Repatriation services involve the process of returning the body of a deceased person to their home country after they have passed away abroad.

Repatriation is often necessary when individuals die while traveling, living, or working in a foreign country, and their families wish to have them buried or cremated in their home country.

The time frame for repatriation can vary depending on the country, the cause of death, and the completion of required documentation. It generally takes between a few days to a couple of weeks.

Yes, there are specific requirements such as embalming the body, placing it in a sealed coffin, and sometimes additional permits or certificates depending on the destination country.

Yes, personal belongings can usually be transported, but there may be restrictions and additional documentation required. It's best to check with the repatriation service provider.

The cost of repatriation can vary widely depending on factors like the distance of travel, transportation method, and local regulations. It is advisable to obtain a detailed quote from the service provider.