Dead Body Transportation from Monaco to India

Dead Body Transportation from Monaco to India

Saying a final goodbye to the departed soul through dignified last rites in the homeland is mandatory. But it is always disheartening and painful to bring back the deceased body of a beloved friend or family member home from a foreign country. To lessen the pain of such bereaved hearts, Last Journey organization is working at the forefront as a renowned funeral direction entity.

Our dead body transportation services are extended to all countries. If someone is seeking the best professional assistance for shifting the remains from Monaco to India, Last Journey is just a call away.

The repatriation service package provided by our proficient team covers all important liabilities. From registration of death to doorstep delivery of remains, the team will assist you as your partner in pain.

A quick look at the key features of our repatriation services -

1. Informing the higher and local authorities of Monaco regarding a legal shifting of the deceased body
2. Seeking permits and clearances from the concerned departments of Monaco in the form of valid documents
3. Guiding the family members while providing essential details to a foreign authority
4. Providing basic to advanced amenities on the ground of Monaco to the deceased body
5. Creating an online portal for updating family regarding the ongoing process
6. Analyzing the best flight schedule and booking tickets for final shipping from Monaco to India
7. Contacting authorities and local funeral homes on behalf of the family

All these tasks are carried out by our highly skilled and well-experienced staff workers. In-depth knowledge of legal papers, contacts of foreign authorities, and years of experience enable them to quickly arrange a legit & dignified repatriation.

What is the stepwise process of bringing a dead body back to India from Monaco?

1. Notifying the embassies of India and Monaco -

The very initial step our team takes is to inform the consulate officials or embassy workers about the demise of an Indian citizen in Monaco. The authorities cross-check the information provided and grant a permit to export the dead body.

They grant -:

• A transit permit or export permit for the relocation of mortal remains
• No objection certificate (NOC)

These two essential documents act as primary clearance for dead body transportation.

2. Collecting the remains and Death Certificate -

The team reaches the location where the deceased body is kept. In the presence of local area police, we collect the remains and shift them to a certified hospital authority for primary medical examination. If death occurs due to any unnatural cause, it will be sent further for postmortem procedure.

The hospital authority grants a valid Death Certificate which includes -:

• Name, gender and age of the departed person
• Time and date of demise
• Cause of death

All information must be in English language.

3. Preparation of the dead body for air shipping -

Embalming is an integral part of safe and legal dead body shipping. To prevent the body from decomposition, embalming doctors replace the dead body fluid with a chemical and water mixture.

Now the properly embalmed body will be shifted in a certified coffin box. This box must have metal linings on the corners and a hassle-free sealing lock.

4. List of other crucial documents -

To avoid any mistakes and untimely delays, we provide a list of necessary documents which includes -:

• Embalming Reports
• Coffin box certificate
• No communicable disease letter
• Consent letter by family
• Details of flight services
• Passport & visa of the departed person
• IDs of family and team members
• Clearance from police
• Clearance from the airport authority
• Name, address and contact of consignee

All these documents will be collected by our team on behalf of the deceased's family.

5. Two-way air cargo facilities -

The team will book two-way air cargo tickets for shifting remains from Monaco to India. It will help you return the belongings of Monaco authorities after the dead body delivery.