Outbound and inbound fine art shipments � export crating in India, customs inventories, air or sea freight, and white-glove install through partners in 8 countries and 32 main cities.
International Fine Art Logistics (Packing & Moving) covers two directions: collections leaving India for museums, fairs, galleries or private homes overseas, and works returning or arriving into India. One MoveNXT art manager stays accountable for crating, documentation and destination handover.
Cross-border art follows conservation-aligned handling used with ICOM practice and quality frameworks used by FIDI partners, with inventories prepared for customs rather than domestic cartage alone.
Whether the destination is London, New York, Dubai, Singapore or a return hang in Delhi, we plan mode, transit time and paperwork before the first work is packed.
MoveNXT remains the single point of contact. Destination unpacking and hang is completed through vetted partners so registrars are not coordinating two vendors across time zones.
Share the origin country, destination country and what is travelling. We recommend air, sea or a split shipment based on the exhibition or collection calendar.
We survey the works and recommend air, sea or a split shipment based on the calendar and volume.
Crews crate to export standard and prepare inventories used for customs filing.
Works move by air or sea with documentation support at origin and destination.
Destination agents unpack, condition-check and hang with your MoveNXT manager still on the file.
Outbound art leaving India � choose a destination country or city and request a quote, for example India to USA (United States) or India to Dubai.
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Inbound art into India � choose the origin country and request a quote, for example USA (United States) to India or UAE (United Arab Emirates) to India.
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Share origin, destination and what is moving � a dedicated art manager responds within one business day.