Repatriation from Solomon Islands
How do you bring a loved one home from Solomon Islands?
You appoint a repatriation specialist who coordinates local funeral directors, obtains all required documentation, and arranges air freight. The process typically takes .
Timeline
How long does repatriation from Solomon Islands take?
Documentation
What documents are required to bring a body home from Solomon Islands?
All of these documents must be in place before air transport can proceed. Your appointed repatriation coordinator will obtain most of them.
British Embassy
What does the British Embassy in Solomon Islands do when someone dies?
The British Embassy provides consular assistance, which includes giving you a list of local funeral directors, helping you notify relatives, and advising on local procedures. What the Embassy cannot do is pay for repatriation, organise the funeral director, or make arrangements on your behalf.
Getting started
How do you start the repatriation process from Solomon Islands?
Call a specialist repatriation company. Do not wait until all other steps are complete. A specialist can begin the process immediately, even before the local death certificate has been issued.
You will need to provide: the name of the deceased, the location of the body, your contact details, and the name and contact of the local hospital or authority holding the body.
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Reviewed by the Repatriate Service editorial team. Information sourced from UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) guidance, official embassy contacts, and professional repatriation experience. Updated May 2026.
Sources: FCDO gov.uk · Embassy contacts: Solomon Islands · Frequently asked questions