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International funeral repatriation from the UK

We bring your loved one home.

When someone dies far from home, the distance should be our problem, not yours. One phone call, a fixed price, and we handle everything — the paperwork, the formalities and a dignified journey to any country in Europe.

  • 15+ years of experience
  • Our own licensed fleet
  • 517+ families helped
  • Fixed price on the first call
  • Available 24/7
One call starts everything

How it works, step by step

You make one phone call. From that moment, every step below is our responsibility — and you are kept informed at each one.

  1. You call, we listen

    Day or night, a person answers — not a machine. We ask only what is needed and give you a fixed, final price on that first call.

  2. We take over the paperwork

    Death certificate, coroner's permission to leave the UK, embalming and infection certificates, the international mortuary passport — we obtain and check every document.

  3. Collection anywhere in the UK

    Our team collects your loved one from any hospital, hospice, coroner's facility or funeral home in the country, in a licensed mortuary vehicle.

  4. The journey home

    By road in our own internationally certified fleet — or by air when preferred. You receive confirmation at departure, at the border and at arrival.

  5. Handover to the family

    We deliver to the family home, the church or the local funeral director — anywhere in the destination country, at the address you choose.

Transparent, in writing, from the start

What does repatriation from the UK cost?

Most companies say “price on request”. We publish ours. Road repatriation with our own fleet is usually significantly less than air freight — and the price we agree on the first call is fixed and final, with nothing added later.

Example — UK to Romania, all-inclusive
€2,800 – €4,200 ≈ £2,400 – £3,600
  • Collection from any city in the UK
  • All documents and formalities, both countries
  • Regulation coffin for international transport
  • Door-to-door road transport, own fleet
  • No hidden fees — the quote is the final price
An honest comparison

Why families choose Repatriation Care

How we work, next to what most of the industry offers.

What actually mattersRepatriation CareMost providers
Prices published, estimate before you commit✓ Public and fixed“Price on request”
Own fleet, no subcontractors✓ 100% oursOften outsourced
Fixed quote, no costs added later✓ Final from the first callExtras appear en route
Availability✓ 24/7, holidays includedOffice hours
Experience with European routes✓ 15+ years, 517+ familiesVaries
Paperwork and formalities✓ Handled entirely by usPartly left to the family
Our own fleet, internationally certified

The vehicles that carry them home

Licensed Mercedes mortuary vehicles, certified for international funeral transport and ready to leave for any point in Europe — this is what “own fleet” looks like.

Licensed Mercedes mortuary vehicle from the Repatriation Care fleet
Mercedes vehicle certified for international funeral transport
International funeral transport vehicle, part of our own fleet
The numbers behind the promise

Experience you can lean on

15+
Years of experience
517+
Families helped
100%
Own fleet
24/7
Always reachable
5★
Genuine Google reviews

Questions families ask us first

How much does repatriation from the UK cost?

As a verified example, complete road repatriation from the UK to Romania is between €2,800 and €4,200 (≈ £2,400–£3,600), depending on the collection city and the destination — with all formalities in both countries included. For any European route, you receive a fixed, final price on the first call, and our costs page gives you an instant estimate.

How long does repatriation take?

Once the UK paperwork is complete and we set off, road transport to Romania takes 24–48 hours; most European routes are completed within one to three days of departure. The overall timeline depends mainly on how quickly the documents are released — which is exactly the part we push forward every day, and the coroner’s permission usually takes a few days.

What documents are needed, and who obtains them?

Typically: the death certificate, the coroner’s permission to remove the body from England and Wales (the “Out of England” notice), the embalming and freedom-from-infection certificates, and the international mortuary passport. We obtain and check all of them — the family does not chase any paperwork.

What happens if the death occurred at a weekend or on a holiday?

We answer and act 24/7, weekends and holidays included. Some official offices work weekdays only, but everything that can move forward immediately — collection, planning, our own paperwork — starts the moment you call.

Verified clients of the MGM family

Messages from families we have helped

“Everything was organised impeccably. The team helped us with all the formalities for the repatriation. Thank you for the empathy and the speed.”

FS
The Stoica family
Repatriation to Romania

“We were supported step by step through the whole repatriation. Clear communication, professionalism and warm people. Thank you.”

ER
Elena R.
International repatriation

“In a very difficult time, they stood by us with seriousness and respect. Thank you for all the help you gave our family.”

IP
Ioan & Maria P.
Repatriation from Spain

You are not alone in this.

One phone call and we take over everything: the paperwork, the formalities, the journey. A fixed price, agreed from the start.

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