Service
Transfer within Germany.
A transfer is the transport of a deceased person from the place of death to the place of the funeral. Within Germany it is an established process, carried out with care and in line with the relevant state regulations.
Bavaria · Germany · Europe
Suitable vehicles
Specially equipped funeral vehicles for a dignified transport.
Documents in view
We check, complete and submit the required papers.
Discreet & reliable
Discreet process, clear arrangements, calm presence.
At a glance
- Europe-wide
- Own vehicles
- Documents
- Authorities
- 24h reachable
- Multilingual
From the place of death to further care
After the medical confirmation of death, the deceased is collected with dignity — from home, hospital, care home or another facility. Hygienic care follows in suitable premises.
Transfer to the place of funeral
From there, the deceased is transferred to the chosen cemetery, crematorium or funeral hall. We coordinate timings and handover with everyone involved.
Coordination with authorities
Registry office, cemetery administration and — for a cremation — the crematorium are integrated into the process. We take care of the necessary formalities.
Required documents
Common are the medical death certificate, the official death certificate and, where required, a transport permit. We check what is needed in your region.
Regional differences
Rules on the transport of deceased persons are set by state law and may differ between federal states. We know the requirements and apply them reliably.
Dignified handling
Throughout the process, respectful treatment of the deceased and their family is at the centre. Clear communication is part of it.
Personal guidance at every step.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
As soon as the medical certificate is available and you instruct us. Collection is possible around the clock.
On request, yes. We arrange the moment so a short farewell is possible.
It depends on distance, location and authorities involved, usually a few days.
Usually the medical death certificate and the official death certificate. Further proof may apply depending on the state.
Step by step
How we accompany you.
- 01
From the place of death to further care
After the medical confirmation of death, the deceased is collected with dignity — from home, hospital, care home or another facility. Hygienic care follows in suitable premises.
- 02
Transfer to the place of funeral
From there, the deceased is transferred to the chosen cemetery, crematorium or funeral hall. We coordinate timings and handover with everyone involved.
- 03
Coordination with authorities
Registry office, cemetery administration and — for a cremation — the crematorium are integrated into the process. We take care of the necessary formalities.
- 04
Required documents
Common are the medical death certificate, the official death certificate and, where required, a transport permit. We check what is needed in your region.
- 05
Regional differences
Rules on the transport of deceased persons are set by state law and may differ between federal states. We know the requirements and apply them reliably.
- 06
Dignified handling
Throughout the process, respectful treatment of the deceased and their family is at the centre. Clear communication is part of it.
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