Repatriation of the body of the deceased to Greece

Repatriation of the body

•Original Death Certificate issued by the British Authorities duly legalised with an Apostille stamp by the competent British Authorities).  

•Coroner’s Certificate duly legalised with an Apostille stamp by the competentBritish Authorities . The Funeral office makes arrangements.

•Certificate of Embalming (duly legalised with an Apostille stamp by the competent British Authorities. The Funeral office makes arrangements.

•Attestation by the Funeral Directors for repatriation of the body.

•Document with the flight details.

The above documents, other than flight data, must be translated in Greek, by a recognised translator whose signature will be certified at the Consular Office.

Following the submission of documents, the death Certificate and a Certificate of Repatriation of the body to Greece are issued.

Attention: The coffin should come on the day of the appointment to the Consular Office, open, so that it can be checked and sealed, by the presence of an employee of the Consular Ofiice.

Transportation of ashes to Greece

• Original Death Certificate issued by the British Authorities duly legalised with an Apostille stamp by the competent British Authorities

• Certificate of Cremation duly legalised with an Apostille stamp by the competent British Authorities

• Flight’s Tickets to Greece

The above documents, other than flight data, must be translated in Greek, by a recognised translator whose signature must be certified at the Consular Office.

Following the submission of documents, the death registration if the deceased is Greek citizen and a certificate of transportation of the ashes to Greece are issued.

Attention: The day of the appointment, you must bring the sealed urn with you (if the urn is not sealed we don’t issue the certificate) which must also be sealed by an employee of the Consular Office.