Dead Body Repatriation services from the UK to Kenya

Coming across the disheartening news of losing a loved one is painful. When it occurs far from the home land, the concern and anguish of the family members becomes unbearable. To lessen their pain upto some extent Last Journey provides professional Repatriation services across the globe.

If a family has lost its beloved one in the UK and wants to bring the remains back home (Kenya), here are the simple steps to hire our team.

1. Contact the team by dialing given phone number on the service page of Last Journey.
2. Register your help by providing the required details to the team member available on the call.
3. Know about the included services in the Dead Body Repatriation from the UK to Kenya package and their charges.
4. Clear your doubts through discussion if there are any.
5. Choose the payment method.
6. The team is hired for the execution of a safe, legal and dignified "Dead Body Repatriation Services or Air Ambulance Services".

Which documents or papers play important role in repatriation of the dead body from the UK to Kenya in a law-abiding manner?

Due to being a legitimate procedure, shifting of a cargo carrying the dead body from one sate/city/country to another is heavily relied on the paperwork. The team assist the family in recieving the right and valid documents from the concerned authorities in the UK.

Here is the list including all those important documents that you'll need during the legal paperwork.

• Permission from the UK authority to collect the dead body and airlift it to the required destination in Kenya.
• Death Certificate from a certified hospital authority of the UK. This is one of the most important documents, therefore all the needed information should be mentioned on it clearly. It should be sign by the senior official of the hospital authority.
• Postmortem reports in the case of suicide or murder. The local area police will help the team and family of the deceased in getting this report.
• Form 4 will be needed if the death happened in the residence of the deceased person. It might be a permanent or a temporary hotel stay in the UK.
• Form 4A will be needed if the death occured at any hospital of the UK.
• A consent letter from the close family members of the deceased person. Signing the consent letter by a responsible team member of sponsoring unit is also acceptable.
• The Indian passport of the deceased person.
• One or two original IDs of the deceased person will be asked from the responsible departments.
• All the team and family members should also carry their IDs and pasports with them.
• Clearance from the local area police where the death occured or the person was found dead.
• Clearance from the domestic airport authority of the UK.
• You will also need permission from the air traffic control system before handing over the cargo for airlifting.

The family should have all the above-given documents in their original as well as photocopy formats. You will need to submit these copies to the responsible departments in the UK as well as in Kenya. The team members of Last Journey will guide the family members in collecting 8-10 copies of each necessary paper.

How do the team members take care of the remains while airlifting them  from the UK?

Delivering the remains in a fresh and non-damaged state is the priority of Last Journey organization. Our highly skilled and well versed teammates arrange the below-listed facilities in the UK with the help of local funeral home.

1. A well-equipped ambulance van for the local transportation of the dead body.
2. We arrange a qualitative and spacious cooling cabinet for the remains. It provides favorable cooling temperature to the remains and prevent its damage.
3. The team members take help from the local funeral home available in the nearby areas and hire a certified coffin box for keeping the embalmed body in it.
4. For more safety, the team books metal container facility for the safe shipment of the remains.

Whether it is an international repatriation or a domestic air transportation, embalming is the essential part of the procedure. The team approaches only certified embalming center available in the UK. Here, the professional doctors replace the dead body fluid with a disinfecting chemical. It keeps the body fresh and away from decomposition.

Why choose Last Journey for a safe, legal and dignified Dead Body Air Services from the UK?

Last Journey focuses on the pain points that a grieving family confronts during the relocation of remains. Here are some exceptional servicing features of our team, that make us preferable in the tough times.

Reliability - Immediate after hiring the team as your professional assistance in bringing a beloved one back home from the UK, you can mourn your loss in peace. The professional, trained and experienced team members take charge of each responsibility from paperwork to the doorstep delivery of cargo.

Well-timed and Hassle-free - As Last Journey has years of experience in serving the people with their top-notch services. Therefore, we take less time in concluding the safe transportation of the dead body. The team has developed a strong personal network in nearly all the cities of the UK, hence we know how to eliminate the obstacles coming in the way.

Professionalism with an empathetic sense - The team members are professionally trained but they also share the grief of mourning family members through their actions and behaviour. It lessens the pain of the family members who have lost a loved one recently.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) -

Q - How to perform a safe and legal repatriation of the dead body from the UK to Kenya?

A - Hiring a professional team like Last Journey will be the best way to bring the deceased body of your loved one back home.

Q - What is the cost of Dead Body Air repatriation services from the UK to Kenya?

A - It depends on the services and equipment included in the package of Dead Body Transportation Service. Usually it ranges between £2,499 to £4,295.