Repatriation of A Deceased Body
In death abroad, the loved one may be brought back home through repatriation.
Making A Decision
Hearing sad news about a loved one’s death abroad brings grief to the family back home. As a sudden scenario, it is hard to accept it. However, the family has to decide immediately what to do with the body. A solution is to choose repatriation services as soon as possible. There is peace of mind knowing that the body of the loved one is safe in their hands. It is necessary that a reliable provider is sought.
Preparation of Documents
Consider repatriation of the deceased body and consult the provider. Certainly, there are documents to prepare. One of them is the death certificate that mentions complete information about the mishap. When the cause is an accident, involvement of the police may be sought. Bringing home the body of the deceased involves communication with air transport authorities.
Cost of The Repatriation
In preparing for the repatriation costs, the family has to create the budget for it. There are options of bringing home the body or only the ashes. Certainly, it is more expensive for the body to come back. However, it is the best solution for the family to see their loved one for the last time. Farewells are difficult to do for an unpleasant scenario like this. But the family has to deal with it.
Preparing The Funeral
Organising a funeral for a repatriation is also possible. This includes selection of the casket for the body of the deceased. Also, choose the funeral parlour where the service is done. In addition, the floral arrangements for display near the casket have to be pleasant. Arrange the flowers from guests on the sides of the funeral parlour.
Give Flying Home the opportunity to provide an organised repatriation service.
