Salgu offers English consultations for people planning a move in Korea. Send your date, route, inventory and building access details so the conversation can focus on your actual move.
Prepare your first message
You can start with: “Hi Salgu, I would like an English moving consultation. My preferred date is [date], from [area] to [area]. I have [main items and box estimate]. The departure and destination buildings have [floors, elevators and parking details]. I need help with [packing, carrying or other tasks].”
Add photographs of large furniture and difficult access where useful. Keep private documents and access codes out of a broad initial enquiry.
Confirm what the proposal covers
Ask about the service area, availability and the division of packing, transport, assembly and any specialist work. Explain if you need cleaning, disposal or storage coordination, and confirm whether those tasks are available for your situation.
Before booking, request a written scope and clarify how changes are handled. English consultation is confirmed; the language used by individual crew members and any on-site interpretation arrangement must be confirmed separately.
Can I ask in English if I do not know the Korean moving terms?
Yes. Describe what you need done; photographs and a list of tasks are often clearer than a service label.
Is this an instant booking or fixed-price offer?
No. An enquiry starts the consultation. Your schedule, work scope and booking conditions still need confirmation.
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About this guide
Original practical checklist by Salgu, prepared 29 September 2026. Examples are illustrative, not customer testimonials. Confirm building rules, product instructions and the written service scope for your own move.
