搬家到马来西亚，你可以选择的方式有很多，David给您推荐七海国际。以下是他为我们七海国际写的推荐信。

I went with Seven Seas for the following reasons:

The agent, Susan, spoke good English and pestered me for my business until I cracked. She is organized and contactable on Wechat anytime, answered all questions and managed everything well. She didn’t come around to see the quantity but worked with my description.

The company use a container system called MoveCube, essentially a big plywood box, which came in within budget (but my shipping was only to Malaysia). It included all charges at both ends (the Malaysia charge was converted and billed in RMB). I used a large MoveCube but really could have used a smaller one so if the budget is tight it's a good idea to pack you stuff in the boxes they provide and then decide what size cube you need.

On the day of the move, I got a call from Susan and then 2 men arrived in a truck which is too big to go down to the basement of Huafa apartment blocks!  It has to be parked and your stuff ferried out on trolleys. I read there is a charge for having the men help with the loading but havent received a bill yet. It took about an hour to move everything down, out and across to the truck. The driver takes lots of photos of the boxes and I didnt bother itemising the contents. I just wrote a number on the box and then Kitchen, Bathroom, etc.The boxes are loaded into the MoveCube and then it is all sealed up. If you are shipping stuff in seperate boxes you definitely need to complete an inventory. Susan acts as interpreter for any problems- you simple pass the phone to her.

Don't forget, in order to pass through security you will need a permit from the Huafa Office. You have to get your landlord or agent to request this and all management fees need to be paid up to date before they will issue it.