Save by moving your internet & TV services wisely

Compare internet and TV providers for your new address. Choose whether to transfer your current plan or switch, discover where you can save, and schedule the connection around your moving date.

My moving plan
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What will you arrange?

Move internet and TV to a new address

Moving internet & TV: the essentials

Arrange internet and TV for your new home on time. Compare plans at your new address, check your current contract, and find out whether switching can reduce your monthly costs.

When should you arrange this?

  • Preferably six weeks before your moving date
  • Earlier if installation or a technician is needed
  • You can apply as soon as you know your new address
  • Check your current notice period to avoid double charges

What do you need?

  • New address
  • Planned moving date
  • Current provider and contract
  • Preferred internet speed
  • Whether you want a TV plan
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Enter details

Enter your moving date and new address to compare plans.

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Compare plans

Enter your details first.

We will load the comparison tool once we know your moving date and new address. It compares internet and TV providers by price, monthly costs, contract length, terms, and any welcome discounts. You can immediately see which internet plan best suits your new home and budget.

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Helpful tips

Check your contract

See whether you can cancel, transfer, or switch.

Compare total costs

Consider the monthly price, installation costs, and promotions.

Use a switching service

Your new provider may then handle the switch.

Schedule installation on time

Choose an installation date around moving day.

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Check it off

Finished with move your internet & TV services? Check it off! 💪

This helps you complete your move without loose ends.

Save and continue later

Frequently asked questions

When should I arrange internet when moving?

Arrange internet as soon as you know your new address and moving date. Preferably start six weeks in advance, especially if you need a technician or are switching providers. This gives you more time to schedule installation and delivery properly.

Can I take my current internet plan to my new address?

That depends on your provider, contract, and availability at your new address. Check whether your current plan can be supplied there. If not, check the terms for a moving arrangement or whether you can switch.

Should I transfer my internet plan or switch?

Transferring is convenient if you are satisfied and your provider serves the new address. Switching may be attractive if your contract is ending, you want faster service, or you find a cheaper plan. Comparing price, speed, contract length, installation, and terms can sometimes save dozens of euros per month.

Can I save by comparing internet and TV?

Yes. Moving is a good time to compare providers. Different providers or new-customer promotions may be available at your new address. Comparing prices, speeds, and terms shows whether switching is more affordable than your current plan.

Do I need to cancel my old internet plan myself?

If you use a switching service, your new provider may handle the cancellation. Otherwise, start the new plan first and cancel the old one afterward. Always ask for confirmation.

How can I avoid being without internet temporarily?

Schedule installation around moving day and do not cancel your old plan too early. Ask when the new plan becomes active. A short interruption may occur when switching, but it should be limited.

What is the notice period for my internet plan?

After the fixed term, you can generally cancel a telecom plan without charge with no more than one month’s notice. Charges may apply during the fixed term. Always check your contract.

Can I cancel my internet plan without charge because I am moving?

Not always. Some providers offer moving arrangements, but charges may apply if you are still under contract. Check the general terms for what happens if you move and your provider cannot serve the new address.

Avoid common mistakes

  1. 1Applying too lateInstallation or a technician may involve a wait.
  2. 2Not checking your contractCheck its term, notice period, and charges.
  3. 3Canceling too earlyCancel only after your new connection is confirmed.
  4. 4Considering promotions onlyAlso compare the monthly price and costs after the promotional period.

Continue with your move

Sources

Logo ACM ConsuWijzerACM ConsuWijzer – Choosing a telecom providerLogo ACM ConsuWijzerACM ConsuWijzer – Canceling a telecom plan

Last updated: June 2026

Every move is different. Direct-regelen can only provide general tips. Always check your provider’s contract and terms.