Funeral Repatriation in Ibri
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Funeral repatriation in Ibri refers to the process of returning the deceased from Ibri to their home country for burial, cremation, or final rites. It includes documentation, embalming, sealing, and coordination with embassies and airlines.
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Middle East Assistance (MEA) provides complete funeral repatriation services in Ibri. With experience since 2006, MEA coordinates with local hospitals, embassies, and airlines to ensure a professional and compassionate process.
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The required documents typically include:
Passport and Resident Card of the deceased
Official death certificate issued in Ibri
Police clearance (if required)
Embassy or Consulate No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Embalming and coffin sealing certificates
Airline cargo booking and export documentation
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Most repatriation cases take 2–4 days, depending on embassy approvals, document readiness, and flight availability. MEA ensures smooth and timely processing.
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Yes. MEA assists with ash repatriation from Ibri, providing sealed urns, export permits, embassy documentation, and airline arrangements for safe international transport.
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Costs depend on the home country, airline cargo charges, and embassy requirements. MEA offers clear and competitive pricing, with no hidden fees.
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Yes. MEA provides 24/7 support in Ibri to assist families immediately and manage all formalities with care and professionalism.
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MEA is trusted across Oman and the GCC for its compassionate service, strong embassy and airline coordination, and professional handling of every case. Since 2006, MEA ensures a dignified, seamless, and respectful repatriation experience.
