Dead Body Transportation services from Panama to India

Dead Body Transport from Panama to India

The death of an Indian citizen in Panama comes under the lawful procedure of international transportation. Without the right guidance from a professional and experienced team, the family of the deceased will lack at various stages of legal and safe repatriation.

Any Indian family looking for a certified, credible, experienced and renowned team to shift the dead body of a beloved one from Panama to India can contact Last Journey team of India.

Why Last Journey for international Dead Body shifting?

• The team holds years of experience and expertise in the complex procedure of repatriation.
• We have contacts with foreign embassies and authorities including Panama.
• Our staff is highly skilled and certified for completing the documentation process.
• We keep the least physical involvement of grieving families in the paperwork.
• Last Journey works not only on a professional basis but personally empathizes with the family and takes care of them with a feeling of compassion.

Last Journey team covers all the basic to advanced requirements of the deceased body and the authorities of Panama. Along with our key services, we strive to fulfill any personalized demand of the departed soul if it is possible.

What are our prime services in international dead body shipping?

Immediately after receiving the help call from our clients, the team starts taking charge of the below-listed responsibilities.

1. We inform the consulate officials of Panama & India regarding the death of an Indian in Panama.
2. The team registered the death legally in the records of the embassy.
3. We arrange a slot in the mortuary of Panama for shifting the body safely.
4. The team collects all the necessary documents on behalf of the family of the deceased.
5. We book flight and air cargo tickets online according to the convenience of the family.
6. The team will guide the family in providing the right information to the authorities and receiving only valid documents from them.
7. We assist in embalming, medical examination and postmortem etc.
8. Provision of the ambulance, coffin box, freezer box and metal container is included in our service package.

If the repatriation is carried out only by the team, our teammates will update you about the ongoing process and requirements through an online portal created by the team.

How do we guide the clients in lawfully completing paperwork?

Our skilled team members are completely aware of the required documents by Panama authorities for safely and legally shifting the dead body. They approach the concerned departments in a stepwise manner to obtain them.

1. Death Certificate from a certified or government hospital authority of Panama.
2. Exit permit from the embassy or consulate of Panama.
3. A no objection certificate (NOC) by local area police.
4. Postmortem reports if the death happened due to any unnatural cause.
5. Embalming certificate by the center
6. Coffin box certificate by the local funeral home authority
7. Passport of the deceased (original Indian)
8. IDs of all participants in dead body relocation
9. Consent letter by the family of the deceased
10. A letter stating no communicable disease in the body
11. Details of the online booked tickets
12. Airport clearance for airlifting the dead body from Panama to India
13. Details of the consignee (name, address, and contact number)

All these important papers must be available in original and photocopy format. The team will arrange 10 copies of each original document.

Why embalming plays a pivotal role in the international transportation of the dead body?

To prevent the remains from damage and keep them fresh, embalming is essential. Professional embalming doctors inject a chemical mixture in the place of dead body fluid and cover the body with a chemical substance.

The embalmed body will be shifted in a sealed coffin box.

In the end, the team books online tickets for two-way air cargo services and flight services. It will help the deceased's family in returning the belongings of the Panama authority after repatriation without visiting again.