We provide burial and cremation services in Dubai and throughout the UAE
- Embalming and dressing the body
- Providing local and imported coffins or urns
- Passport cancellation from embassies / consulates
- Booking assistance for burial ground, florists, church and cremation services
- Cremation Permit and Burial Permit Dubai and beyond
- Ambulance services from morgue to church or crematorium for funeral rituals
- Coordination with cemeteries and crematoriums
- Providing and installing tombstones or memorial markers
- Ash repatriation and Funeral Ceremonies
We are the UAE’s first Comprehensive Cremation Company & Burial Company
- Serving families across all cities of the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Umm Al Quwain.
- Our services cater to all religions, including Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, and Muslims.
FAQ – About Cremation and Burial Services in UAE
What is the first step in arranging cremation or burial in the UAE?
The first step is to obtain an official death certificate from UAE authorities. This document is required to proceed with cremation or burial arrangements.
What is a No Objection Certificate (NOC) and why is it needed?
An NOC is issued by the deceased’s embassy or consulate to confirm there are no objections to cremation or burial. It’s legally required for compliance with UAE and home country laws.
When is police clearance required?
Police clearance is needed if death occurred outside a hospital or in suspicious circumstances, to rule out foul play.
How should one choose a cremation or burial service provider in the UAE?
Choose a provider offering:
- Range of Services & Products
- Multilingual support
- Documentation assistance
- Respect for religious customs
- 24/7 emergency support
- Transparent pricing
- Experience and compassion
What support can families expect from professional cremation/burial services?
Families can expect:
- Help with documentation
- Preferred language support
- Emergency 24/7 availability
- Transparent costs
- Coordination with religious authorities
- Compassionate care
What special considerations exist for expatriates arranging cremation or burial services?
Expatriates must manage embassy clearance, extra documentation, and decide between local services or repatriation.
What makes handling cremation or burial arrangements challenging in the UAE for foreigners?
Foreigners face challenges due to unfamiliar local laws, language barriers, and cultural differences during a difficult time.
What happens if someone dies while visiting the UAE as a tourist?
The process involves obtaining a death certificate and coordinating with the embassy for cremation, burial, or repatriation.
Cremation Specific Questions
Who is eligible for cremation services in the UAE?
Cremation services in the UAE are available for non-Muslims. The UAE respects the traditions of all religions while maintaining predominant Islamic customs.
Where are cremation facilities available in the UAE?
Cremation facilities are available in Dubai, Al Ain (near Abu Dhabi) & Sharjah.
What is the step-by-step process for cremation in the UAE?
The process involves:
- Connecting with a funeral service provider
- Gathering and submitting required documents
- Scheduling the cremation once approvals are in place
- Deciding on after-cremation options
What options are available after cremation?
After cremation, families can retain the ashes, scatter them in a meaningful location, or repatriate them to the deceased’s home country.
Can a foreign national’s remains be repatriated after cremation?
Yes, repatriation of ashes to the deceased’s home country is one of the options available to families after cremation.
Burial Specific Questions
Are there different burial procedures for Muslims and non-Muslims in the UAE?
Yes, there are different procedures and designated cemeteries for Muslims and non-Muslims, respecting the specific religious requirements of each faith.
How quickly must burial take place in the UAE?
For Muslims, burial typically takes place within 24 hours of death. For non-Muslims, the timeline is more flexible but still prompt.
Where are burial grounds located in the UAE?
Burial grounds exist in all major cities. Muslims and non-Muslims are buried in separate cemeteries or designated sections in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.
What is the step-by-step process for burial in the UAE?
The burial process involves:
- Contacting a funeral service provider
- Gathering and submitting required documents
- Preparing the body according to religious customs
- Obtaining burial permits
- Conducting the burial ceremony according to religious or cultural traditions
Can families visit graves in the UAE after burial?
Yes, families can visit graves in designated cemeteries, although practices may vary based on religion and location.
How are burial plots allocated in UAE cemeteries?
In Muslim cemeteries, plots are usually assigned at the time of death. Non-Muslim cemetery policies vary by facility and local regulations.
