Dead body transport from India to Indonesia

Grieving the loss of a loving family member or a close friend is the most difficult thing that could happen to someone in life. One can not easily sail through this pain. Everyone tries to be at the place where the deceased body is kept after the demise. But just think about the situation when the deceased body of the departed soul is miles away from the family and friends. The pain and anxiety become unbearable. Bringing the deceased body back home for performing the last rites of that departed soul is a giant task. It is not easy to do this alone when you are completely unaware of the rules and regulations of repatriation from a foreign land. Taking the help of a reliable funeral direction team like Last journey makes the entire process swift and easy. If you are looking for such kind of help when the deceased body of your loved one is in Indonesia, here is the complete information about the repatriation or transportation of the dead body from Indonesia to India and from India to Indonesia as well. Through this, you can understand the repatriation process.

What is Repatriation and how you can initiate the process of transporting the dead body from Indonesia?

This is the process of returning the deceased to family members or close friends with the help of legal authorities and a mediator like the funeral direction team. This is a lengthy and time taking process. A small mistake can lead you to a long delay and many complexities. That is why the help of an experienced team is necessary for the repatriation process. The very first step to initiating transportation is informing the local authorities of the area where the person was residing permanently in Indonesia. Every country has its own set of rules but the common thing is that they issue a No objection certificate (NOC) after verifying the time, date and cause of the demise. They can investigate further if they find anything suspected in the death. The further step can be the postmortem also if they find any clue.

The Next Step is to look for a mortuary or freezer box.

After getting the death certificate of the deceased person you should search a mortuary where you can keep the body for a few hours because booking the cargo and flight tickets takes a long time. The body can not survive that long without keeping in a cold place. You can also use the mortuary of the hospital from where you get the death certificate after having permission. If it is difficult to find a mortuary then only a freezer box can also help you because it adjusts the temperature of the inside environment according to the need of the deceased body. Last journey team helps the person in booking a mortuary or providing a freezer box for the security of the body.

Choose the embalming if the deceased body requires it.

Sometimes repatriation takes two to three days in completing and for this long duration the body can not survive the unequal weather conditions. Here embalming helps in securing the body. This is the process in which the doctors replace the body fluid with a chemical substance and cover the body also with some chemicals. You should visit a certified embalming center for this purpose. After getting the embalmed body you must collect the signed embalming certificate from the concerned doctor. The embalmed body should be placed inside a coffin box for better security. You should not forget to receive the coffin box certificate that approves the coffin box can be shipped through air cargo.