The best movers in Singapore

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Shalom International Movers Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 4, approved on 5 December 2023 and valid to 4 December 2026. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower. Its site says its staff are 'BizSafe 4 Certified'.

Says it has completed more than 200,000 moves across Singapore, with over 200 certified movers and packers and over 80 vehicles. Its home page gives a higher figure: over 230,000 residential moves.

Its site says Shalom Movers was formed in 1982. ACRA's dataset shows Shalom International Movers Pte. Ltd., the company its site names, was incorporated on 24 July 2014. Two earlier companies at the same address were incorporated before it: Shalom Movers Pte. Ltd. on 8 December 1998 and Shalom Transport Services Pte Ltd on 28 August 1985.

Moves homes within Singapore (HDB flats, condominiums and landed houses), furniture, pianos and offices; ships households overseas by sea freight, working with partner movers abroad; and offers storage, disposal and lorry rental. FIDI's directory of 12 affiliates in Singapore does not list it.

Publishes no price list. Says a site survey is free, that its quotation is a fixed price based on the number of items and not on weight, and that payment is taken on completion of the move.

Says insurance options are available and that cover varies with the premium chosen; for a move that is to be insured, the items must be packed by its own staff.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows CYC Movers (SG) Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE STAR, approved on 9 March 2026 and valid to 23 February 2029. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. STAR is the last of its five steps, and the Council says it requires a workplace safety management system certified to ISO 45001 or Singapore Standard 651. Its site says it gained ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certification in 2026.

Says it has completed more than 144,000 moves. Its company page gives a different figure: more than 30 thousand families, businesses and government entities served.

Its site says CYC Movers has been moving since 2003. ACRA's dataset shows CYC Movers (SG) Pte. Ltd., the company its site names, was incorporated on 29 August 2018; an earlier business named CYC Movers was registered at the same address on 14 May 2003 and has since been terminated.

Moves homes and offices within Singapore, relocates households overseas, moves IT equipment, laboratories and events, and offers short- and long-term storage. Its site lists offices in Beijing and Shanghai. FIDI's directory of 12 affiliates in Singapore does not list it.

Its price guide of 25 February 2025 gives starting prices by home size: from S$250 for a studio apartment, S$300 for a 2-room HDB flat, S$400 for a 3-room, S$500 for a 4-room, S$600 for a 5-room, S$800 for a condominium or private apartment and S$1,000 for a landed property. It says the final bill also depends on distance, fragile or heavy items, the level of service, packing, extra services such as storage, and timing. The guide does not say whether the prices include GST.

Says it provides insurance coverage for all its moves, with basic and comprehensive options.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows K.C. Dat (Singapore) Private Limited at bizSAFE Level 3, approved on 8 July 2024 and valid to 7 July 2027. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower. Asian Tigers' group site says K C Dat Singapore trades as Asian Tigers Singapore.

FIDI, a global alliance of international moving companies, lists Asian Tigers Singapore among its 12 affiliates in Singapore, with a FAIM certificate that expires in 2029. FIDI says FAIM-certified companies are audited regularly by an independent third party, currently EY. Its own site says the certificate is FAIM-Plus.

Its site says it is a local company that started in 1963 and now has over 200 employees. ACRA's dataset shows K.C. Dat (Singapore) Private Limited was incorporated on 11 July 1963.

Moves households overseas and within Singapore, stores goods in air-conditioned or climate-controlled space, and relocates offices. Its FAQ says its own employees do most of the work and that vetted specialists handle tasks such as piano moving and hoisting.

Publishes no prices. Its FAQ says most quotations rest on an estimated volume, and that it does not adjust the cost if the volume packed differs by up to 10% and nothing else about the move changes.

Says it arranges all-risk transit insurance for local and international moves, and insurance for goods in storage, and that it handles claims.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Allied Moving Services (S) Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 3, approved on 15 May 2025 and valid to 14 May 2028. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower.

FIDI, a global alliance of international moving companies, lists Allied Moving Services, Singapore among its 12 affiliates in Singapore, with a FAIM certificate that expires in 2027. FIDI says FAIM-certified companies are audited regularly by an independent third party, currently EY. FIDI's page gives an address at 16 Raffles Quay; Allied's own site gives 4 Shenton Way.

Its site says Allied Singapore was first established in 1973 and has 50 employees. ACRA's dataset shows Allied Moving Services (S) Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 27 January 1973.

Moves households overseas and within Singapore, including HDB flats and condominiums, with packing, storage in climate-controlled facilities, vehicle and pet relocation, and disposal of unwanted items.

Publishes no prices. Says it gives a fixed-price quotation upfront with no hidden fees.

Offers transit protection plans as an added service; the pages read do not give their terms.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows The Family Movers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 3, approved on 19 August 2024 and valid to 18 August 2027. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower.

FIDI, a global alliance of international moving companies, lists The Family Movers (S) Pte Ltd among its 12 affiliates in Singapore, with a FAIM certificate that expires in 2027. FIDI says FAIM-certified companies are audited regularly by an independent third party, currently EY.

Its site says it was founded in 1975. ACRA's dataset shows The Family Movers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 26 June 1975.

Moves households overseas and within Singapore, and offers piano moving, car shipping, pet relocation, a shared container service, storage and office moves. Its About page says it belongs to a network of more than 140 locally owned relocation businesses; its home page says more than 1400 partners.

Publishes no prices. Offers a free on-site quotation; its FAQ says a survey takes 30 to 60 minutes and can also be done by video.

Its home page says its service comes with full insurance; the pages read do not give the terms.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Crown Worldwide Pte Ltd at bizSAFE Level 4, approved on 25 September 2026 and valid to 24 September 2029. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower. The register describes the company as specialising in relocation, records management and fine art logistics.

Its site says Crown Relocations has been moving since 1965, worldwide. ACRA's dataset shows Crown Worldwide Pte Ltd was incorporated in Singapore on 5 August 1978.

Moves households overseas and within Singapore, including HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes; runs a shared container service from Singapore to Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, the UK and the US; and offers storage, pet and vehicle relocation and help with work passes for people moving to Singapore. FIDI's directory of 12 affiliates in Singapore does not list it.

Publishes no prices. Its FAQ says surveys, in person or by video, are free of charge and that a quotation usually follows within 48 to 72 hours.

Sells its own transit protection, CrownCare, which it says covers full replacement cost on an all-risks basis, door to door, and is underwritten by AXA.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Soon Seng Transport & Movers Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 3, approved on 27 July 2026 and valid to 26 July 2029. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower.

Says it has completed more than 100,000 projects.

Its site says it has been in business since 1990. ACRA's dataset shows Soon Seng Transport & Movers Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 3 April 2009.

Moves homes and offices within Singapore, and pianos, organs and safes; packs; disposes of furniture; and stores goods in its own facility at Hillview Terrace. The pages read offer no overseas moves.

Publishes no prices; its home-moving page says to ask for a quotation.

The pages read say nothing about insurance or liability for damage.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Smart Relocators Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 4, approved on 13 March 2026 and valid to 12 March 2029. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower. Its own About page still says bizSAFE 3.

FIDI, a global alliance of international moving companies, lists Smart Relocators Pte Ltd among its 12 affiliates in Singapore, with a FAIM certificate that expires in 2028. FIDI says FAIM-certified companies are audited regularly by an independent third party, currently EY. The pages of its own site that were read do not mention FIDI.

Its site says it has operated in Singapore since 2011. ACRA's dataset shows Smart Relocators Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 8 July 2011.

Moves households overseas and within Singapore, and offices, servers and IT equipment, laboratories and warehouses; offers storage. Says it is owner-operated. Its local-moves page says its team dismantles and reassembles beds and handles pianos and safes.

Publishes no prices. Its local-moves page says the cost is presented after an on-site assessment.

The pages read say nothing about insurance or liability for damage.

The Workplace Safety and Health Council's bizSAFE register, in its file dated 7 October 2026, shows Move Move Pte. Ltd. at bizSAFE Level 3, approved on 15 October 2025 and valid to 14 October 2028. bizSAFE is the Council's workplace safety programme. The Council says Level 3 and above recognises that a company has systems to manage workplace risks, assessed by an auditor registered with the Ministry of Manpower. Its own site gives the same level and expiry date.

Says it has completed over 80,000 moving and related jobs, with a team of 40 to 50 people and about 14 vehicles. Its About page says 13 moving trucks.

Its site says it was founded in 2019. ACRA's dataset shows Move Move Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 6 July 2019.

Moves homes (HDB flats, condominiums and landed houses) and businesses within Singapore, and offers storage, disposal and delivery. Enquiries and moving operations run daily from 8am to 11pm, public holidays included. The pages read offer no overseas moves.

Its 2026 price guide, GST included, charges by the trolley load where access is standard: S$85 for one load, S$100 for two, and S$40 for each load from the third, so six loads come to S$260. Packing or unpacking is S$150 for the first hour with three workers and S$75 for each further half-hour. The final price is confirmed in a written quotation once it has checked the items and the access.

Its insurance page says transit insurance is optional: the premium is 1.5% of the declared value, with a minimum of S$150, and the excess on a claim is 5% of the sum insured or S$500 per item, whichever is higher. Without insurance, it says its liability is at most S$100 a move.