Make everyday responsibilities easier to understand.

We welcome proposals from relocation businesses, movers, home-service providers and relevant specialists. Explain the actual service area and work offered. Helpful contributions identify responsibilities, timing, exclusions and the questions a household should ask before appointing a provider.

Ideas worth discussing

  • A practical interview about preparing a move or handover.
  • A checklist explaining home-management responsibilities during an absence.
  • A public-information briefing about service scope and coordination.
  • A labelled relocation or home-service campaign.

What to include in your proposal

Include the business, location, proposed service area, relevant public profile and the reader problem your proposal addresses. Distinguish your own work from tasks performed by another provider. Explain timing and commercial involvement without sending customer addresses, shipment inventories or private home-access information.

From proposal to an agreed brief

Start with a short outline. Proposals are considered for their relevance, evidence and practical fit. If the idea is taken forward, the next discussion can define scope, responsibilities, timing, attribution, permissions and any commercial terms.

A collaboration does not guarantee immigration, customs, repair or insurance outcomes. No reader booking, private property access or customer file is transferred automatically. Any service appointment must have its own provider, scope, permissions and terms.

Our editorial standards, relationship disclosures and advertising policy guide that discussion. Please wait for an explicit agreement before announcing a relationship or using the publication’s name or logo.

Partnership questions

Can a mover contribute a relocation checklist?

Yes. Explain the intended audience, scope and evidence behind the advice. Separate the mover’s own services from customs, immigration or other decisions it does not control. Commercial interests should be disclosed.

Can home-management providers propose an interview?

Yes. Useful subjects include defined responsibilities, reporting, access and emergency procedures. Please describe your actual service area and role. A proposed interview is not an endorsement or an appointment to manage a reader’s property.

Will a collaboration generate automatic service bookings?

No booking allocation or guaranteed customer volume is offered. Readers’ messages are not automatically shared with providers. Any future commercial enquiry route would require its own clear process and visitor choice.

May I send customer addresses or access details as examples?

Please do not send private addresses, keys, access codes, shipment inventories or customer documents. A general description and public business information are sufficient for the first proposal.

Can one provider claim to handle every part of a move?

Describe the actual scope and identify other responsible parties. A broad package should not obscure separate customs, property, insurance, banking or immigration questions. Claims about permissions or outcomes need appropriate support.

Start with your proposal.

This enquiry is for Relocation & home services. Write to MM2H.org Editorial and continue on WhatsApp when you are ready.

Relocation & home services enquiry

Use public business information only. Please leave out client files, identity documents, health information and other sensitive records. Maximum 1,500 characters.

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