What People Say About Funero
Whether private families or professional partners, people choose Funero for our clear process, responsive team, and dignified handling of every case.
With Funero you get premium as the standard

Highly recommend"
What Funero doesn't do
Hide costs
We’re transparent. No hidden fees, ever.
Delay responses
Fast answers when you need them most.
Complicate paperwork
Clear guidance on all documentation.
Outsource care
Every case handled personally by our team.
Limit availability
Support ready 24/7, worldwide.
Rush you
We follow your timeline, not ours.
Ignore your culture
Respectful handling, tailored to your traditions.
Leave you guessing
Clear updates every step of the journey.
Wherever you need us to go, we're already there
We handle repatriations across every continent, any hour, every day—no matter the circumstances.



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All of your repatriation questions, answered here!
What happens if someone dies abroad?
When someone dies abroad, the local authorities must first be notified. A death certificate will be issued in that country. To bring the deceased home, official paperwork, transport arrangements, and embassy approvals are required.Funero handles all steps for you — from coordinating with local officials to arranging safe, dignified transport back to the UK.
How much does it cost to repatriate a body?
Costs for body repatriation typically range from £2,300 to £3,500, depending on the country, flight routes, and required paperwork.
Funero offers clear, itemised pricing with no hidden charges. You always know exactly what’s included — coffin, transport, documents, and support.
What to do when a relative dies abroad?
First, contact a professional repatriation service like Funero immediately.We guide you on notifying local authorities, obtaining a local death certificate, and securing any necessary medical or police reports.Our team will manage the full return process while keeping you informed every step of the way.
Does a dead body need a passport?
No, a deceased person does not travel on a passport. Instead, special documents such as a "Out of Country Permit" or "Body Removal Certificate" are required.Funero takes care of securing all necessary permissions to ensure smooth international transport, without delay.
How long does repatriation take?
Repatriation can take 3 to 10 working days on average, depending on the country and documentation speed.Funero acts immediately after being contacted, working directly with embassies, airlines, and officials to speed up the process wherever possible.
Does travel insurance cover death abroad?
Many travel insurance policies include repatriation coverage, but not all.Funero’s team helps you check your loved one’s insurance details, guiding you through any claims and ensuring you only pay what’s necessary.
How do I register a foreign death in the UK?
You do not have to re-register a death that happened abroad. However, the death can be recorded at the General Register Office in the UK if desired.
Funero provides full guidance on whether registration is needed for your case and assists you with all document formalities.
What happens when a foreigner dies in the UK?
If a foreign national passes away in the UK, the local coroner must be informed. The embassy or consulate of the deceased’s country must also be notified.Funero coordinates directly with embassies and consulates, ensuring all documents are properly handled for a safe and dignified repatriation to the home country.