Deceased Repatriation to the Philippines
When a Filipino national passes away in the UK, families often wish to return them to the Philippines for a final farewell. At Ubuntu Repatriation, we provide a complete, compassionate service for deceased repatriation to the Philippines, working with embassies, airlines, and local funeral homes to ensure a respectful return home.
We serve OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers), dual citizens, and Filipino-British families across the UK, arranging transport to Manila, Cebu, Davao, and other destinations.

Our package price is £3,200, fully inclusive with no hidden fees.
Repatriation fee covers:
- International Embalming, dressing and care of the Deceased
- Local Removal (Within M25)
- Preparation of Coffin or Casket
- UK Customs and Handling
- Transportation to the Airport
- Free From Infection Certificate
- Basic Coffin – Upgrade available
- Flight Charge
- Embassy Documentation
Total cost of the Repatriation £3,200
Additional Services
- Local removal within the M25 is included in our charges. Excess mileage, priced per mile. £2.00
- Church Ceremony Held Before Repatriation – from £900
Ubuntu Repatriation offers a complete and dependable repatriation service from anywhere in the United Kingdom to the Philippines.
✅ Why Filipino Families Choose Ubuntu Repatriation:
24/7 nationwide collection across the UK
Coordination with the Philippine Embassy in London
Direct flights to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) and regional hubs
Transparent fixed pricing, no hidden charges
Catholic, Christian, and other religious practices are respected
Filipino-speaking support available
Assistance for funeral homes in provinces and islands
Repatriation Process:
Immediate collection across the UK
Full documentation & embassy liaison
Flight booked and confirmed to the Philippines
Arrival coordination with local funeral director or family in the Philippines
Frequently Asked Questions
Clarifying your concerns about our services and repatriation process.
How long does the repatriation process to the Philippines take?
Typically, the process takes 5 to 8 working days. This depends on the speed of document processing, availability of embassy appointments, and flight schedules to the Philippines.
Which airports in the Philippines can you send the deceased to?
Most repatriations go to Manila (Ninoy Aquino International Airport – MNL), but we can also arrange flights to:
Cebu (CEB)
Davao (DVO)
Iloilo, Bacolod, and Zamboanga via connecting flights
We can also coordinate with local transport for provincial deliveries.
What documents are required for repatriation to the Philippines?
We manage the entire documentation process, including:
UK death certificate
Certificate of embalming
Coffin sealing certificate
Out-of-England Order (if required)
Clearance from the Philippine Embassy in London
Airline documentation (airway bill, booking)
Translations or apostilles (if required by local authorities)
Do you work with the Philippine Embassy in London?
Yes. We liaise directly with the Embassy of the Philippines, ensuring the repatriation is fully approved and all legal and consular procedures are completed accurately and promptly.