Dead Body Transportation from Thailand to Germany.

From assisting families with documentation to ensuring the doorstep delivery of embalmed remains are integral parts of the lawful relocation process, at Last Journey, we provide professional funeral direction to ease the process, offering trusted support during this difficult time. What's Involved in Dead Body Transportation from Thailand to Germany?

At Last Journey, we take pride in our meticulous attention to detail and comprehensive management of the legal relocation of deceased remains. Here’s how we ensure a smooth process:

• Informing Authorities: We notify the embassy or consulate general of both Thailand and Germany.
• Guiding Families: We assist in providing essential details for documentation.
• Ensuring Safety: We prioritize the safety of human remains through medical facilities like embalming.
• Arranging Transport: We organize local transportation and reserve air cargo slots and flight tickets in advance.
• Seamless Delivery: We provide doorstep delivery of mortal remains at your home.
• Keeping You Informed: We keep family members updated throughout with a seamless online experience.

A Stepwise Guide to Our Process

1. Embassy and Legal Permit

   • We notify authorities about the death of a citizen of Germany in Thailand.
   • After securing permits from local and national authorities in Thailand, we retrieve the deceased from the hospital or place of death.

2. Shifting the Body to Mortuary

   • Senior doctors perform a primary inspection at a certified medical facility in Thailand.
   • After confirming no sudden or unnatural death, the body is transferred to the mortuary for safekeeping until documentation is complete.

3. Completing Legal Paperwork

   • Collecting necessary documents from Thailand authorities is crucial and with our experienced team, Last Journey ensures a seamless process.

Documents Required for Legal Relocation

• Original and duplicate Death Certificate
• Passport and personal documents of the deceased
• Airport travel permit from Thailand authority
• Embalming certificate signed by certified professionals
• Health department letter confirming non-contagious state
• Sealed coffin box certificate
• Flight and air cargo ticket details
• No Objection Certificate (NOC)
• Local police permit
• Postmortem report (if death was unnatural)
• Proof of stay in Thailand (e.g., hotel bills, house rent)
• IDs of accompanying family members