Count each type and describe its outside size.
List boxes and barrels separately, with external measurements, approximate weights and broad contents. Say which are packed and which still need attention.
Bring the whole shipment into the discussion
Explain the mix of belongings before choosing the next step.
Sending boxes, furniture or a mixture of belongings to Sint Eustatius? Tell us what is going together, where it would be collected and who expects to receive it. We can review the proposed journey with the packing and handling help you want.

Put the different pieces in one picture
A shipment description should make the whole load understandable. Keep the packages and furniture distinct, then explain anything that needs a separate review.
List boxes and barrels separately, with external measurements, approximate weights and broad contents. Say which are packed and which still need attention.
Give approximate sizes and point out fragile or removable parts. Tell the team what may need dismantling and show collection access during the survey.
Describe vehicles, business goods or larger unusual pieces separately. Their acceptance and import requirements need a specific check for the actual items.
Add context to the count
Ten small boxes and ten large furniture pieces describe different loads. Dimensions, packing needs and access help the team understand what your list means.
Use a planning inventory to organise the household items. Update it when pieces change; the estimate does not select equipment or confirm a price, fit or shipping method.
Build a household planning listMatch the process to the actual goods
Customs Caribbean Netherlands publishes guidance on moving with household goods. Ask whether the actual shipment and move fit the applicable conditions; a household description alone does not decide the outcome.
Keep the goods list and your intended move clear when asking what the authority needs to assess. If residence confirmation or goods arrival is still unsettled, raise that as its own question.
Read the Customs moving guidanceTurn the description into a work discussion
Our team handles the survey and manages the agreed job. Explain the preparation you want considered while the proposed Sint Eustatius journey and receiving scope are reviewed.
Full-service moves include professional international packing, furniture dismantling and reassembly, with the work set out in the quotation. Our international packing specialists have over 20 years of experience.
Show delicate pieces and access limits during the survey. Packing-only conditions need a separate check.
A more useful Sint Eustatius enquiry
Yes. Keep package types and furniture pieces separate within the same enquiry. That makes the proposed load easier to review without assuming everything has the same preparation needs.
A piece count alone does not select equipment or a shipping method. Give dimensions and broad contents so the team can review the actual load and proposed journey.
Give external package measurements and approximate furniture sizes. Identify anything unusual, and mark figures as estimates where they have not been checked.
Yes. Point out the items needing help during the survey. The team will discuss packing, dismantling and reassembly requests alongside the proposed shipment.
No. Ask Customs which conditions apply to the actual move, origin and belongings. An enquiry, planning list or quotation does not decide relief or tax treatment.
Use the route leaving Sint Eustatius option and name the destination. Each direction needs its own journey and receiving review.
Connected services
Start with the main shipment. Add supporting services only when they are useful, so the enquiry stays clear.