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Phone: 403-243-8200
Text: 403-256-9575
Barbados
Body
Paperwork (English)
- Burial Permit – Yes
- Consulate Contact – No
- Consulate documents required – No
- Provincial Death Certificate (3 copies) – Yes
- Certificate for Shipment of Body Out of Province (form 4) – Yes
- Letter from Alberta Health (individual does not have communicable disease & no epidemic existed ) – Yes
- Medical Certificate of Death – Yes
- Letter of embalming (notarized) – Yes
- Identification – Yes
- Notify the Funeral Home in charge of receiving the deceased – Yes
- Flight Itinerary – Yes
Outer Container
- Hermetically Sealed Metal Liner Required – Yes
- Overseas shipping container – Yes
- Casket allowed – Yes
Deceased
- Embalming Required – Yes
Urn – ship by Air
Paperwork (English)
- Burial Permit – Yes
- Certificate of cremation – Yes
- Letter of non-Contraband – Yes
- Provincial Death Certificate – Yes
- A formal letter of request seeking permission to scatter cremated remains must be made to The Ministry of Health Dr. Joy St. John cmo@health.gov.bb or Ms. Tonya Brathwaite brathwaite@health.gov.bb. Upon arrival in the country, the person travelling with the urn is required to report to the office of the Environmental Health Department at the Grantley Adams International Airport – Port Health Officer.
Outer Container
- Metal – no
- Wood – shipping container
- Marble – no
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