Cremation and its emotional and psychological impact on the family

7 December 2024

In the Middle Ages, cremation became an almost forgotten practice in Europe, but it experienced a revival in the 19th century. At that time, discussions began regarding the sanitary and ecological benefits of this method, as growing urban populations highlighted the urgent need for alternative and hygienic burial solutions.

By plane from abroad: how to organize fast and safe transportation of the deceased?

5 December 2024

When we unexpectedly lose a loved one abroad, we are faced with the complex and emotionally challenging task of bringing them home to Lithuania. Although this process may seem overwhelming, clear international procedures and professional support can significantly ease the organizational burden during this difficult time.

The cost of transporting remains from England

29 November 2024

The repatriation of deceased loved ones from England is a complex process in which it is crucial to consider numerous financial aspects. Let us begin with the primary expenses associated with specialized transportation, mandatory legal documentation, and essential funeral home services required for international transit.

Repatriation of remains in Europe: transport requirements and cross-border regulations

7 November 2024

It is important not only to physically prepare the deceased but also to ensure that they are stored in appropriate conditions. For this purpose, special zinc-lined coffins or transport hermetic boxes are used, which comply with strict international hygienic and sanitary requirements for cross-border transit.

What you need to know when transporting remains from England

30 October 2024

Permits are one of the essential elements. In order to repatriate deceased loved ones from England, a special permit is required, which is typically issued based on the death certificate. This document ensures that all local legal requirements have been met and grants official authorization to cross international borders.

Repatriation of remains: how to ensure the dignified and safe transportation of the deceased?

16 October 2024

Before repatriating the deceased, it is essential to prepare all required documents. This includes the death certificate, medical certificates confirming that the deceased did not have infectious diseases, and the official embalming certificate, along with a permit for international transport issued by the competent authorities.

Cremation and its emotional and psychological impact on the family