Expats Repatriation in Oman
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Expat repatriation in Oman refers to the process of returning foreign nationals or their loved ones from Oman to their home country. This may be required due to medical emergencies, death, or at the completion of residency in the Sultanate.
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Middle East Assistance (MEA) manages the complete repatriation process across Oman. MEA handles documentation, embassy coordination, airline arrangements, and liaison with local authorities to ensure a smooth and dignified repatriation.
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Documents typically include:
Passport and Resident Card of the patient or deceased
Medical or death certificate issued in Oman
Embassy No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Police clearance, if required
Burial or cremation permit (if applicable)
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Yes. MEA arranges full ash repatriation, providing sealed urns, export documentation, embassy clearance, and coordination with airlines for safe international transport.
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Most repatriation cases are completed within 2–4 days, depending on embassy approvals, documentation, and flight schedules. Emergency medical repatriation can often be arranged within 24–48 hours.
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MEA offers:
Medical Repatriation via air ambulance or commercial flight with medical escort
Repatriation of Mortal Remains (coffin transport via air cargo)
Ash Repatriation after cremation
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Costs depend on destination, airline fees, and type of service. MEA provides transparent pricing with no hidden charges, offering professional and compassionate support throughout.
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Since 2006, MEA has been a leading provider of repatriation services across the GCC. With strong partnerships with hospitals, embassies, and airlines in Oman, MEA ensures a respectful, efficient, and seamless repatriation process.