Removal of Remains for Transport — Federal Health Regulations
When a body needs to be transported interstate or internationally (repatriation), federal and state health regulations require specific paperwork: a Mortuary Certificate, Embalming Certificate (international), Permit to Transfer (interstate), and (for international) a Certificate of Non-Contagious Disease and consular paperwork.
Official source
health.gov.auRelated topics
repatriation of remainstransport body interstateinternational body transportembalming certificatepermit to transfermoving a body interstatefuneral transport permitdeath certificate transportmortuary certificatedeceased person transportbody repatriationfuneral arrangements interstatetransporting remainsprobate
Related forms
- DVA War Widow/er Pension Claim — Form D2663D2663
- Register a Death — BDM (All States and Territories)
- Deceased Estate — Date of Death Tax Return (Final Individual Return)NAT 2671
- Deceased Estate — Trust Tax Return (Testamentary Trust / Estate as Trust)NAT 0660
- Financial Management / Administration Order — State Guardianship Tribunals
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