What does repatriation mean and how does it work?

At the time, when a death occurs repatriation is the process of transporting either their body or their ashes of deceased to their home and even to another country. Arranging Repatriation Funeral Services can seem daunting, but once you’ve chosen Asian Funeral Services to take care of it, our team will do most of the hard work for you and make a difficult time a little easier. If a friend or family member dies, for example, repatriation funeral services can help you bring their body back home and our customized plans allow people to both pre-plan and pre-pay their funerals. In British countrywide who die in the UK express a wish to be buried or cremated abroad, but our funeral directors offer repatriation from the UK. As soon as you have provided us with a copy of the death certificate, we will handle the preparation of all other documentation required to repatriate the deceased by air transport with comfortable planning.

How do you repatriate to or from the UK & how long does it take?

You need to register the death with the local authorities in the country where the person passed away, whether you’re a UK resident or non-UK resident abroad planning repatriation to the UK. You have to find your nearest British embassy, high commission to grant permission for the process.

The over costs of Repatriation vary depending on travel, type of coffin, and whether the coffin needs to be airtight and might range from £2,000 to £4,000 or, may vary. After all, hiring our Repatriation Funeral Services to repatriate a body belonging to a loved one makes the process simpler and makes you feel confident in your emotional time.