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Repatriation of the deceased Brought home to Moldova, with all the paperwork handled we cover 30+ countries How repatriation works From the first call to arrival in Chișinău Documents and timings Consulate, certificates, permits Cost of repatriation Depends on the country and the means of transport Repatriation from Europe A detailed step-by-step guide Choose a country All countries Western Europe Italy Spain Portugal France Belgium Netherlands Central Europe and Britain Germany England Ireland Austria Czechia Poland South and east Romania Bulgaria Greece Cyprus Russia Ukraine Belarus How it works Someone has died abroad Call us at any hour and we will take it from there. We take the details and arrange a power of attorney Then we deal with the authorities, consulates and paperwork We bring your loved one to our own mortuary, where qualified embalmers prepare them for the farewell 14 000 Free to call in Moldova, day and night

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First steps

What to do in the first hours after a death: who to call, which papers are needed and what we take on for the family.

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When someone dies at home: what to do in the first hours

The two calls to make in the first hour, why the police attend and which documents come next.

14 September 2026 6 min read Read the article

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