Answers to the most common questions

If the death occurred at home, emergency services or the police are called so a coroner can attend. In a hospital or institution the documentation is prepared by the institution. In any case, as soon as you are able, call us and we take over the further organisation.

Yes. We are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Get in touch with us at any time.

As a rule, the identity document of the deceased and the coroner's certificate, and for an existing grave proof of the right of use. Everything else, including registering the death and the necessary permits, we handle.

In a burial the deceased is laid in a coffin in a grave or tomb. In a cremation, after the farewell the cremation is carried out and the ashes are placed in an urn. The farewell can also be held before the cremation, according to your wishes.

Yes. For the transfer of a body from abroad a transit permit is needed, issued by the Croatian representation, and for the transfer of an urn a crematorium certificate is sufficient. We coordinate the documentation and transport to Croatia.

Yes. The law provides for the co-financing of part of the funeral costs for veterans and members of their families. In cooperation with the competent office we take over gathering and submitting the documentation, and we check the current conditions for each family.

Yes. We advise and help in purchasing a grave, a family tomb or a niche for an urn, including handling the legal and administrative steps.

The cost depends on the chosen equipment and services. Once we hear your wishes, we give a clear and fair overview of the costs, with no hidden items. For a rough estimate, feel free to call us.