Pre-need cremation and repatriation services

[HermosaBeachGuy]

On 1/15/2023 at 5:03 AM, HermosaBeachGuy said:

yes, but there's still a bureaucracy regarding notifications, i.e. local police/hospital, actual funeral home/crematorium, US Embassy, and transport service.   Fed Ex isn't going to do that.  And that's all the rigmarole that I'm seeking to spare my kids from having to sort out at that time.  BTW, I'm going with Asiaone.  The pricing is very comparable among those I've contacted, and they seem the most professional.  Anyway, I've done my best.  If it gets <deleted> up, I won't be there to worry about it anymore.

 

https://asiaone-thf.com/

 

 

[KimberlyMoore]

While I haven't gone through the entire process yet, I've found that having a few options and comparing them is key. It sounds like you’re already off to a good start with AsiaOne and Be Assistance. In my research, I stumbled upon a UK-based service, Newrest Funerals, which specializes in direct cremations. They seem really professional and thorough, and they offer repatriation services as well. Here’s their link if you want to check them out: https://newrestfunerals.co.uk/. I’ve read a few positive reviews about their services, and it might be worth reaching out to them for more information. I think getting a sense of how they handle international cases could give you some peace of mind.

Edited June 3 by KimberlyMoore