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Korea Relocations to and from Hawaiʻi: Your Step-by-Step Guide Moving between Hawaiʻi and Korea can feel like an exciting step—but the international logistics can also feel complex. With careful planning—and our step-by-step guide below—you’ll be well positioned to navigate it all. Whether you’re moving from Hawaiʻi to South Korea or moving to Hawaiʻi from South Korea, we’ll walk you through all the essential steps, including: Shipping your household goods to Korea or Hawaiʻi How much it costs to move between Hawaiʻi and Korea What to look for in an international moving company Customs regulations for moving to Korea, including duty-free clearance requirements Customs regulations for...

Considering about 21% of the Hawaiʻi population identifies as Japanese or part-Japanese, it’s no surprise that moves between Hawaiʻi and Japan are popular. If you’re moving to Japan from Hawaiʻi (or vice versa), we’ll show you what you need to know for a safe, easy, and affordable move. The Hawaiʻi–Japan ConnectionHawaiʻi and Japan have long shared significant cultural connections that started back in the late 19th century when Japanese immigrants moved to Hawaiʻi and found work on the islands’ sugar cane plantations. Today, that connection continues with significant tourism traffic between the two destinations. In Hawaiʻi, the influence of Japanese culture is easy to spot....

Kauaʻi’s lush landscapes, laid-back feel, and local community spirit make it a memorable home for anyone who’s been lucky enough to live on the island. For some, Kauaʻi is a dream destination. For others, Kauaʻi is a jumping-off point for new adventures, either on another island, the U.S. mainland, or abroad. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell real estate on Kauaʻi, you’re in the right place to get a handle on the Kauaʻi real estate market. Below, we’ll offer real estate trends and trips for Kauaʻi buyers and sellers, so you have all the intel you need to make your next move. In This...

Moving to Hawaiʻi comes with an extra layer of logistics. It’s not just the distance. It’s also the fact that you’ll have to pack up your belongings and turn them over to a moving company who will send them to Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, or the Big Island. (And then, of course, you’ll also have to get yourself there, along with any other family members who are moving with you!) To help you keep track of all of the details, we’ve put together a timeline to help you organize your Hawaiʻi move from start to finish. Once you go through the below checklist, you’ll know exactly...

Freight is the lifeblood of Hawaiʻi’s businesses. However, getting cargo to, from, and around an isolated location like the Hawaiian Islands can feel complex. To help add ease to your mainland, interisland, and international cargo logistics, we put together this guide to Hawaiʻi freight. Below, you’ll hear expert freight tips from our teams on Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, and both sides of the Big Island (Hilo and Kona). These must-knows will help you keep your Hawaiʻi freight moving—and ensure it arrives in excellent condition. (We’ll even try to save you some money along the way!) #1: Right-Size Solutions Are Available Much of Hawaiʻi’s freight moves to...

About a million people call Oʻahu their home. Around 17,000 live on North Shore. Contrast that with the 350,964 residents living in Urban Honolulu, and you’ll start to get a sense just how different the North Shore can feel from busy Honolulu.   Oʻahu 1,016,508 2020 Census  Urban Honolulu 350,964 2020 Census North Shore 17,232 C&C Data If you’re moving to Oʻahu and looking for a laid-back lifestyle—something that offers a more rural feel than what you’d find around Honolulu—the North Shore might be perfect for you.    In this article, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know if you’re considering a move to...