Dead Body Transportation Services From Dubai to France

Last Journey Funeral Direction organization is a highly recommended team for families who are concerned about bringing the remains back. Our worldwide accessible Dead Body Transportation Services in Dubai are open 24*7.

If you are looking forward to air shipping the Dead Body from Dubai to France, our Last Journey team members will take charge of each responsibility related to legal transportation.

How will Last Journey team lead the deceased's family in executing the lawful dead body relocation?

In international dead body transportation, the team plays a lead role in completing documentation, taking care of the remains, and establishing a medium between the family and foreign authorities of Dubai.

Here are the elementary aspects in which Last Journey teammates assist the concerned family members.

• The team asks for legal permission from the embassy of Dubai to collect and airlift the remains.
• We guide the family in collecting all the essential documents like Death certificates, NOC, and others to make a way for the further transportation process.
• The team will contact the local funeral homes and hospitals to arrange the facility of ambulance vans, coffin boxes, cooling cabinets, and others.
• The dead body will be transferred to the embalming center to slow down the decomposing process.
• The team books the tickets for "two-way" air cargo services and flight services for the accompanying family & team members.
• We also resolve the obstacles caused by the language differences by providing a well-learned translator to the family.
• The team updates the family members about ongoing paperwork and the safety of the remains through an online platform.
• If the transportation is not accompanied by family members or friends, the team will send members to travel with the cargo and deliver it to the doorstep of the deceased's home in France.
• We guide the family in returning the belongings and essential documents to Dubai after repatriation through a "two-way" air cargo facility.

All the above-listed responsibilities are fulfilled by the professional and highly trained staff members of Last Journey. Along with assisting our clients professionally, we empathize with them and stand sternly as their partner in the pain.

What are the most important documents in International Dead Body Transportation from Dubai to France?

There is a list including nearly 10-12 documents, certificates and other valid papers that are crucial to attain legal clearance from the administration of Dubai. In the absence of even a single document, the transportation will be delayed or halted by the authorities.

You must carry the below-given things while taking part in a Dead Body Transportation from Dubai to France.

1. A valid, well-checked, and signed death certificate from a certified hospital authority in Dubai. This certificate should have all the essential details about the demise and the deceased person.
2. No objection certificate or commonly known as NOC
3. Postmortem report if the deceased confronted any unnatural death cause such as accident, murder suicide, etc.
4. The reports of embalming and its certificate granted by the professional embalming doctors.
5. The certificate for the coffin box. A local funeral home will provide it.
6. Clearance from the local area police for collecting the human remains.
7. Dead body customs clearance from the airport authority of Dubai for airlifting the cargo carrying a deceased body from Dubai to France.
8. Certificate for the "No Communicable Disease". The Health and Sanitation Department of Dubai will provide it to the team.
9. All the details of the booked air cargo and flight tickets.
10. The passport of the deceased person. The Dubai Foreign Administration department will ask for the cancellation.
11. All the valid IDs of the deceased person that certify the citizenship of France.
12. The accompanying family members and teammates should also carry their valid identity proofs as it is a legal procedure.
13. A consent or agreement letter signed by the family members of the deceased.
14. Proof of the deceased's residence in Dubai whether it was permanent or temporary. It can be the bills for electricity and water or hotel bills.