English-speaking moving & relocation companies in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking moving & relocation companies in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

Top moving & relocation companies in Madrid

Covering Madrid and nearby areas

  • Madrid
  • Alcobendas
  • Alcorcón
  • Boadilla del Monte
  • Collado Villalba
  • Coslada

Expat Experiences you can learn from

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Florencia

Madrid, Jun 2026

My son has been studying with Esther for at least 4 years, and the improvement is amazing - before he started, he would only speak to me in English, and now he talks to me in Spanish. The classes are always very prepared, really fun and engaging, and the teachers bring in things like history, chess, football and Minecraft to keep him focused and excited. He mainly does 1 to 1 lessons, and Esther also created shared lessons with other children his age, which has been a perfect combination. Communication is very proactive and personalized, and the price feels really good, even a bit lower than what I was used to for Spanish lessons.

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Timothée

Madrid, Mar 2026

Céline was our real estate agent for a few moves, first renting a flat and later buying our home. She’s very knowledgeable about the market, very focused on expats and French expats. Her help was instrumental with all the legal obligations and working with the notary and whatnot. Price was a bit more than expected and timing wasn't perfect but what we expected, overall we’re really happy with it.

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Katherine

Barcelona, Jun 2026

I’ve been a client of Laci’s during my transition here, and she was really good at helping me find a better balance with diet for my physical needs and also mentally. I was struggling with food that really nourished me for the gym, my energy levels, and my menstrual cycle, and she helped me figure out which foods worked with me and which ones didn’t. She also planned supplements and natural foods for my needs, and gave me lessons on how to do some of these things at home, like fermentation. She’s been really hands on, and I felt like she helped me actually learn how to implement it into my lifestyle instead of having to rely on buying everything out.

What to know about moving & relocation in Madrid

Coordinating a move into or around a new country is a lot to manage in a language you're still learning. Locallista lists English-speaking movers and relocation specialists in Madrid, from international shipping to settling-in support. Every company is screened before listing and ranked on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Pick a category below and get a quote directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there English-speaking relocation services in Madrid?
Yes. Relocation is one of the most expat-focused services here, and many companies handle the whole move in English, from shipping to visas, your NIE and settling in. We list ones reviewed by people who've used them.
Do I actually need a relocation agent?
It depends how much you want to handle yourself. Some people happily go it alone, others find an agent worth it for the visas, paperwork and house hunt. The reviews are honest about where agents add real value and where they don't.
How do I find a trustworthy mover?
Look for clear quotes and reviews mentioning moves like yours, local or international. For shipping, get a few quotes, since prices vary a lot by volume and distance.
Can a relocation service help with visas and my NIE?
Many do, bundling immigration, NIE and housing support into one service. Just check exactly what's included before you sign, as packages differ a lot.
Should I sort the move before I arrive?
Often, yes. Many relocation and immigration steps are easier to start before you land, and most agents work with clients remotely.
How much do bureaucratic services cost in Madrid?
A gestoría in Madrid handles the NIE for a closed price of around €390 including VAT and state fees, with monthly accounting from €60.
How much do drivers cost in Madrid?
A private driver in Madrid starts at around €60 an hour for a saloon, €70 for a seven seater and €90 for a luxury car, plus 10% IVA, with airport runs and day trips quoted as a closed price per trip. Madrid chauffeur firms run 24/7 for early flights and late arrivals, and some add a night supplement of around 20% between 22:00 and 06:00.
How much do movers cost in Madrid?
A move in Madrid starts around €350 plus 21% VAT, with a typical job €500 to €1,200 and each extra worker about €96.
How much do personal assistants cost in Madrid?
A personal assistant in Madrid costs around €12 to €15 an hour, with the wider market €10 to €18.
How much do relocation companies cost in Madrid?
Relocation in Madrid costs around €500 to €1,200, and moving between September and April is 20% to 40% cheaper than the summer peak.