This is a special service intended for the safe transportation of the body or ashes of a deceased person to the place of burial. We guarantee that the body or the ashes of the deceased will be treated with the utmost dignity, as well as with full care at all stages of the air transport. This service is provided airport to airport.

Our specialists have experience in the preparation and registration of all necessary documents, and also have knowledge of the requirements and formalities of various countries for the procedure of repatriation of the body or ashes of the deceased.

Required documents for repatriation of the deceased:

• Copy of burial permission

• Medical death certificate

• Death certificate issued by civil registry offices

• Embalming certificate from an authorized funeral house

• Copy of the passport / ID of the deceased

• Copy of passport / ID of the shipper or accompanying person

• Full information about the Consignee / passport number / phone number

• Confirmation document from the embassy / consulate of the country of nationality of the deceased (in case of international repatriation)

• Customs declaration (in case of international repatriation)

• Air waybill

Range of services:

• Preparation of necessary documents for transportation

• Provision of special coffins, urns or containers, providing the possibility of safe transportation of the body or ashes of the deceased

• The preparation of the coffin in accordance with international criteria

• Handling and loading operations

• Customs clearance

• Air transportation to almost any airport in the world.

There are instances when a family requires or desires to move their loved one's body a distance after they pass away. 

This could result from someone passing away distant from their house or place of ultimate resting. Accessing funeral customs that are not yet available in the state of passing is another justification.  Whether in the form of ashes or whole remains, moving human remains is an extremely sensitive process. It represents a journey of respect and care as well as a logistical difficulty. Crossing borders makes the procedure considerably more complicated, underscoring the difficulties involved in international or offshore transportation. To ensure courteous and compliant management, this duty requires a deep awareness of various legal, cultural, and emotional elements.

Various Techniques For Moving Human Remains

No matter where someone passes away, plans must be made for getting their body to the location where it may be handled. A funeral director will typically arrange for the transportation of a deceased person's remains. Transportation entails particular regulations and considerations, which these experts will be adept at handling.

• Ground-Based Human Remains Transportation

The deceased's method of transportation will depend on how far they are from their place of residence and what common carriers can get them there and back. The most economical option is typically ground transportation, depending on the distance. The funeral home can make arrangements with an authorized carrier or send their own automobile to get the deceased. 

• Transporting Human Remains By Air

Depending on the location and the condition of the remains, different techniques are used while transferring human remains. Due to its efficiency and speed, air transport is frequently chosen; this is made possible by specialist cargo services that take extra care when handling such delicate items. Airlines handle these circumstances with special procedures that guarantee the remains are carried in a dignified and safe manner.

The procedure differs slightly for cremated remains. They are usually placed in an urn that has to be compliant with the airline's travel requirements. These urns are made to be easily accessed through airport security procedures in addition to safely holding the ashes. Families that are concerned about the environment and their own tastes frequently choose urns constructed of wood or biodegradable materials.

 Selecting cargo services or air transportation and working with knowledgeable experts who comprehend the subtleties of these delicate shipments is crucial.

• International Shipping of Human Remains

There are papers and rules specific to each country that must be adhered to when transporting a deceased person overseas. The destination country's embassy or consulate is the best source to find the most recent rules pertaining to the international transportation of human remains. It is necessary to double-check that you are adhering to the rules regarding cremated remains as well as bodies. Many companies specialize in the international shipping of human remains. These companies can be found online, through an embassy, or via a funeral home.

• Transporting cremation ashes

When a loved one dies somewhere other than their preferred burial place, cremation ashes are frequently transported. Moving cremated human remains across the nation or even to another continent is not at all unusual. Although moving ashes is not a difficult procedure, there are a few things you need to set up ahead of time to make sure everything goes according to plan.  The process becomes more intricate in international circumstances. Ashes import rules vary by country and usually need extensive documentation, such as certified copies of the cremation and death certificates. 

There are times when additional permissions or diplomatic documentation are needed. To navigate these complex legal requirements, it is imperative to consult with relevant diplomatic embassies and international transport experts. The principal objective is to ensure compliance with legal requirements while affording the process the appropriate level of respect and attention.

Transporting human remains whether they are complete bodies or just ashes requires a thorough knowledge of several protocols, laws, and cultural considerations. Depending on the kind of remains and the distance involved, costs can change.