This certificate is usually given to the funeral director to allow the funeral to go ahead. The certificate is not required if a coroner has issued a Certificate for Cremation or an Order for Burial. For more information contact the Coroners Service for Northern Ireland. You can arrange for the burial or cremation in the country the person where died. The British Consulate can give you advice about this. Its staff will provide support and advice.
The deceased will need to be identified and you may be asked for information about them including a physical description, name and address of the person's UK doctor or dentist. If the person who has died was travelling on an Irish passport, you should contact the Irish consulate or embassy in the country where the death has happened.
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Deaths outside England or Wales If the death occurred abroad, or on a foreign ship or aircraft, you should register the death according to the local regulations of that country and get a Death Certificate. You will be able to get a copy of the Death Certificate from the consulate later or from the Overseas Registration Service: Overseas Registration Section Smedley Hydro Trafalgar Road Birkdale Southport PR8 2HH Depending upon the circumstances of the death, or if the information about the death abroad is incomplete, this may have to be reported to a coroner in the same way as if the death occurred in England or Wales.
Funerals abroad You can arrange a local burial or cremation. These must show the cause of death. A Certificate of No Liability to Register from the registrar in England and Wales, in whose sub-district it is intended to bury or cremate the body. This certificate is not required if a coroner has issued a Certificate E for Cremation or an Order for Burial. Arranging a cremation To arrange a cremation in England or Wales, where the death occurred abroad, you will need a cremation order from the Home Office or a form E from the Coroner.
Contact us. Registration Service Offsite links. Bringing a body home from abroad can be straightforward process. To bring your loved one home, follow these steps:. Find out more about transporting ashes overseas. If a loved one dies abroad, most families will go through the process of bringing the body or ashes home for a funeral in the UK.
This process is known as body repatriation. Repatriation simply means returning the deceased to their country of origin. There are instances where people prefer a burial abroad, which would mean repatriating the remains from the UK. Your local will be able to explain more about taking a body abroad for burial if this is something you wish to consider. Read our guide on body repatriation. If a loved one dies abroad and you would like to bring them back home for burial or cremation, we can help.
Dignity offers a full body repatriation service. Our local Funeral Directors will take care of all the details, supporting you throughout the entire process. Our online guide allows you to create a personalised checklist of things you'll need to do after someone passes away. Follow our step-by-step guides to understand the key things you need to do when a loved one passes away.
Discover how to get a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death when a loved one sadly passes away. How to get a Medical Certificate. Everything you need to know about registering a death in the UK.
From who can register a death, to the paperwork required and how to get a death certificate. How to register a death. After you have registered the death, our dependable funeral professionals will arrange for your loved one to be brought into our care. Bringing the deceased into care. Making funeral arrangements.
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