Dead Body Transportation from Singapore to India

Dead Body Transportation from Singapore to India

Nothing is more painful than losing a loved one forever while being miles apart from each other. Death abroad brings too much pain and concern to handle. The family of the deceased finds itself incapable of understanding the unfamiliar laws, language, customs and protocols of a foreign nation.

A reliable funeral direction team can manage all the requirements all along. Last Journey Funeral Direction Team of India provides legitimate services for dead body shipping from several countries including Singapore.

We are just a call away from those professional help seekers who want to hire us for Dead Body Transportation from Singapore to India. The team ensures professional assistance in all legal paperwork and the provision of utmost dignity to the departed soul during transportation.

What are the fundamental services provided by Last Journey team in the migration of dead bodies from Singapore to India?

The repatriation services of Last Journey team are just value for money. Right after hiring the team, the concerned family can rely on us for the below-listed important features of dead body transportation.

• Assistance in initiating the repatriation by legally informing the consulates or embassies
• Registering the death in Singapore authority in the presence of a sponsoring team or close kin
• Collecting all the needed certificates from Singapore authorities
• Arranging local transportation, cooling box and vacant slot in mortuary with local funeral home's combination.
• Embalming services for the dead body
• Provision of coffin box, casket and metal container for the secured shipping of the dead body
• Contacting Singapore Airlines to book two-way air cargo & flight tickets

Completing the documentation process -

Last Journey team members are well-versed in complying with the guidelines and protocols described by Singapore authorities. Initially, the team informs the local & higher authorities of both countries about the demise and repatriation.

The authorities grant clearance or permit for shipping the dead body legally & safely in the form of the below-listed documents.

• Export Transit permit by the Embassy of Singapore
• Clinical death certificate by the Health Department of Singapore or a certified hospital authority
• No objection certificate commonly known as NOC granted by the local police of the area where the person was found dead or residing temporarily. 
• Embalming certificate signed by the doctors
• Sealing Coffin box certificate by local funeral home
• Airway bill for the air cargo services and flight services granted by the airport authorities
• A consent letter signed by the close kin of the family
• Copies of visa and passport for submission and original document for cancellation
• A certificate stating the noncontagious stage of the dead body
• The ID of the sponsoring team members & family members participating in repatriation

Without these documents it is nearly impossible to ship the human remains from Singapore to India in a legitimate way.

How does the team prepare the deceased body for airlifting from Singapore?

Last Journey team approaches the certified and credible centers for dead body safety services. For embalming we take the help of local funeral homes and shift it to the best medical place.

Embalming ensures the utmost safety of the deceased body by coating it with a specific mixture of chemicals and water. The body fluid is also replaced with it.

The team keeps the body in a wooden coffin box and seals it perfectly. We collect the embalming certificate and coffin box certificate from the liable authorities after service.

Final step of Ticket booking and doorstep delivery of remains -

After all the documentation procedures & embalming the team books two air cargo service tickets. Along with it, we'll book flight tickets for accompanying family members.

If the dead body is airlifted unaccompanied, our team member will leave the cargo at the doorstep of the receiving family in India.