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Trusted for 25 years

Trusted with your delivery shipments for over 25 years

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Pick your own dates for shipment delivery and collection

Spread the cost

Spread the cost of our delivery services by paying in instalments

Customs

We handle the customs clearance process

Trusted worldwide shipment delivery for over 25 years

Austria is a stunning Central European destination known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural depth. From the historical charm of Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace to the natural beauty of the towering Alps, it's clear why visitors keep coming back. Discover shimmering lakes, baroque architecture, and landmarks like the Hohensalzburg Fortress and the St. Stephen's Cathedral.   

Whether on holiday, moving temporarily for work or studying at university, you'll want as many home comforts as possible. That's where our overseas delivery experts come in. Our boxes and bags delivery service covers most cities and towns across Austria. Popular destinations include Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz, Linz and Klagenfurt.

With over 25 years of luggage delivery experience, we make sending your belongings overseas easy. Our worldwide network of depots, in-depth local knowledge and 24/7 customer service team make us the number-one choice among delivery companies.

Hassle-free shipping to Austria

We've designed our international delivery services to be straightforward. Let us handle the logistics so you have more time to plan your dream trip! Simply make a booking, pack your boxes and suitcases, and complete your online documents. We'll arrive at your door, collect your shipment, take it to Austria, and deliver it to your new address.

Here are some more reasons our international delivery services make your life stress-free:

  • Free storage services: we offer two weeks of free storage services in our Belgium depot before relocation to Austria.
  • A transparent delivery quote: operating a global network of depots allows us to offer a door-to-door delivery service and control fees. Grab a quick free quote now for a transparent delivery cost breakdown.
  • Pay for our delivery services in stages: we won't ask for full payment upfront. Instead, you pay in instalments throughout your delivery shipment's journey to Austria.
  • Customs handling: we'll help clear your delivery shipment through Austrian customs. All you need to do is pack your belongings and complete your online documents.
  • Multilingual customer service: our friendly support staff are available 24/7 to offer advice and answer any delivery questions.

 

A couple booking our international shipping services

 

Ship boxes, bags and more to Austria in 5 simple steps

Number one

Free online quick quote
Our instant quote tool provides a clear, itemised delivery cost with no hidden fees or nasty surprises.

Number two

Pick your dates
When placing your order, choose the materials delivery and shipment collection dates that suit you.

Number three

Securely pack your items
We deliver your empty delivery boxes, ready for you to fill.

Number four

We collect and ship
Complete the online documentation. Then we'll transport your delivery shipment to Austria.

Number five

Delivered to your address
Our team will clear your goods through customs and deliver them safely to your new home.

Don't just take our word for it

Customers love our boxes and bags delivery service!

 

What size of delivery boxes do you have for Austria shipments?

Once you've settled on a charming Austrian city to relocate to, it's time to pack your belongings. Our international delivery experts offer sturdy boxes made from double-walled, chemically-strengthened cardboard to protect your belongings. Popular choices are our Large and Standard boxes (see below for exact dimensions).

Order plenty of delivery boxes, and we'll collect any that remain brand-new and unused for free. You can also send bigger items, such as instruments and skis, using specially-shaped containers made from the same materials. Suitably prepare them before collection day, and we'll take them to our nearest depot and box them.

You can use your own containers. However, please avoid laundry bags, plastic crates, used food boxes, and bin liners since they break easily and could damage your entire shipment.  

Large cardboard shipping box

Large box

External dimensions:

61 x 51 x 41cm / 24 x 20 x 16.14 inches

Best for sending:

  • Sports equipment
  • Clothes
  • Bedding 
Small cardboard shipping box

Standard box

External dimensions:

51 x 41 x 31cm / 20 x 16.14 x 12.2 inches

Best for sending: 

  • Files and papers
  • Books
  • Children's toys

We simplify the Austrian customs process

If you're sending belongings from a European Union (EU) country to Austria, there's no customs clearance. For the rest of the world, our international delivery experts handle the customs process. However, there are some important things you should know.

Ensure your delivery boxes and bags don't contain any restricted items. To protect its population and environment, Austria has a list of banned items you cannot import. So, before you pack your delivery, read our Prohibited Goods page to avoid fines or delays.

Then, log into your Seven Seas Worldwide account and complete the following documents:

  • An inventory of every item you're sending to Austria. Austria customs officials will see it, so accuracy is essential.
  • Optional insurance forms for extra peace of mind in the rare chance your delivery shipment is damaged or lost.
  • A copy of the shipment owner's passport including colour scans of the picture and signature pages.

European Union (EU) members can import to Austria used personal items free from customs duty and taxes. However, for the same relief, non-EU members must meet the following provisions:

  • Your primary residence must have been outside the EU for at least twelve months.
  • You must have personally owned and used your belongings for at least six months.
  • You must import your items into Austria within twelve months of your arrival.
  • You must not sell, loan or gift your items for twelve months following customs clearance.

(Please note, there is no customs clearance within the EU).

Please reference the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance website for the most up-to-date customs information. Our multilingual customer service team is available around the clock to answer any questions.

...our international delivery experts handle the customs process.
Woman packing books into a box

 

FAQs on sending belongings from Malaysia to Austria

With multiple decades of experience sending luggage abroad, we make delivery easy.

Simply follow these steps:

  1. Enter a few details into our free instant quote tool for a transparent delivery cost breakdown. Then, make an order, pay a holding deposit, and tell us the best day to drop off any requested packing materials at your home.
  2. Pack your possessions into strong cardboard containers and complete your online documents. Then, choose a date so we can collect your delivery shipment.
  3. Once you've made your Shipping and Transportation payment, we'll move your items to Austria, clear customs (please note there is no customs process if sending from an EU country), and deliver them to your chosen address.

Sending belongings from Malaysia to Austria takes around 123 days by sea using our Boxes and Bags Shipping service. Transit time starts when you make your Shipping and Transportation payment and ends when your possessions arrive at the destination port.

With our Boxes and Bags Shipping service you can send to Austria most items used at home, including clothing, books and bed linen. Plus, bigger items like skis, snowboards and guitars.  

However, each country has unique restrictions to safeguard its citizens and environment. Please read our Prohibited Goods page before packing your delivery for the latest rules and regulations.

There is no customs clearance within the EU. To ship used belongings customs tax-free, non-European Union (EU) members must meet the following conditions: 

  • Your primary place of residence must have been outside the EU for at least a year.
  • You must have owned and used all items in your shipment for at least six months.
  • You must import your items within a year of your arrival in Austria.
  • You may not sell, loan or gift any import items for a year following customs clearance.

Reference the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance website for the latest customs rules. Our multilingual customer service team is available 24/7 to advise and answer any delivery questions.

We're able to control delivery costs because we own and operate a worldwide network of depots and drivers. However, your price depends on personal circumstances. Factors include your delivery shipment's size and your origin and destination addresses. Get a free online quote tool today for a cost breakdown specific to your delivery needs.

All our routes are predefined to ensure your delivery arrives via the most efficient method possible.

 

How long does it take to ship to Austria from Malaysia?

 

Sending by sea

123 days

*transit times depend on current global shipping circumstances.

 

Pack luggage for overseas delivery to Austria in 4 easy steps

Hiring a professional packing service eases stress. But, if you decide to pack your belongings yourself, take care and follow our step-by-step guide below. For even more in-depth packing tips, check out How to choose a box for shipping and Preparing large items for collection.

 

Carefully secure your box:

Gather all your packing materials, like a knife and parcel tape. Then, seal the base of your delivery box by folding in the small flaps and then the large flaps, and secure them with a few layers of overlapping parcel tape.

Cover exposed edges with more tape, then tightly wrap all around the box's base. Once the box is full of possessions, similarly secure the lid.

Be careful with delicate items:

Use at least two layers of bubble wrap on everything and several layers for fragile things. Put heavy goods at the bottom of your delivery box and lighter items above and in from the sides.

Fill gaps with cushioning materials like crumpled paper, foam peanuts or tea towels. Give your box a gentle shake; add more cushioning materials if you hear a sound.

Complete your inventory:

Log in to your online account and complete your inventory, a detailed list of everything you're sending to Austria. Customs in Austria will see it, therefore accuracy is essential.

On two sides of all delivery boxes, bags, and suitcases, write your job number, box number, and the shipment owner's destination country and city/town with a marker pen. Closely reference your inventory to ensure accuracy.

Prepare for collection day:

For the safety of you and our driver, no delivery container may weigh more than the max 30kg/66lbs limit. Individually weigh each suitcase, box and bag on bathroom scales. If something exceeds the limit, remove some things and place them in a lighter container.

For an easy collection day experience, move your entire shipment as close to your building's entrance as possible several hours in advance.

It was a super easy delivery process and very affordable!! The Seven Seas Worldwide driver was super friendly, customer service was always accessible, and communication was good throughout sending.

Brittany 

 

Explore the top spots in the most popular cities in Austria

Austria is a memorable tourist destination thanks to its unrivalled mix of breathtaking Alpine landscapes, cultural landmarks and stunning architecture. Immerse yourself in the Alpine Republic's dramatic mountains, historic cities and rich arts scene, including UNESCO World Heritage sites and well-preserved old towns.

Explore our selection of can't-miss hotspots in four of Austria's most captivating cities:

 

Vienna

Austria's elegant capital attracts millions of tourists annually due to its imperial history, cultural highlights and artistic heritage. Explore the majestic Schönbrunn Palace, the historic St. Stephen's Cathedral, the prestigious Belvedere Museum and the delightful Prater Park.

Visit a 13th-century royal residence: Schönbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site formerly owned by the Habsburg monarchs. Explore opulent rooms, the Gloriette's Baroque architecture and the surrounding gardens.

Admire a gothic masterpiece: St. Stephen's Cathedral dominates Vienna's skyline. Climb the South Tower for 360° city views and visit the catacombs for a truly unique experience.

Explore a baroque palace: Belvedere Museum houses Austrian art from the Middle Ages to today. Discover masterpieces from various periods, including Gustav Klimt's famous painting, "The Kiss".

Relax at a former aristocratic hunting ground: Prater Park is known today for its iconic giant Ferris wheel, the Riesenrad. Enjoy lush green spaces, amusement rides, boat rides and family picnic spots.

Salzburg 

Salzburg's cityscape blends historic charm with natural beauty. Enjoy stunning views from the Hohensalzburg Fortress, visit Mozart's Birthplace, explore stunning gardens, and admire Salzburg Cathedral's architecture.

Witness one of Europe's largest mediaeval castles: Hohensalzburg Fortress sits on a 120-metre-high hill, offering breathtaking views of Salzburg and the surrounding Alps. Explore museums and the Golden Hall and take guided tours of the complex. 

Discover a musical legacy: Mozart's birthplace is a must-visit for classical music lovers. Learn about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's life and work through exhibits and tours of the house where the child prodigy was born.

Wander through beautifully designed baroque gardens: Mirabell Palace and Gardens is an idyllic setting for a romantic stroll. Explore lush gardens adorned with sculptures, flower displays and fountains.

Worship God and architecture: Salzburg Cathedral is a stunning baroque church with an elegant facade and interior. Learn about its religious and cultural significance via guided tours.

Innsbruck

Nestled in the Alps, Innsbruck is a magnet for winter sports and diverse outdoor activities. Highlights include the Golden Roof, the Imperial Palace, and the Nordkette cable car's stunning mountain views.  

Marvel at an iconic symbol of Innsbruck: the Golden Roof is an ornate balcony covered in thousands of gilded copper tiles. Remember to visit the museum, which details the city's history and the Habsburg era.

Channel your inner 15th-century royal: the Imperial Palace is a baroque building and former residence of the ruling Habsburg family. Explore opulent rooms and frescoed ceilings, stroll through the impressive gardens and take a guided tour.

Claim your mountain throne: the Nordkette cable car rises from the city centre to the top of the Nordkette mountain range. Enjoy awe-inspiring city views and the surrounding Alpine landscape.

Hit the slopes: Innsbruck is known for several world-class ski resorts, including Stubai Glacier and Kühtai. Enjoy skiing and snowboarding on excellent slopes suitable for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced. 

Graz

Famous for its well-preserved mediaeval old town, Graz highlights include the Schlossberg hill, the Clock Tower, Eggenberg Palace and the Kunsthaus Graz art museum. Graz is also a proud UNESCO City of Design.

Climb a historic 473-metre high hill: Schlossberg hill offers unforgettable 360° views of Graz and its surroundings. Remember to visit the iconic Clock Tower at the summit and explore the hill's historic fortifications.

Visit a contemporary art museum: Kunsthaus Graz is known as the "Friendly Alien" for its unique blue-coloured horny architecture. It showcases modern-day art exhibitions and installations.

Stroll through a mediaeval town: Graz's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander along narrow streets, admire Renaissance architecture, and visit the impressive Graz Cathedral.

Witness a baroque masterpiece: Eggenberg Palace features beautifully landscaped gardens and a fascinating collection of art and historical artefacts. Take a guided tour for insights into the Eggenberg family and the building's architecture.