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Repatriation to Russia
Dignified repatriation of the deceased from Germany to Russia — by road or by air freight, with complete handling of all documents and formalities. There is no price list, but there is a reliable range.
Available around the clock · Fixed quote within 2 hours · Free of charge, no obligation · German, Russian, Ukrainian, English
What does it cost?
Repatriation to Russia — the price range
No competitor names figures — we do. The following guide prices apply to a repatriation from Germany, excluding collection and additional services. We will give you a binding fixed quote after a short conversation.
Services
What the fixed quote includes
What is written in the quote is what appears on the invoice — from collection to handover at the destination.
Coffin & urn repatriation
Coffin transport by hearse or air freight and urn transport to Russia — fully organised.
Documents & consulate
Death certificate, Leichenpass (corpse passport), consular approval, customs — we obtain and check everything.
Collection across Germany
We collect the deceased anywhere in Germany and take care of the hygienic preparation.
Partner on site
Handover to our partner funeral home in Russia through to a dignified burial.
Support in your language
Personal support in German, Russian, Ukrainian and English — around the clock.
Fixed quote
Free, no-obligation fixed quote within two hours — including nights and public holidays.
Transparency
What determines the price
For Russia, three factors matter most — in order of impact.
The route
Russia can be reached not only by air freight but also by road in our own hearse — often the more economical option. The actual route is the biggest item.
Coffin or urn
A zinc-lined repatriation coffin is heavy and needs cargo space. An urn is lighter and cheaper.
The destination
Moscow or St. Petersburg are easy to reach; a place deep in the country means a second leg in-country.
How we work
Guided step by step
From the first consultation to the dignified handover in Russia — everything from one source.
First contact & consultation
You call or send an enquiry. Calmly, in your language, we clarify the destination, the type of burial and the next steps.
Documents & approvals
We obtain the death certificate, Leichenpass, transport permit and consular approval, and check every document.
Collection & transport
We collect the deceased, prepare the repatriation, arrange the hearse or air freight and coordinate the schedule with you.
Arrival in Russia
Our partner funeral home takes over the deceased and accompanies the burial.
Documents
What is needed
A repatriation to Russia usually requires the following documents. We obtain and check them for you.
- Death certificate
- Medical certificate of death (Totenschein)
- Leichenpass (corpse passport)
- Transport permit
- Consular approval of the destination country
- where required: embalming and sealing of the coffin
Frequently asked
What families often ask us
Why do you give a range and not a fixed price?
By road or by air freight — which is better?
What does an urn repatriation to Russia cost?
How long does a repatriation to Russia take?
Can I call before anything is decided?
When it has to be fast
One call is enough
We take over from the very first step — around the clock, including Sundays and public holidays. Free initial consultation, help with the authorities, in English and German.
+49 151 17463888
Further destinations
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Repatriation to GermanyGuide
Knowledge that helps families
Answers to the most common questions about international repatriation — from our guide.
Which documents are needed for an international repatriation?
Death certificate, Leichenpass, consular approval — which papers are needed for what.
Read more →What should be clarified before a repatriation?
What is worth deciding in advance — from the type of burial to the timeline.
Read more →Arranging the funeral on site
How we coordinate the burial with our partners in the destination country.
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