Bringing the Deceased to Georgia
We bring a loved one who has passed away abroad home to their native land and deliver them to the family, engaging local partners along the way.
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Repatriation of the Deceased — with Country-Specific Expertise and Consular Liaison
Every country has its own repatriation rules. We know these nuances and, through direct contact with embassies, simplify the entire journey — from abroad to Georgia and back.
24/7 contactConsular lineAny countryAll of Georgia
Tel.: +995 511 14 41 41 — call or WhatsApp anytime
Why Repatriation Is a Field of Its Own
When a loved one passes away in another country, the family is suddenly caught between the laws, languages and bureaucracy of two states. Repatriation is not simply transport — it is a precise sequence of medical, consular and customs procedures, where a single missing certificate can halt the entire process. That is exactly why this work calls for a separate, narrow specialisation.
Our strength lies precisely in this attention to detail — we know which form of permit each country requires, which document must be certified with an apostille, and what the deadlines are in each case. We maintain direct contact with Georgian embassies and foreign funeral partners, so that the family never feels the barrier of language or distance at all.
What We Do in Repatriation
Every stage — from the death certificate to delivery at the destination — is under our control.
Sending from Georgia
A citizen of a foreign country who has passed away in Georgia we accompany with dignity to their homeland, in full compliance with the receiving country's rules.
Country-Specific Procedures
We prepare the permits and certificates required for each specific country — we know which form and which deadlines apply where.
Consular and Embassy Liaison
We contact Georgian diplomatic missions and the authorities of foreign countries directly, so that documents are certified quickly.
Air Transport and Coffin
We arrange air transport of the remains in a sealed zinc-lined coffin, with full coordination of flight and cargo logistics.
Customs and Medical Support
We handle the entire chain — embalming, customs clearance and sanitary requirements — in both countries.
What Sets Us Apart — Our Advantage
- Specialist PrecisionWe know the specifics of each country, and foreign bureaucracy does not confuse us — we request the right certificate from the right authority.
- Consular ConnectionsWorking relationships with embassies and foreign partners allow us to shorten timelines and avoid delays.
- A Single Point of ContactOne coordinator guides the entire process — you do not have to deal with a dozen authorities separately.
- Care and RespectAt every step we act with dignity and tact, fully mindful of the family's grief.
How We Proceed, Step by Step
- 1First ContactYou write or call us — we immediately clarify in which country the death occurred and where the deceased needs to be brought.
- 2Route and Document PlanWe map out the procedural path for the specific country — which certificate, which certification and which deadlines we will need.
- 3Consular and Transport ArrangementsWe gather the permits, contact the embassy and book the air transport in a zinc-lined coffin.
- 4Handover to the FamilyWe meet at the airport, handle customs and hand the deceased over to the family with dignity at the destination.
Answers to Your Questions
Why does the procedure differ from country to country?
Each state has its own sanitary and legal rules for transporting remains — the required certificates, the form of certification and the deadlines all differ. We know precisely these differences and choose the right path in every case.
How does contact with the embassy help?
Direct contact with Georgian diplomatic missions and foreign authorities allows us to certify documents quickly and avoid the delays that arise because of language and distance.
How long does the transport take?
The timeframe depends on the country and the readiness of the documents. Knowing the procedures in advance is exactly what allows us to avoid wasting time on unnecessary steps and to speed the process up as much as possible.
Is a zinc-lined coffin required?
For international air transport, a sealed zinc-lined coffin and proper preparation are mandatory in almost every case. We take full care of this part.
Do you take on the entire arrangement?
Yes. The family does not have to speak with authorities in a foreign language or chase documents — from paperwork to transport, our coordinator manages everything.
Get in Touch — Time Is Precious
If a loved one has passed away abroad, do not face foreign bureaucracy alone. Call or message us on WhatsApp at +995 511 14 41 41 — we work 24/7, throughout Georgia, and begin studying the procedures right away.
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