Relocating your family to Nassau? TradeBridge Logistics helps individuals and families get their furniture, belongings and personal effects through the port and delivered to their new home — with one local team to answer your questions along the way.
We explain what documents are typically requested for personal effects and coordinate the clearance with licensed customs brokers, so you are not navigating the process alone.
Once your container or shipment is released, we arrange transport from the port to your home, condominium or gated community in New Providence.
Whether you are shipping a full 20' or 40' container or a smaller load of boxes and furniture, tell us what is coming and we will advise on the next steps.
Bill of lading, packing list or inventory, passport or ID, and residency or work-permit documents where applicable. Exact requirements depend on your status — read our customs guide for an overview.
Overseas movers and relocation coordinators looking for a Bahamas destination partner should visit our International Moving & Relocation page.
Yes, household goods and personal effects can be imported. Whether duty or other charges apply depends on your residency status, the items and Bahamas Customs rules at the time. We help you prepare the documents; the final assessment is made by Bahamas Customs.
No. We coordinate the clearance process for you and work through licensed Bahamas customs brokers for the formal customs entry.
Usually the bill of lading, a detailed packing list or inventory, your passport or ID, and any residency or work-permit papers. Send what you have and we will confirm what else is needed for your situation.
You can. If your moving company needs a Bahamas destination agent, they can contact us directly, and we will coordinate with them on your behalf.
Send the shipment details and documents, and our Nassau team will review the requirements and respond.