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Funerals · Transfers · Repatriations

Funerals and transfers, reliably
arranged.

We support families with funerals, transfers and repatriations across Bavaria, Germany and Europe.

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  • Funeral arrangements
  • Transfers in Germany & Europe
  • Repatriation home
  • Help with documents
  • Multilingual coordination

Overview

Funeral arrangements, transfers and repatriation clearly coordinated.

After a death, relatives often have to make many decisions. This page gives an overview of the main services: arranging a funeral, transfers within Germany, international repatriation and general support with formalities.

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Our services

The most important services at a glance.

Funerals, transfers and repatriation – clearly organised, with support for documents and coordination.

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Arranging a funeral

From the first conversation to the ceremony: we support the organisational steps of a funeral and explain which decisions lie ahead.

  • Clarify the type of burial
  • Prepare the ceremony
  • Organise documents
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Transfers within Germany

When a deceased person has to be brought from the place of death to the place of burial, documents, coordination and a dignified transport are what matter.

  • Collection at the place of death
  • Transport to the place of burial
  • Coordination with facilities
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Repatriation abroad

Repatriation to another country involves additional formalities – documents, authorities, consulates and transport planning.

  • International documents
  • Consulates and authorities
  • Transport coordination
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First steps

What to do when someone dies?

The first steps depend on where the death occurred. What matters are the medical confirmation, the death certificate and contacting a funeral director.

Death at home

Notify a doctor or the on-call medical service and have the death certificate issued.

Death in hospital or care home

The facility takes the first steps and coordinates the handover with the relatives.

Prepare documents

An ID document, birth certificate, marriage certificate and any advance planning documents are helpful.

Contact a funeral director

Afterwards, collection, transfer, type of burial and formalities can be clarified.

Transfers

Transfers in Germany and Europe.

A transfer may be needed within Germany, from abroad to Germany or to another country. What matters are the right documents, clear coordination with authorities and a dignified transport.

  • Transfer from the place of death
  • Repatriation home
  • International documents
  • Coordination with authorities and consulates
Lower BavariaN
From our base in Lower Bavaria we regularly transfer to 13 European countries.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions.

  • Notify a doctor who confirms the death and issues the death certificate. You can then contact a funeral director – together we will clarify the next steps.

  • Usually an ID document, birth certificate and, where applicable, a marriage certificate or family register. Transfers require additional papers.

  • When the deceased is to be brought from the place of death to another place of burial – within Germany or abroad.

  • Besides the medical confirmation, documents such as the international death certificate and the transit permit are required. We coordinate the steps with authorities and consulates.

  • Common forms are burial, cremation with urn interment, and natural or sea burials. Availability also depends on the region.

  • On the type of burial, the scope of the ceremony, documents and, where applicable, the transfer distance. We discuss costs transparently in advance.

Contact

Send an enquiry or contact us by phone.

Briefly describe your request. We will get back to you to discuss the next steps.

Contact

We are available for your enquiry.

Whether funeral arrangements, transfers or general questions – send us your request confidentially using the enquiry form.

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