Repatriation to Mexico

Mexico is where we send loved ones home most often, and the process is familiar to us from beginning to end. We work in Spanish with your family here and with the funeral home, cemetery, or relatives waiting there, so nothing is lost in translation at a moment when clarity matters most.

Mexico is where we send loved ones home most often, and the process is familiar to us from beginning to end. We work in Spanish with your family here and with the funeral home, cemetery, or relatives waiting there, so nothing is lost in translation at a moment when clarity matters most.

Areas We Serve in Mexico

We provide services throughout Mexico, including but not limited to:

  • Baja California — Mexicali
  • Nuevo León — Monterrey
  • Jalisco — Guadalajara
  • Puebla
  • Chiapas

— and the surrounding regions of each. If your family's town is not listed, call us. In most cases we can arrange transport to the nearest airport and coordinate the final leg with a funeral home in the area.

What the Process Involves

Transport to Mexico requires documents from both sides of the border: certified death records and a transit permit here, and authorization from the Mexican consulate for entry there. We prepare your loved one according to the standards required, obtain the consulate's authorization, arrange an approved shipping container, and book the flight to the airport nearest your family. We then confirm the arrival details — flight number, terminal, and the funeral home receiving them — so no one is left waiting without information.

Working in Spanish, Start to Finish

Our staff speaks Spanish, and in this process that matters more than families expect. Consulate appointments, calls with a funeral home in Guadalajara, explaining a document to an aunt in Puebla — all of it moves faster when everyone involved understands one another. You are welcome to bring family into the conversation at any point, whether they are here with you or on the phone from Mexico.