Dead Body Transportation from Poland to India

Dead Body Transportation services from Poland to India

With the professional help of globally expanded repatriation services of Last Journey Funeral Direction Organization, the grieving families of the deceased persons can bring the remains back home. You can immediately hire us to shift the dead body from Poland to India.

Our services include all essential aspects of a legitimate dead body transportation. From legal paperwork to the safety measures of the deceased body, our highly skilled team members will take charge of each responsibility.

A quick view of our repatriation services -:

Our years of experience and thorough knowledge of the international protocols about dead body shifting enable us to conclude the task smoothly & quickly.

Here are the main areas where we guide or assist the family of the deceased.

• Obtaining a legal permit from the consulates or embassy officials of both countries (India & Poland) for relocating the dead body.
• Completing all the paperwork and receiving required documents from the liable departments of the Poland authority
• Arranging the ground facilities for the safety & dignity of remains such as - ambulance van, coffin box, cooling cabinet and metal container for shipping etc.
• Contacting local funeral homes to easily shift the remains at a certified embalming center.
• Making travel arrangements for transportation through airways by booking online tickets.

Apart from these services, we consider the personalized demands of the deceased's family and strive to fulfill them if possible in a foreign land.

What are the key steps of Last Journey team in a dead body transportation from Poland to India?

The complex and time-consuming task of dead body relocation is segregated into the main four steps by our professionally trained team. In these subtasks, we include all requirements of authorities, the family of the departed person and the deceased body.

1. Attaining clearance from the higher authorities -

The very first step that our team takes is obtaining the on-paper legal permit for the shifting of remains from Poland to India. The liable consulate officials of Poland grant the "Exit/Transit Permit" and provide a "No Objection Certificate (NOC)" after cross-checking the given information with the local authorities of Poland where the person was found dead.

2. Medical Examination & Embalming of the dead body -

Immediately after attaining a permit, the team heads for collecting the remains from the place of demise or mortuary house. We shift the remains safely to a certified hospital authority in Poland for medical examination. If there is no sign of unnatural death cause, a senior medical officer grants a Death Certificate otherwise the body will be forwarded for the postmortem process.

After examination, the team members shift the dead body to an embalming center. Professional doctors substitute the dead body fluid with a chemical mixture and cover the entire body with a specific substance.

• Embalming prevents the dead body from speedy decomposition.
• It saves the skin of the dead body from getting withered and keeps it fresh for long hours.
• Embalming refrains the dead body parts from any kind of damage as well.

The embalmed body takes a final rest in the coffin box and the team seals it perfectly to restrain the bad odor & liquid from coming out of the coffin box.

3. The crucial documents -

Here is the list including all the important papers for a legal shifting of the deceased body.

• Death Certificate
• NOC
• Exit Permit
• Embalming certificate
• Coffin box certificate
• Clearance from local police
• Airport authority clearance
• Passport of the deceased
• IDs of family members involved in repatriation
• Details of booked air tickets
• Details of the consignee
• No Communicable disease certificate

4. Travel arrangements through two-way air cargo services -

For safe and quick transportation of the dead body from Poland to India, our team members book online tickets for two-way air cargo & flight services. It helps the family in sending back the important papers and belongings of the Polish authority after repatriation.