Requirements for Shipping Human Remains
The
Government of Ethiopia has regulations for the transport of
human remain to Ethiopia. The regulation requires the following
documents to transport human remains to Ethiopia. Debit
1.
Original Death Certificate
2. A
letter from the funeral home showing (certificate)
-
Embalming by standard (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland,
Island) methods
3.
Non-contagious disease letters issued by the local health
authority and/or other authorized health institutions
(hospital).
4.
Documents
that can confirm Ethiopian nationality or Ethiopia organ like
Ethiopian passport (old or new), birth certificate, identity
card,
5.
Certificate of registration or identification (i.e. Personbevis
(Sweden), Folkeregisteret (Denmark), Folkeregister (Norway),
Extract from the Population Information System (Finland),
Einstaklingar (Island))
Before
they sent to the Embassy,
the
above documents (1-3) should be authenticated by the Foreign
Ministry of the country where the documents are issued.
If all
of the requirements listed above are met, then the Embassy of
Ethiopia in Stockholm will issue a permit for the shipment of
the body. There is no fee associated with this.
If you
are mailing your documents to the Embassy, please include a
self-addressed envelope with sufficient pre-paid return postage.
From Sweden
-
Applicants
must send (enclose) a pre-paid
and a
pre-addressed envelop with 65 SEK stamps up to 100 grams or
72 SEK stamps up to 250 grams or 83 SEK stamps up to 500
grams or 94 SEK stamps up to 1000 grms, to enable us to send
back your documents by registered mail to your address.
(write the
full postal address of the receiver on the envelop).
From outside
Sweden
-
Applicant
form outside Sweden must enclose a
pre-addressed envelop (write the
full postal address of the receiver on the envelop) with
9 International coupons for the
weight up to 100 grams or 11 International coupons for the
weight up to 250 grams or 14 International coupons for the
weight up to 500 grams, to enable us to send back your
documents by registered mail to your address.