Rowland Brothers International is here to support you and your family during the repatriation process to Poland from the UK. Our knowledge is built on 50 years of experience, so you can be certain that all arrangements will be taken care of in a professional and considerate manner.
How long does repatriation to Poland usually take?
At Rowland Brother International we want to make everything as quick and easy for you as possible, that is why we try to cover as many services as possible during the repatriation process.
This covers:
- Full collection service
- Preparation of the deceased
- A coffin or casket suitable for international transportation
- Complete documentation service
- Customs declaration
- Translations if required
- Flight booking
- Transfer to the airport
- Flight for the deceased
- Assistance with the return of luggage
The timeframe can be dependent on many factors, although it typically takes around 5 – 10 days. Factors such as delayed documentation, involvement of coroners and flight times will all have an impact on extending this time.
What documentation will you need to provide for repatriation to Poland?
We will require several different documents before we can begin the repatriation process.
This includes:
- The passport of the deceased person
- A death certificate
What items required by the Polish Embassy London will Rowland Brothers International take care of?
- Out-of-England certificate
- Embalming certificate
- Freedom from infection certificate
- Airway bill from the airport
- Funeral directors declaration certificate
- Polish burial permit and embassy permit
To find out how our team can support you during the repatriation process to Poland, please get in contact by completing the contact form or using one of the other contact points.
