First things first, you will need visas, insurance policies, and you must ensure that you and your family have valid passports.
Next on the list is the doctor. Make sure you check with your doctor if you need any additional vaccinations and ask for your and your children’s complete medical history.
The most time-consuming thing on the list is packing. It involves obtaining all the necessary packing materials, decluttering, and deciding what to do with items you will not relocate. Packing systematically is always a good idea because that’s the only way to avoid chaos. Start with the thing you won’t be needing soon and work your way up. Also, think about what you really need and what you can leave behind.
Find out about international driver’s licenses. Some countries will not accept your home country license.
Inform everyone important about your new home address. Make sure you send all the necessary information to your bank too and set up internet banking – it’s the easy way. Cancel all the subscriptions you might have at your old address.
If you have anything to sell, like your car, put it up for sale. Organize yard sale for any home stuff you don’t need to take with you.