Moving in/out

Moving house is more than carrying boxes. The rental contract, utilities, keys, property condition and separate municipal address procedures may all need attention. Which steps apply depends on the property and where you are moving.

What BRIDGE can tell you now

What to check

✓Check your lease for the required move-out notice period and the method for giving notice. Do not assume a universal notice period.
✓Keep a record of the property condition at move-in and move-out where practical, and follow the inspection / key-return process stated by the landlord or management company.

Important

Your rental move and your municipal address registration are related life events but not the same procedure. BRIDGE keeps those tracks separate so one is not mistaken for completion of the other.

Official sources

Last verified: 2026-08-30

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