Death can come at any time and anywhere.
When your loved one passed away in a foreign country,
Should you choose not to bury them in that country of passing,
Let PJSB help bring back your loved ones.

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Our strengths in repatriation;

• Years’ of experienced for human remains repatriation (inbound, outbound and inter-country)
• 24-hour caring service team to follow through the repatriation process
• Certified and well-experienced embalmers and coffin seal procedures
• Strong neighbouring countries network connection
• Shortest waiting time to departure
• Conduct funeral rituals before embarking (outbound)
• Documentation for the inbound/outbound immigration clearance
• Logistic transportation to expedite the inbound/outbound process

A relative or a formally appointed representative must instruct a funeral director in the home country of the deceased for a body to be repatriated.

If the deceased was insured, it is necessary to contact the insurance company so that they can make the necessary arrangements. If there is no insurance cover, funds for repatriation will need to be met by the family.

In order for a coffin export permit to be granted the following documents are required:

• Death certificate
• Embalming certificate where applicable
• Sealing (of the coffin) certificate (obtained from a funeral director
• To apply for a coffin permit to export: 

Note: The deceased's passport must travel with the body.

Too much to do? Let us do it for you!

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