Dead Body Transportation from Spain to India

Dead Body Transport from Spain to India

Taking the remains back from Spain to India after a sudden or natural demise is even more painful. The deceased's family should take assistance from a professional funeral direction team in performing legal and dignified dead body transportation.

Last Journey Organization is a well-known and certified team that provides global repatriation services. Our highly trained and professional team members execute all the responsible and sensitive tasks of legal education with great sincerity.

Here are some features that make Last Journey Organization unique in its field of services.

• Years of experience
• In-depth Knowledge of paperwork and protocols
• Least inclusion of the family members physically in the procedure
• Contacts with the Spain authorities for

Such advantages help the team & family in concluding the entire dead body transportation process swiftly.

What are the main services included in the Dead Body Transportation from Spain to India package?

The well-versed team members of Last Journey's repatriation team know about each requirement linked with the documentation work, safety of the remains and ease of deceased's family.

Take a look at prime areas where we assist the family.

1. Notifying the higher authorities of Spain & India regarding the death abroad and seeking their permission for shifting the remains.
2. Filling out the form of death registration
3. Arranging the ground facilities for the dead body safety with the help of local funeral homes in Spain
4. Shifting the dead body to an embalming center
5. Booking online tickets for air cargo and flight services
6. Collecting all the valid documents and certificates from the Spain authority
7. Updating the family of the departed and person if no one is accompanying the remains during transportation
8. Contacting the local funeral homes and authorities of Spain on behalf of the family

Our well-skilled and certified teammates will execute these responsibilities so that obstacles and untimely delays do not cause any trouble in this complex & time taking process.

What are the prime steps we follow for a quick, legal, dignified, and safe transportation of the remains?

1. Notifying the higher authorities -

Collecting the Exit or Transit permit & No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the embassy of Spain is the initial step that our team takes immediately after getting hired by the family. We provide all the required information to them regarding the deceased person and demise such as (name, age, gender, time of death and cause of death, etc).

2. Preparing the dead body for air shipping -

Here we take the help of local funeral homes of Spain for arranging ground amenities. We booked a place for the dead body in a certified mortuary house. A well-equipped ambulance van for the domestic transportation of the dead body.

After medical examination and postmortem (if needed) the team shifts the dead body to a certified embalming center. Embalming ensures the safety of the remains from decomposition, damage, and skin dullness.

In embalming, professional doctors replace the dead body fluid with a chemical and water mixture. They also coat the entire skin with the chemical substance. This layer protects the body from unfavorable weather conditions and other kinds of skin damage.

In the end, the team will shift this embalmed body inside a coffin box and now the body is ready to be shipped.

3. List of all the required documents -

To avoid the missing of any single document, our team follows a list including all the crucial papers and certificates.

• Death Certificate
• Copy of the death registration form
• Embalming certificate
• Coffin box certificate
• Passport of the deceased person
• IDs of all involved members
• Airport authority clearance
• Police clearance
• A letter stating no communicable disease in the dead body
• Consent letter from the family
• Details of the consignee
• Information about the booked tickets
• Postmortem reports if asked

We will provide you the photocopies of each document as it is required to submit them at different points.

4. With the help of "two-way" air cargo services, the family will receive the remains in India and return the belongings to Spain authorities.