Cost to move out of Illinois by state
- Illinois to Pennsylvaniaabout 460 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$6,500
- Illinois to South Carolinaabout 685 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$6,500
- Illinois to North Carolinaabout 750 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$6,500
- Illinois to New Jerseyabout 780 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$6,550
- Illinois to Massachusettsabout 995 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$7,150
- Illinois to Coloradoabout 1,015 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$7,200
- Illinois to Texasabout 1,085 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$7,350
- Illinois to Floridaabout 1,140 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$7,500
Costs are estimates from published 2026 industry data for the typical distance between each state’s main cities. Each page shows costs by city and its source.
What to know about Illinois
Illinois has a flat 4.95% state income tax and some of the highest property taxes in the country. Chicago requires a street-use permit to reserve parking for a moving truck on many streets.
Illinois has a state income tax on wages.
Moving from a city in Illinois? Chicago
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to move out of Illinois?
It depends mostly on distance and home size. For a 2-bedroom home, a move to Pennsylvania costs about $3,300–$6,500, while a move to Florida costs about $3,300–$7,500. These are estimates from 2026 industry data; your quote depends on weight, date and services.
What should I know before moving out of Illinois?
Illinois has a flat 4.95% state income tax and some of the highest property taxes in the country. Chicago requires a street-use permit to reserve parking for a moving truck on many streets.
Does Illinois have a state income tax?
Yes. Illinois taxes wages. Check the state revenue department for current rates before you compare salaries.
Do I need an interstate mover?
Yes, for any move that crosses a state line. The mover must be registered with the FMCSA and have a USDOT number, which you can check on the FMCSA website.
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