Funeral Repatriation in Oman
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Funeral repatriation in Oman refers to the process of returning the deceased to their home country for burial, cremation, or final rites. It involves documentation, embalming, sealing, airline coordination, and embassy approvals.
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Middle East Assistance (MEA) offers professional funeral repatriation services across Oman. Since 2006, MEA has supported families with dignity, compassion, and full coordination with hospitals, embassies, airlines, and Omani authorities.
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Required documents typically include:
Passport and Resident Card of the deceased
Official death certificate issued in Oman
Police clearance (if required)
No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the relevant Embassy or Consulate
Embalming and coffin sealing certificates
Airline cargo booking documents
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Most funeral repatriation cases are completed within 2–4 days, depending on embassy approvals, document processing, and flight availability. MEA ensures a smooth and timely process for grieving families.
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Yes. MEA provides complete assistance for ash repatriation, including sealed urns, export permits, embassy clearance, and coordination with airlines for secure international transport.
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Costs vary based on destination, airline fees, and consular requirements. MEA offers transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden charges and provides guidance at every step.
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Yes. MEA’s dedicated team is available 24 hours a day to assist families across all regions of Oman, ensuring every detail is handled with care and professionalism.
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MEA is a trusted leader in repatriation across the GCC. With strong relationships with embassies, hospitals, and airlines, and over 18 years of experience, MEA ensures a dignified, seamless, and compassionate farewell for every family.
