Your planning guide for a long-distance move to Alaska: cost, where new residents come from and delivery timing.

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About 29,456 people moved to Alaska from another state in 2024, according to Census estimates. The largest group came from Texas (about 2,685 people), followed by Washington and South Carolina.

Migration source: U.S. Census Bureau, State-to-State Migration Flows, 2024 American Community Survey 1-year estimates (people age 1 and over).

Moves to or from Alaska involve ocean or long cross-border transport, so we do not publish a planning range online. Call us and we will tell you plainly whether we can help with your move.

Licensed interstate mover

Next Generation Movers, Rockville, MD. USDOT 3764697 · MC 1341637. Check any mover on FMCSA Protect Your Move.

Frequently asked questions

Do you publish prices for Alaska?

Not online. Call us for a plain answer on whether and how we can help.

How do I reach you?

Voice line (240) 905-4429, 24/7, or the office at (240) 422-2243.

Is Next Generation Movers licensed for interstate moves?

Yes. USDOT 3764697, MC 1341637, registered with the U.S. Department of Transportation.

How do I get a quote?

Call our voice line at (240) 905-4429 for an instant quote, 24/7, call the office at (240) 422-2243, or request an estimate online.

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