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What Is the Process of Cremating a Body?

Until relatively recently, cremation in Poland was an uncommon method of burial. However, an increasing number of individuals now express the desire for their own or their loved ones’ remains to be cremated. This shift is attributed both to evolving cultural attitudes toward the final farewell and to practical and economic considerations.

My Spouse Passed Away in Poland, They Had German Citizenship. I Want to Bury Them in Germany. Can You Help Me?

Absolutely. You can count on our full support with the formalities, transportation of your spouse’s body or ashes, and organizing the final farewell ceremony.

What Should You Do If You Decide to Handle All the Formalities on Your Own?

Keep in mind that the right to repatriate a body belongs to the deceased’s relatives (including spouses) up to the 4th degree of kinship. In Poland, the legal basis for bringing a deceased person’s body into the country is Article 14 of the 1959 Act on Cemeteries and Burial of the Dead.

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My Spouse Passed Away While We Were on a Holiday Abroad — What Should I Do?

We understand that this is an extremely difficult time for you. If you decide to hold the funeral ceremony in Poland and need assistance with the formalities, we will do everything we can to relieve you of as many responsibilities as possible. You can count on us to handle the entire process with care and professionalism.