Service
Repatriation to the home country.
Repatriation makes it possible to bury a deceased person in the place that matters most to their family, culture or faith. We accompany the process from the first enquiry to the handover on site.
Bavaria · Germany · Europe
Confidential support
Discreet, calm and with understanding for cultural wishes.
International coordination
Coordination with consulates, authorities and local partners.
Documents complete
We make sure all papers are in place in time.
At a glance
- Europe-wide
- Own vehicles
- Documents
- Authorities
- 24h reachable
- Multilingual
Why repatriation can matter
Family, cultural and religious reasons often speak for a funeral in the home country. Repatriation creates room for a shared farewell in familiar surroundings.
Organisation and coordination
We coordinate authorities, consulate, hospital or care home, the funeral director in the destination country and the family. You have a single point of contact.
Documents and approvals
International death certificate, transit permit, cause-of-death certificate and consular approval are among the usual papers. Requirements vary by country.
International coordination
We talk to authorities in the destination country, clarify handovers and make sure no information is lost.
Dignified transport
Transport takes place in a casket suitable for international transfers, by road or air, in line with current rules.
Relief for the family
We handle organisational steps, speak several languages and keep an overview — so you can focus on your farewell.
Personal guidance at every step.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
Repatriations are possible to many countries. Exact requirements are checked together for your destination.
Within Europe often a few days. Outside Europe, it depends heavily on the parties involved.
Usually international death certificate, transit permit, cause-of-death certificate and consular approval. We check the individual case.
Usually not for road transports. For air transfers, relatives travel separately — we coordinate the handover on site.
Related topics
Step by step
How we accompany you.
- 01
Why repatriation can matter
Family, cultural and religious reasons often speak for a funeral in the home country. Repatriation creates room for a shared farewell in familiar surroundings.
- 02
Organisation and coordination
We coordinate authorities, consulate, hospital or care home, the funeral director in the destination country and the family. You have a single point of contact.
- 03
Documents and approvals
International death certificate, transit permit, cause-of-death certificate and consular approval are among the usual papers. Requirements vary by country.
- 04
International coordination
We talk to authorities in the destination country, clarify handovers and make sure no information is lost.
- 05
Dignified transport
Transport takes place in a casket suitable for international transfers, by road or air, in line with current rules.
- 06
Relief for the family
We handle organisational steps, speak several languages and keep an overview — so you can focus on your farewell.
In international funeral services since 2000
Europe-wide transfers
Multilingual support
Full document handling
Cooperation with authorities and consulates
Available 24 hours a day
Decades of international experience
In case of bereavement — reachable 24 hours a day.
Bavaria · Germany · Europe