INTERNATIONAL REPATRIATION SERVICES
INTERNATIONAL REPATRIATION SERVICES
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Harmony Asian Funeral Directors is more than just your average funeral directors, we have worked closely with bereavement counsellors to unsure we can provide professional help and guidance to families going through difficult times, whether that is coping with a shock death or losing someone at a young age. In this section we try to answer some of your questions, alternatively we are always only one phone call away if you ever feel the need to speak to someone.
International repatriation refers to the process of returning a person’s remains or belongings to their home country after they have passed away abroad.
International repatriation is necessary to fulfil the deceased person's wishes, cultural or religious requirements, or the family’s preferences for their loved one to be laid to rest in their home country.
The required documents vary by country, but typically include a death certificate, embalming certificate, a certificate of non-contagious disease, and relevant identification documents. Additionally, you might need consular or embassy involvement.
The cost of international repatriation can vary significantly based on factors like the destination country, distance, mode of transportation, and any additional services. It’s advisable to contact a repatriation service provider for an accurate estimate.
The duration of the repatriation process depends on various factors, including paperwork, transportation arrangements, and the receiving country’s regulations. It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.
Yes, embalming is often required for international repatriation to preserve the body during transportation. The embalming process is carried out by licensed professionals.
Yes, many countries allow the international repatriation of ashes. You’ll need to follow specific regulations for packaging and transporting cremated remains.
Embassies and consulates can provide guidance and assistance in navigating the legal and administrative aspects of repatriation. They can also help in coordinating with local authorities and connecting families with reliable repatriation services.
Yes, you can work with a local funeral home or repatriation service provider experienced in international transfers. They can handle the necessary paperwork, logistics, and transportation arrangements.
Yes, to prevent the spread of diseases, many countries have health regulations in place for the repatriation of remains. This may involve obtaining a certificate stating that the body is not contagious.
We understand that when arranging a repatriation, you require things to move fairly rapidly. Get in touch by telephone but emails are monitored frequently and are replied to as soon as possible.
Alternatively to obtain a full quotation for a plan to a specific Country just click the button below.
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Our friendly and experienced staff will work with you to ensure every detail is just right. We understand it can be difficult to think about your final send off, so you can rest assured we provide a compassionate service.
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