourth in Europe and eleventh in the world.
To arrive by road, Madrid has 6 radial highways numbered 1 to 6:
- A1: Madrid-Burgos: From Burgos, the AP1 (toll road) begins, reaching San Sebastián.
- A2: Madrid-Zaragoza: From Zaragoza, the AP2 (toll road) begins, reaching Barcelona.
- A3: Madrid-Valencia.
- A4: Madrid-Cordoba-Seville-Cadiz.
- A5: Madrid-Badajoz-Portugal
- A6: Madrid-La Coruña: This highway is also useful for reaching Castilla y León.
By rail, Madrid has two train stations: Chamartín and Atocha. It features high-speed trains (AVE). The trains are excellent, very comfortable, and fast.