Why can the price of burials vary?
The space required for a cemetery grave is not the same as for a grave for ashes. Therefore, the price of the burial can change. Other factors also have an influence, such as municipal taxes, the length of the concession of the space, the additional funeral services that are contracted (maintenance, for example) or the rates of each funeral company.
At Stelae, not only can you take out a direct cremation service, but we can also take care of other matters such as the transfer of ashes inside and outside Spain.
Services and prices for burials
At Stelae we aim to provide families with the funeral service that best suits their needs, which is why we complement our direct cremation options with the opportunity to choose from a range of simple and environmentally friendly services for ashes. Just decide what to do with your loved one's ashes and we'll take care of everything.
Cremation and transfer of ashes
For families who need to transfer the ashes of their loved one, at Stelae we have expanded our direct cremation services to take care of all the necessary arrangements. It doesn't matter if it's a national, EU or international destination, we will take care of everything, providing you with the quality service you are looking for.
What documents do I need in order to request the cremation and transfer of ashes?
To request a cremation, it is necessary to have the death certificate, fill in an application form and sign the authorisation to the funeral company.
Then, if you wish to proceed with the transfer of ashes, the documentation required may vary depending on the destination:
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Death certificate: a key document in the funeral process
The death certificate is an essential document for initiating any type of action following the death of a loved one. This document validates a death, which in turn allows administrative and legal procedures to begin. Knowing how to obtain it is the first step in the funeral process, as it marks the beginning of the necessary steps to resolving the legal, financial and personal aspects of the deceased.