Everything You Need To Know About Repatriation Services
COVID-19 has affected countless countries and regions, making it harder for families to cope with their loved ones living abroad. Unfortunately, the devastating impacts of COVID-19 have made it more common for people to opt for funeral repatriation.
Here’s what you need to know about repatriation services.
WHAT IS FUNERAL REPATRIATION?
Repatriation services refer to the process of transporting a deceased to his or her family in another country. Depending on the repatriation costs, rules, and regulations, the funeral can bury or cremate the person once they arrive at the destination.
WHAT ARE THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR REPATRIATION?
Funeral homes will require you to send a few documents before they can proceed with the repatriation of the deceased body. The documents may include the original death certificate, the deceased’s passport, and the import and export limit. However, the documents will vary depending on countries with different requirements, so keep that in mind.
HOW DOES A FUNERAL REPATRIATION WORK?
If your loved one in another country wants a cremation or burial for their funeral, you can contact a funeral home that offers repatriation services. The funeral home shall handle everything required to transport your loved one if he or she passes suddenly away.
HOW MUCH DOES A FUNERAL REPATRIATION COSTS?
The cost of repatriation services will depend on the country and funeral home. For example, a funeral home in the United Kingdom (UK) might charge you £2,000 to £4,000. In Singapore, it might cost $5888 to $8288. Contact the funeral home to find out the exact price.
CONCLUSION
In a time when COVID-19 is still rampant, repatriation services are getting more common. However, due to different government policies and actions against COVID-19, the process of funeral repatriation might take longer than expected.
For reliable repatriation services, visit this website and contact Flying Home to know more about funeral repatriation.
