Body & Ashes Repatriation Sri Lanka
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Body Repatriation
The particulars of the deceased, including specific details such as the name and information, are associated with the coffin, creating a cohesive connection.
The Funeral Directors Declaration confirms that the preparation and reparations process has been carried out in accordance with the required standards.
Out of country certificate which is a government official document allowing the body to leave the country.
The Death Certificate & Cause of Death is required. An Apostille stamp, necessary to officially authenticate a death certificate, is required for it to be recognized in any of the countries that participate in the 1961 Hague Convention.
The deceased passport would be required.
Embalming is required which temporarily preserves a body to delay decomposition while transporting the body over long distances.
Free From Infection (FFI) certificate confirms that there was no epidemic of infectious disease for three months preceding the death.
A repatriation coffin is required. The Coffin requirements - Hermetically sealed certificate & Zinc Lining Certificate.
It is essential that the consignee is a funeral director who possesses an appropriate funeral vehicle for transportation.
Embassy authorization is mandatory for permits, mortuary passports, and other documentation. You would be required to communicate with the embassy in person.
Translation of documents would be required into the following language(s) English
The Funeral Directors Declaration confirms that the preparation and reparations process has been carried out in accordance with the required standards.
Out of country certificate which is a government official document allowing the body to leave the country.
The Death Certificate & Cause of Death is required. An Apostille stamp, necessary to officially authenticate a death certificate, is required for it to be recognized in any of the countries that participate in the 1961 Hague Convention.
The deceased passport would be required.
Embalming is required which temporarily preserves a body to delay decomposition while transporting the body over long distances.
Free From Infection (FFI) certificate confirms that there was no epidemic of infectious disease for three months preceding the death.
A repatriation coffin is required. The Coffin requirements - Hermetically sealed certificate & Zinc Lining Certificate.
It is essential that the consignee is a funeral director who possesses an appropriate funeral vehicle for transportation.
Embassy authorization is mandatory for permits, mortuary passports, and other documentation. You would be required to communicate with the embassy in person.
Translation of documents would be required into the following language(s) English
Ashes Reptriation
The particulars of the deceased.
Funeral Directors Declaration to validate the contents of the URN during the transportation across borders.
We will need to obtain the cremation certificate from you (this is provided by the crematorium).
The death certificate will be required.
A sealed URN would be require for transportation.
Funeral Directors Declaration to validate the contents of the URN during the transportation across borders.
We will need to obtain the cremation certificate from you (this is provided by the crematorium).
The death certificate will be required.
A sealed URN would be require for transportation.
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Sri Lanka, officially known as the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, is an island country located in South Asia, with a population estimated to be around 22 million people. It is known for its stunning landscapes, ancient historical sites, and vibrant cultural traditions. The official languages spoken in Sri Lanka are Sinhala and Tamil, and the majority of the population practices Buddhism.
The presence of British or Irish people in Sri Lanka is relatively significant due to its popularity as a tourist destination, retirement spot, and work opportunities in sectors like hospitality, education, and development projects. Many British or Irish expatriates choose to live in Sri Lanka for its tropical climate, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. They contribute to the local economy, engage in various industries, and enjoy the unique lifestyle of the island nation.
The presence of British or Irish people in Sri Lanka is relatively significant due to its popularity as a tourist destination, retirement spot, and work opportunities in sectors like hospitality, education, and development projects. Many British or Irish expatriates choose to live in Sri Lanka for its tropical climate, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. They contribute to the local economy, engage in various industries, and enjoy the unique lifestyle of the island nation.
In the event of the most unfortunate circumstances, should an individual from England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, or any non-native origin pass away in Sri Lanka, Rosy International's Sri Lanka team is ready to assist in repatriating their remains (including ashes) back to the UK or Ireland. We can arrange collection from Colombo, Galkissa, Moratuwa, Jaffna, Negombo or any other specified location in Sri Lanka.
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Conversely, sri Lankans can be found in cities such as London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Leeds.
In the event of the passing of your beloved in any of the mentioned cities above or elsewhere, we stand ready to assist you in repatriating your loved ones remains to Sri Lanka, if needed. In the subsequent sections, we will delve into the process of bringing your loved one back to Sri Lanka from the UK or Ireland.
What happens when Sri Lankans die in the UK or Ireland?
If your loved one is an Sri Lankans national and died in the UK or Ireland, it is essential to register the death with the local council to obtain the official death certificate. Should you desire to lay your loved one to rest in Sri Lanka, you would need to contact an International Funeral Director, such as ourselves, to initiate the repatriation process back to Afghanistan.
Why repatriate a body/ashes back to Sri Lanka?
There are several reasons why you might wish to repatriate your loved one back to Sri Lanka, especially if they were just visiting the UK or Ireland. In such cases, we strongly advise reaching out to the travel insurance company as they typically provide financial assistance. Other reasons why you may prefer repatriating your loved one back to Afghanistan include, Sri Lankan culture is diverse, with various ethnic and religious groups. Burial practices can vary among different communities, but many individuals choose to be buried in Sri Lanka to fulfill religious obligations, be laid to rest near their families, and honor their cultural heritage. Regardless of the reason we are here to help.
Please be aware that repatriating a body to Sri Lanka, usually requires the deceased to be an citizen or originate from Sri Lanka.
Please be aware that repatriating a body to Sri Lanka, usually requires the deceased to be an citizen or originate from Sri Lanka.
How can we help repatriate a body to Sri Lanka?
Here at Rosy International we can help bring your loved ones back to Colombo, Galkissa, Moratuwa, Jaffna, Negombo or any other location in Sri Lanka. Our dedicated Rosy International Sri Lanka team will obtain all the required certificates and permits on your behalf. Additionally, we efficiently manage transportation to any airport in Sri Lanka e.g. Bandaranaike International Airport or any other designated airport. Rest assured, our team will seamlessly coordinate with the Sri Lanka authorities and the High Commission of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka to facilitate smooth passage.
How can we help repatriate Ashes to Sri Lanka?
We offer compassionate assistance in repatriating ashes back to Sri Lanka with our personal door-to-door service where one of the Rosy international agents will travel to Afghanistan and personally deliver the ashes. Our dedicated team will handle all necessary procedures, including obtaining the required documents such as the cremation certificate from you and a letter from local authorities to allow us to fly to Sri Lanka.
Each airline, including SriLankan Airlines, enforces its own specific rules and regulations regarding the transportation of ashes. Hence why we stay up-to-date with these airline policies to ensure compliance and smooth handling of the repatriation process between the UK/Ireland and Sri Lanka.
In addition to our services, our Sri Lanka repatriation specialists can offer valuable recommendations for the best places to scatter ashes: The peaceful beaches of Unawatuna, with their golden sands and clear waters, offer a serene and idyllic location for scattering ashes in Sri Lanka, allowing for a connection with the beauty of the Indian Ocean.
To guarantee a seamless passage and avoid any potential complications during the repatriation of ashes to Sri Lanka, contact us today.
Each airline, including SriLankan Airlines, enforces its own specific rules and regulations regarding the transportation of ashes. Hence why we stay up-to-date with these airline policies to ensure compliance and smooth handling of the repatriation process between the UK/Ireland and Sri Lanka.
In addition to our services, our Sri Lanka repatriation specialists can offer valuable recommendations for the best places to scatter ashes: The peaceful beaches of Unawatuna, with their golden sands and clear waters, offer a serene and idyllic location for scattering ashes in Sri Lanka, allowing for a connection with the beauty of the Indian Ocean.
To guarantee a seamless passage and avoid any potential complications during the repatriation of ashes to Sri Lanka, contact us today.
Do you cater to religions & beliefs when repatriating to Sri Lanka?
We cater for all religious beliefs including Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Agnostic, Non-Religious & more. Please note that transporting a body/ashes to Sri Lanka will involve certain rules and restrictions which may go against certain beliefs. Find out more by contacting Rosy International today.
How long does it take to repatriate a Body or Ashes to Sri Lanka?
Body Repatriation: Typically takes 7 to 14 days. However, each situation is unique and may differ from one case to another.
Ashes Repatriation: Can take only days to arrange, plus the flight time between UK/Ireland and Sri Lanka which is approximately 11 - 13 hours.
Delays can occur for both ashes and body repatriation to Sri Lanka due to the flight delays, family disputes, non-natural causes of death and more. Although not common, delays can occur due to limited staff, governing authorities and embassies on 4 February as this Sri Lanka Independence Day.
Ashes Repatriation: Can take only days to arrange, plus the flight time between UK/Ireland and Sri Lanka which is approximately 11 - 13 hours.
Delays can occur for both ashes and body repatriation to Sri Lanka due to the flight delays, family disputes, non-natural causes of death and more. Although not common, delays can occur due to limited staff, governing authorities and embassies on 4 February as this Sri Lanka Independence Day.
How much does it cost to repatriate a body to Sri Lanka?
From the UK/Ireland this typically will cost for our personal door to door service (not cargo) is between £1015 - £1615. However, please note prices could be more or less.
How much does it cost to repatriate Ashes to Sri Lanka?
From the UK/Ireland this costs between £2730 - £3330. However, please note prices could be more or less.
The contact details for the High Commission of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
For any reason you wish to contact High Commission of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, please see their details below:
13 Hyde Park Gardens W2 2LU
02072621841
mail@slhc-london.co.uk
www.srilankahighcommission.co.uk
13 Hyde Park Gardens W2 2LU
02072621841
mail@slhc-london.co.uk
www.srilankahighcommission.co.uk
