UK to India Deceased Repatriation Services

Families turn to us for a fully managed, legally compliant, and transparent repatriation process from the UK to India. Every step is explained to the family in clear terms by our knowledgeable staff. We prepare all necessary documentation required by both Indian and UK authorities, coordinate with hospitals, coroners, and the Indian Embassy, and arrange priority flights to any city in India.

We continually communicate updates on the progress of the deceased through a single point of contact for each case, and we provide the family with an internationally recognised preparation of the deceased. Our ability to be dependable, accurate regarding legal issues, and our understanding of the cultures surrounding this kind of service give families the confidence and comfort they need to navigate this difficult period in their lives.

Clear Guidance for the UK to India Repatriation Process
With advanced, detailed guidance from beginning to end, we help families navigate the UK-to-India repatriation process step by step. This means we provide a comprehensive explanation of hospital and coroner procedures; assist in obtaining necessary Embassy clearance; embalming and coffin preparation; and explain how to book a repatriation flight. Having a structured method means that families will not be left with unanswered questions, and their loved one’s return will be managed legally, effectively, and expediently.

Transparent Legal & Medical Documentation
We manage the processing of all documents related to both the UK and India, ensuring that they are completed accurately and on time to prevent delays and ensure compliance with regulations.

• Certificate of Medical Cause of Death (UK)
• Certificate of No Objection from the appropriate authority outside of England
• Embalming Certificate and Seal Certificate
• Passport verification for the deceased and next of kin
• Indian embassy NOC and all paperwork submitted to the consulate
  
  All documents will be double-checked to ensure no problems arise when the body is ready to be transported by air or when it reaches customs.

Cultural & Religious Understanding

At each stage of the process, we show great respect for the cultural values and religious practices of India.

• Respectful disposal of mortal remains about Indian cultural traditions.
• Knowledge of Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, and Christian funeral rites.
• Providing support to bereaved families regarding their expectations on arrival in India.
• Maintaining a respectful attitude and ensuring that the deceased remains in a culturally appropriate environment during their return.
   

Throughout the repatriation process from England back to India, we ensure that the repatriation is carried out in a dignified, sensitive, and culturally appropriate manner.

What are the essential steps that a team takes to keep the deceased safe during air transportation?

As the paperwork procedure takes long hours, it is necessary to provide the best preservation facilities for the mortal remains. Here is the stepwise manner that professionals adopt to maintain the safety and dignity of the mortal remains while executing the corpse repatriation services.

1. Shifting the deceased to a hospital for the postmortem process if needed -

If the death has occurred due to any unnatural cause, the local area police and other authorities will ask to shift the dead to a certified hospital for the postmortem process. The family members can obtain the autopsy reports from the hospital. It must be signed by the senior doctor or medical officer available at the hospital. Before receiving the papers, one should check the details mentioned in them meticulously.

2. Embalming the deceased at our certified embalming centre in the UK -

Embalming is an essential part of the deceased body's air transportation from one country to another. However, the people who follow a certain religious belief avoid the embalming procedure. In this process, the team of well-learned embalming doctors, replace the deceased fluid with a disinfecting chemical substance. Before the embalming process, the team workers clean or wash the deceased and make it ready for embalming.

It prevents the organs and skin from getting decomposed or damaged during transportation. After the embalming procedure, the family or the guardian of the deceased body should collect the signed embalming certificate.

3. Arranging certified coffin box for keeping the embalmed remains safe -

Once the embalming process is done, the team keeps the embalmed remains in a qualitative coffin box. The coffin box should be perfectly fit according to the size of the deceased body. The coffin box should be sealed properly after keeping the embalmed body inside it to prevent odor during the air journey. To enhance the dignity of the mortal remains, the family can ask for the decoration of the casket or coffin box.

4. What will be the cost of the Deceased Air Transportation Services in the UK?

The cost of air transporting a deceased body from or to the UK depends on two prime factors. One of them is the distance between both the locations and another one is the services included in the package. Usually, it ranges between £2,500 and £20,000.

How much time does the deceased air transportation services in the UK consume?

Due to the inclusion of several legal paperwork and deceased preparation steps, it usually takes 5-7 working days. The process may get delayed due to some unavoidable circumstances.

How to hire a funeral direction team for the deceased air transportation in the UK online?

• Go to the website and select the country where you need the repatriation services.
• Add the services and know their charges.
• Clear the doubts during call session.

Pick the payment mode and the team is hired for the deceased air services.

Body Transport from UK Major Cities to India

•  Manchester To India

• Birmingham To India

Body Repatriation Services from UK to Other Countries