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Canada · International Removals

Removals to Montreal

Professional removals from Manchester to Montreal, Canada

Montreal is Canada's cultural capital — a bilingual city offering European charm, world-class arts, and a significantly lower cost of living than Toronto or Vancouver. Its vibrant food scene, historic architecture, and strong university sector make it attractive for British professionals and academics.

Daley & Co has been moving British families to Montreal for 78 years. As one of the North West's most established international removal companies, we provide a complete door-to-door service from your home in Manchester, Bolton, Wigan, or anywhere in the UK to your new address in Montreal.

Key Information

Transit Times

Sea freight: 2–4 weeks | Air freight: 4–6 days

Customs & Documentation

Standard Canadian customs procedures apply. Quebec has French-language requirements for some documentation. We handle all bilingual customs paperwork.

Popular Areas

Westmount, NDG, Plateau Mont-Royal, Outremont

Local Tips

Westmount and NDG (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce) are popular with English-speaking expats. The Plateau is bohemian and trendy. Th...

Shipping to Montreal

Direct sailings to the Port of Montreal. Full container and shared container options available with door-to-door delivery.

Where People Live in Montreal

Westmount and NDG (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce) are popular with English-speaking expats. The Plateau is bohemian and trendy. The West Island suburbs are family-friendly with English-language schools.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to speak French to live in Montreal?

Not necessarily, but it helps enormously. Montreal is officially bilingual and many workplaces operate in English, particularly in tech and finance. However, French is the official language of Quebec.

Is Montreal affordable compared to other Canadian cities?

Yes — Montreal is significantly more affordable than Toronto or Vancouver for both housing and general living costs, while offering a comparable quality of life.

How cold does Montreal get?

Montreal winters are cold — temperatures regularly drop to -15°C to -25°C from December to February. However, the city is well-equipped with underground shopping and excellent heating.

Ready to Move to Montreal?

Get a free, no-obligation quote for your move to Montreal. Our team has decades of experience shipping to Canada.