Return of mortal remains, sometimes known as repatriation of mortal remains, refers to the return of a deceased body to its native nation, as well as the accompanying legalities. It can be difficult to lose a family member and the circumstances are exacerbated if the family member is in another nation. That’s why we put forth our highly reliable services.

The cost of international repatriation of remains varies based on many factors, including the distance travelled the location of death, government rules in the place of death and home country, and so on. our service includes removing the body from the hospital; co-ordinating with the forensics and dealing with the local police, embalming, arranging a coffin or container suitable for international transportation of remains, coordinating with the embassy/consulate for passport cancelation, obtaining an import certificate, and other government formalities, transporting the body to the airport and arranging the flight.

In most cases, the body remains, or ashes are delivered to an airport or moved by ground transportation to the terminal closest to the deceased person’s principal residence in his or her nation. we also support their clearance in the destinations, including ambulance services, through our network partners (this especially includes India, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Philippines, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Nepal).