Moving one way in Europe [closed]

You have two choices:

• Hire a company to transport your stuff from where you live currently to your new home or
• Hire a car one-way and drive yourself

You will for sure find a car rental company that offers international one way rental, but they will add a charge as someone will have to drive the car back. It usually doesn't work for them to leave the car where you bring it and wait for another renter who will take it back, as frequently the car rental offices are national franchises. (There are execptions. I once got a car with a German registration from Sixt in France.)

So basically you have to compare prices.

Depending on where to where you need to go, it may or it may not make sense to maybe take a train to the next larger city in Germany, hire a car there (inside the EU), drive to Switzerland to load your belongings, then drive from there to your EU destination.

When looking for a different solution than driving yourself, do not just ask removal companies. (They are known to be expensive as they work for people who don't pay off their own pocket most of the time.) There are sites on the Internet where you can look for freight capacities. You could just say: I have X boxes / euro paletts which need to go from A to B in between day X and day Y and you will receive offers. But this would mean you need to properly pack up your stuff, though it may be a cheap option.

When it comes to furniture, unless you live in very expensive designer furniture, in most cases selling your stuff off or just dumping it and buying new is the better option over transporting it anyway as you will find yourself replacing things in your new home which don't really fit or which got damanged somehow during the transport.