Fujairah Funeral FAQ

Find essential information about funeral services in Fujairah, including costs, procedures, and legal requirements. Learn about burial, cremation, and repatriation options for Muslims and non-Muslims.

• Does Fujairah have its own crematorium?

  Fujairah does not have a dedicated crematorium facility within the emirate itself.

• Where would a non-Muslim cremation for a deceased from Fujairah take place?

  For non-Muslim individuals who pass away in Fujairah, cremations are conducted at the authorized crematoriums in Dubai (Jebel Ali) or Al Ain (Abu Dhabi Municipality).

• Who can assist with the logistics of cremation for a death occurring in Fujairah?

  Professional service providers like Middle East Assistance (MEA) offer end-to-end support for cremation cases from Fujairah, managing transportation and all necessary approvals for the process to take place in Dubai or Al Ain.

• What specific permits are needed for cremation of a person from Fujairah?

  A cremation permit from the local municipality is crucial, along with a certified death certificate, police clearance (if applicable), and an Embassy-issued No Objection Certificate (NOC).

• What is the estimated timeframe for completing a cremation process from Fujairah?

  The process, including necessary documentation and transport from Fujairah to the crematorium, typically requires 2 to 4 working days, depending on how quickly all approvals are obtained.

• Are there any differences in cost when arranging a cremation from Fujairah?

  Yes, families are allowed to attend the cremation ceremony at both the Jebel Ali crematorium in Dubai and the Al Ain crematorium to perform final prayers and rituals.

• Can the ashes be sent to the home country after cremation for a person from Fujairah?

  Yes, repatriation of ashes is possible. Service providers like MEA can arrange for the ashes to be securely packaged and transported internationally by air, handling all required export documentation and customs clearances