India’s Leading Repatriation Service
We understand the pain of a customer in grief.
- International Repatriation
- Coffin
- Dead Body Transportation
- Embalming
- Funeral Arrangements in India
How It Works
Clearance from the hospital authorities
- Obtain the death certificate in the specific format either from the hospital or from a qualified local
- In case of post mortem, obtain a disposal order certificate
- Arrange for freezing at a mortuary.
Obtain from a police NOC
- A police NOC(No Objection Certificate) has to be obtained from the area where the hospital falls under the jurisdiction.
- Obtain the death certificate either from the hospital authorities or from a local doctor who can ascertain the cause of death.
- Furnish the NOC format for blood relatives if a blood relative is accompanying the deceased else uses the format for a custodian.
Obtain Special Branch Clearances
- The law keeper of that city where death occurred needs to be informed about the deceased.
- Permission to transport the body by air, road, rail needs to be taken from the police.
- In most of the cases, a special branch gives the final clearance to transfer the human remains.
Obtain embassy permission
- An embassy of that country issues a No Objection Certificate to carry the Human Remains
- Most of the cases they also cancel the passport of the deceased at the city of origin.
- In cases, where embassy is not found in that city of origin, we need to obtain the clearance from the National Capital.
Get the airway bill /cargo booking
- AWB is a special cargo bill that needs to be purchased from the physical counters unlike passenger booking
- Report the documents to the AWB section at least 4 hours before the departure of the flight.
- Many copies need to be taken as per the requirements of the specific airlines
Obtain a packing/ embalming certificate
- Embalming is a process of injecting the preservation fluid into the human remains
- Needs to be done by a certified embalmer whose license holds valid and is accepted by the airlines
- Packing using standard materials have to be done to avoid leaking of body fluids.
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