Dead Body Transportation from Oman to India

The death certificate of the departed person is issued by the hospital where the family or sponsor team has registered the death of that person. With the help of Oman officials or police authorities, you can get the death certificate of the deceased person. This crucial document has all the details about the dead person and the receiver must check all the information mentioned in it twice. Here is a list of information that should be checked minutely.

• Name, age and gender of the deceased person.
• Time, day and date of passing.
• The cause of death should be mentioned in it.
• This document must be signed by the senior authorities of the hospital where the person was admitted or where the death is registered.
• The death certificate should be in both the language ( language of the country where the person was residing - Oman) and (the language of the country where the deceased body is going to be shipped ).

As the death certificate of the departed person is very important in the repatriation process, the family member must collect the photocopies of it. It is required to submit the death certificate in many departments before leaving the foreign land.

How to Keep the Body Safe During the Legal Procedure of Dead Body Transportation?

It takes hours and sometimes days to complete the legal proceeding of repatriation. Hence one can not avoid taking help from the mortuary. Last journey team helps in shifting the deceased body inside a mortuary with the help of its strong contacts in a foreign country. You can take help from the same hospital where the death is registered if the place is available. For a long duration, the embalming process helps in refraining the deceased body from decomposition. Last journey establishes its contacts with an authorized embalming center that provides an embalming certificate for assurance regarding services. In this process, the doctors replace the body fluid with a chemical substance and coat the whole body with a substance that resists the body from getting decayed. After embalming, the body should be placed inside a coffin box safely and it is ready to be shipped through air cargo services. One must not forget to collect the certificate of the coffin box that certifies that the coffin box is not broken and used.

List of all legal documents which are required to collect before leaving the foreign land in the dead body transportation process.

One can forget an essential document due to an unstable mental state and haste. Hence here is the list that involves all the important documents.

1. Death notification or certificate issued by the hospital.
2. Postmortem report ( if required )
3. No objection certificate ( NOC) issued by police.
4. Embalming certificate
5. Coffin box certificate
6. Passport of the deceased person.
7. A valid identity proof having the photograph of the departed person as an Adhar card.
8. Letter from the sponsoring team which is helping the family in airlifting the deceased body from Oman.
9. Identity proof of the kin who is taking part in the dead body transportation process.

One must collect the photocopies of all important documents (at least ten).

Cost of services in Oman

The expense or cost of the repatriation process from Oman to India can vary but you can have a close idea related to these services.

1. Embalming charges - RO 123.000
2. Airport cargo handling charges - 77.000
3. Casket charges - 180.000

Booking of Air cargo Tickets with the Help of Last Journey Team

There is a choice between traveling with the dead body or traveling alone. Last journey offers its help in both cases. If you are not traveling with the cargo, you should provide the details of the receiver of the team of last journey as the name of that person, contact number and address. We book tickets from Oman to India and from India to Oman as well because it is necessary to return the belongings of foreign countries after completing the repatriation process. We lessen the responsibilities of grieving families by booking two-way tickets. We stand with the people who find themselves alone in a foreign land.