Cremation in Norway

Currently, there are 26 crematoriums operating in Norway. They are located throughout the country and provide services for followers of all religions as well as non-believers.

Year by year, more and more people in Norway declare their desire to cremate their body after death. After cremation, the body must be buried within 6 months. In addition, every crematorium in Norway is obliged to keep records of the deceased subjected to cremation.

Formal requirements for cremation in Norway

To have a deceased person's body cremated, a complete set of documents must be submitted:

Application for cremation;
Death certificate
Identity document of the deceased
Information about implants possessed by the deceased person
Three days before planned cremation: confirmation from the police that no judicial investigation is being conducted in the case of the deceased person and there is no need to perform an autopsy

Cremation procedure in Norway

The cremation time takes an average of 1.5 - 2 hours. The time depends on the weight of the deceased and the material from which the coffin is made (wooden, ecological);

To scatter ashes, you must obtain the consent of the State Administrator;

Scattering of ashes must be discreet and protected from the view of strangers.

The price of cremation in Norway

The price of cremation in Norway:

body collection
handling all necessary formalities (documents from the office, consular clearance)
arranging all necessary translations
cremation

wooden cremation coffin
basic urn
delivery of the urn to the destination specified by you

The total price for cremation and transport in the case of Norway is:

8,900 - 17,900 PLN

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