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Cremation
Cremation is the process of reducing a body to ashes using high heat. It’s an alternative to a traditional burial.
The actual cremation process usually takes 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size of the body and the equipment used. The remains are then cooled and placed in an urn or container.
Yes. You can have a funeral or memorial service before or after the cremation. Some families choose to have a viewing or religious ceremony before the cremation takes place.
After cremation, the ashes (also called “cremains”) are placed in an urn or container. Families can choose to keep them, scatter them, or bury them in a cemetery.
In most cases, yes. Cremation is generally more affordable than a traditional burial because it avoids costs like a casket, headstone, and burial plot.
Burials
A burial is the process of placing a deceased person’s body into the ground, usually in a cemetery. It often includes a coffin and a gravesite.
Yes. Most burials are preceded by a funeral or memorial service, which may include prayers, speeches, or a viewing of the body.
The cost can vary, but burials are usually more expensive than cremation. Expenses may include the coffin, burial plot, headstone, and service fees.
It’s not required, but buying a burial plot in advance can help with planning and may reduce stress and costs for your loved ones later.
Yes. You usually need a death certificate and burial permit, and the burial must take place in an approved cemetery. A funeral home can help handle these details.
Repatriations
Funeral repatriation is the process of transporting a deceased person's body from one country or region to another, usually to their place of birth or home country, for burial or cremation.
Typically, the following documents are needed:
Death Certificate
Passport of the deceased
Embalming and sealing certificate
Export permit (for the body)
Letter of non-contagious disease (if applicable)
Import permit (if required by the receiving country)
Our team will guide and assist you through every step of the documentation process.
Repatriation can take anywhere from 3 to 10 working days, depending on the destination country, documentation processing times, and airline availability. We strive to ensure everything is handled as quickly and smoothly as possible.
Costs vary based on the destination, airline charges, coffin type, and documentation. On average, local repatriations cost less than international ones. We provide transparent quotes upfront with no hidden fees.
Yes, we offer a complete repatriation service, which includes:
Liaising with consulates, embassies, and airlines
Handling all paperwork
Preparing the body for transport
Coordinating with funeral directors at the destination
Our goal is to relieve your burden during this difficult time.