Hatta Funeral FAQ
Find essential information about funeral services in the Hatta, including costs, procedures, and legal requirements. Learn about burial, cremation, and repatriation options for Muslims and non-Muslims.
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Yes, cremation is permitted for non-Muslim residents in the UAE, including those living in Hatta. However, Hatta does not have its own crematorium.
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Bodies of non-Muslims from Hatta are transported to an approved crematorium in another emirate, typically Dubai (Jebel Ali crematorium) or Al Ain.
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Yes, Middle East Assistance (MEA) manages transportation and all necessary approvals end-to-end for cases originating in Hatta. They offer 24/7 support across the UAE and GCC.
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The process requires a certified death certificate, passport and visa copies of the deceased, an Embassy-issued No Objection Certificate (NOC), police clearance (if applicable), and a cremation permit from the municipality.
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Costs for cremation from Hatta might be slightly higher compared to central Dubai or Al Ain due to additional travel, documentation, or hospital fees incurred in the home area. The average total cremation cost in the UAE ranges from AED 9,000 to AED 18,000.
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On average, the cremation process in the UAE, including cases from Hatta, takes 2 to 4 working days, depending on document processing and crematorium availability.
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Yes, ashes can be repatriated internationally. MEA can handle all documentation and packaging required to transport ashes from the UAE to another country.
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