INHERITANCE MOVES TO THE UK

Bringing an inheritance home to the UK

If you've inherited belongings abroad and need to bring them home to the UK, we can handle the move, including the customs side. You'll deal with a person, not a process.

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THE CUSTOMS SIDE, PLAINLY

No VAT or duty on a qualified inheritance

"Qualified" means the customs agent validates the documents. We tell you exactly which ones, and we provide the Inheritance Declaration template ourselves. If there was no will, a grant of probate takes its place.

The final decision always sits with the customs authority. We tell you that up front too.

Two dates to plan around, when you're ready: documents 7 days before your collection window, and the finalised inventory 3 calendar days before.

INTO THE UK ONLY

This route applies to inheritances coming into the UK. Bringing an inheritance into another country needs a customs specialist. Tell us where, and we'll point you in the right direction honestly.

THE DOCUMENTS, BY NAME
FORM C1421INHERITANCE DECLARATIONDEATH CERTIFICATEWILL, OR GRANT OF PROBATE

Form C1421 is the HMRC form for the UK. The Inheritance Declaration is our own template, and we send it to you. These are named anchors, part of a typical pack and never the full list. Your exact set is instructed after we've talked.

Part of a typical pack, not your full list
TWO STAGES, NO SURPRISES
Your instructed pack

The exact documents for your situation, gone through with you after your quote.

If authorities ask for more

It occasionally happens, and it's the honest part: we spot it early, tell you immediately, and manage it with you.

Estate documents are sensitive. They're used for customs clearance only, shared solely with the authorities involved, and handled under UK GDPR.

WHEN YOU'RE READY

Tell us what you're dealing with

WhatsApp or a call, whichever is easier. We'll take the details gently and come back with exactly what's needed.

Prefer to see a price first? The quote form has an option for bringing an inheritance into the UK. No pressure either way.