
Furniture moving in Tbilisi
Tbilisi traffic, narrow streets and trouble with freight lifts turn a relocation into a stressful day.
NextMove covers every district of the capital. What we offer is a process with no surprises: a written, fixed price that does not grow because of the traffic, and property insured 100% from packing to assembly.
How does our service work?

#1 Assessment
You contact us or send photos and the address, and we come back with an exact price

#2 Packing
We arrive at the agreed time with packing materials and get the furniture ready to move

#3 Moving
We move your things, assemble them at the new address, and take the packing waste away with us.
Every district covered
We work anywhere in Tbilisi. From the awkward approaches of the central districts through to the outskirts. And if you have to leave the capital, our intercity moving service covers the whole of Georgia
Working around the traffic
Traffic should not change your plans. When it is needed, our team works evening hours and weekends, which matters most during an office move or a business relocation.


Old and undersized lifts
The capital’s older buildings often have nothing but small passenger lifts. Our team disassembles oversized furniture properly, so that carrying it through the stairwell by hand damages neither the interior nor your things.
100% financial responsibility
Your appliances and fragile crockery are fully insured. Our professional packing service cuts the risk to a minimum
Frequently asked questions
Yes. If the building has a working freight lift, carrying it up is part of the standard rate. Where there is no lift, the rate changes.
A full move of a standard 1-2 room apartment takes 4 to 6 hours on average. The length depends on the volume of your things and on the traffic on that particular route.
Of course. Tskneti, Tabakhmela, Kojori and other nearby settlements are fully covered. Beyond the city limits the rate is calculated separately.
Alongside standard furniture, we offer a separate piano moving service, carried out by a crew trained for it, with the right protective equipment and straps.







