Moving guide USA/New York

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Moving to USA/New York? Find out all you need to know in a minute! Learn from locals who have recently moved and source moving hacks to make sure you don’t miss a beat. These helpful tips will have you wondering why you didn’t move sooner.

Aakash Anand
1 Dec
Hi... i need a Job in USA i am From India and i can do anything please guys tell me what can I do to reach here.
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- Nicity Official
  Hi Aakash! Thanks for reaching out to us. You can start with our free Relocation Guide. It is your resource center for anything you need, including how to find a job. Make sure you check out ‘Working in the US’ section. Here is the link for you: https://nicity.com/guide If you need more help with your job search, you can connect with us here and get personalised assistance: https://nicity.com/relocation/settling-in/find-a-job/about In case you need any other help, if you click ‘All Services’ button, there you will get a list of relocation services that Nicity offers. Hope that was helpful! Please let us know if you have any other questions! Best, Nicity Team
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Michael Markert
19 Aug
One thing I am finding out about living in NYC is that literally everything is so easy to get delivered. Yes, apartments are smaller but when you embrace only having what you need instead of stocking up on bulk items from Costco, it's actually quite managable. Meals, groceries, dry cleaning, everything gets delivered. #livinginNYC
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Kay Campfield
18 Aug
I've lived in the south my whole life, and on top of that, with the exception of a recent five-year stretch of time, it has been out in the suburbs (and even further out, if that's a thing). So, when it comes to maneuvering the city, it has been a matter of driving. I've only visited NYC but now considering it as a place to live. I am honestly fretting about the subway. I understand that it is significantly organized and, by all accounts, considered very user-friendly. Still, the country girl in me is low-key terrified of winding up exactly opposite of where I'm supposed to be! So, with that being said, how was your first experience with the subway system, and how did you eventually figure it out? Oh! And when I visited, it was for a weekend, and I was visiting friends, so I literally just followed along. #movingtonewyork #nycsubways
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Kay Campfield
11 Aug
Suggestions on idea cities in NY that would give suburban living at a more attractive housing budget? #movingtonewyork #newyorkhousing #newyorkrealestate
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Scott Leventon
11 Aug
Things to know about #MovingtoNYC on a budget: - Get ready to pay more for less: whether it’s your apartment, bar tab, or dinner, everything is more expensive in #NewYorkCity. - Only bring a car if you need it: parking and driving in New York City is a nightmare, and finding a monthly parking garage is near unaffordable. - Take care of yourself: life is fast in New York, sometimes you need to slow down and take a break from the partying and late nights. What are your tips for moving to NYC?!
1253, 63rd Street, 1253, 63rd Street, New York, New York, United States
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Christina Venditti
1 Jun
Looking for some advice. I've lived in a small town my whole life. I will be moving to NYC in the fall (living in Manhattan) and I'm so nervous. Does anyone have some words of wisdom to share with me? What advice would you share with someone moving to the city for the first time? #moving #relocation
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- Didac Villacampa
  From someone who has moved quite a bit, I recommend to stay positive, have an open mind and have a plan! Moving, especially to a new city is very overwhelming! Staying positive as much as possible will make the experience fun and exciting! Having an open mind, especially when going to open houses will let you see the pros and cons of each apartment or home without destroying your expectations. Lastly, have your plan - it is great to look at different neighborhoods and expanding around to see what is out there. But, write down your top neighborhoods and as you visit write down the pros and cons! Is transportation near your home (always think about the weather), is there a bodega near for emergency food, medicine, paper towels, etc.. ? Good luck! You will love living in the city!
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Elizabeth Stone
1 Jun
#relocation #moving #dog Anyone move to NYC with dog? Pests can be an issue sometimes, when you are looking for an apartment to rent:( Is there anything I should be preparing for? Any advice? I would like to be near Central Park
Upper West Side, New York, New York, United States
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- Nicity Expert
  Hi Elizabeth - Christina makes a great point. Are you open to discovering other dog friendly neighborhoods? The Where Quiz will prioritize these neighborhoods for you if you specify what is important to you (ie. dog parks, outdoor space, etc.)
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