News about our group of Companies

• Repatriation from England and Wales usually involves registration, certificates, consular paperwork and transport arrangements. • The right route depends on the destination country, local rules, religion, timing and whether burial or cremation is planned. • Costs and timescales vary most by airline availability, destination requirements and preparation needed before travel. • Specialist support can reduce delays by coordinating funeral directors, airlines, embassies, consulates and High Commissions.

Offsetting Carbon Emissions through Global Reforestation

Mears Repatriation launches its new and improved website - www.mearsrepatriation.co.uk

A Green Step Forward in Funeral Services

Mears Repatriation introduces a fixed Repatriation Service Fee for all international destinations - flight and third party costs charged in addition.

Our offices will be closed on Monday 19th September 2022

Stepping up from his previous role of Business Development Manager, Gary takes on responsibility for all commercial aspects of Mears Family Funerals, Mears & Jackson, Mears Repatriation, Nationwide Memorials and Memorial Centre.

Read our article about repatriation in the latest edition of Farewells magazine

Online Memorial quote and ordering system wins prestigious industry award

Advice on what to do if someone dies overseas.