Bringing Thai Wife Ashes back soon to Thailand do i mark Funeral or tourist doing both
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The question involves the logistics of bringing a deceased person's ashes back to Thailand and whether to classify the travel as tourist or funeral-related. Community responses emphasize the importance of having all necessary documentation, such as the death certificate and import paperwork. While the majority suggest marking it as tourist, there are recommendations to check with the Thai Embassy for accurate information and legal requirements.
Sincere condolences, very sorry for your loss. RIP โค
Paul ************
I ve done it for a friend last year,certificate from crematorium,death certificate and ashes in non metallic bottle I kept it on hand luggage no problem at all but do tell at check in
Ross ************
Check with the embassy
Becky **********
I brought my sons ashes back to Thailand and the funeral home did the paperwork for me. Also make sure the marker, a small metal coin like thing is in the urn. That has a number on it that will match the number on the documents. Hand carry the urn and notify them when you check in and at security. Coming into Thailand they didnโt check anything.
Michael *******
Sad
Ge ***********************
My condolences bro.
Christopher *********
My bad I read it wrong. Rip to your wife, sir
Christopher *********
Check his age and shit, healthy? She could have killed him to be honest my ex threatened me
Iโm sorry for your loss. Iโd love to bring my fathers remains from Thailand back to Australia where he wanted to rest but I fear his Thai girlfriend probably threw out.
Valerie **********
Sorry for your loss.
Phil ********
Sincere condolences. So sorry for your loss, may her memory be a blessing and long life to you. ๐
May she Rest In Peace.
Sam *********
Sorry for your loss man...Good Luck with it all
Shane **********
RIP your wife mister.
Olivier *********
Contact the nearest Thai Embassy to get accurate information.
Martin *********
Thai Customs website
Bringing corpses/human ash into Thailand
Bringing corpses or human ash into Thailand does not require submitting an Import Declaration Form or Special Declaration Form. The Customs procedure involved is listed below:
Importers present the following documents to Customs officers:
The passport of a deceased person
Air Waybill, original or photocopy
The death certificate issued by the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate in the country in which the person passed away
Other related documents such as a letter confirming death issued by a hospital and a death certificate issued by a local authority in which the person passed away
Customs officers release the corpses and human ash (and keep record of the release) with the importer signing in the pick-up document.
Av **********
Tourist but make sure you have all the paperwork to legally transport them. Sorry for your loss
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