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Many legal questions for Dutch people in Thailand in the event of death

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Expats and retirees, Dutch Association, Passing away
Tags: AsiaOne, Legal questions, NVTHC, Passing away, Funeral

March 23 2021

If anything has become clear during the information afternoon of the AsiaOne funeral director in Hua Hin, it is that many Dutch/foreigners have questions about the procedure in the event of a death in Thailand. If the course of events before, during and after the cremation is reasonably clear, few people are well prepared for the legal pitfalls and pitfalls upon death.

Arrange your own cremation and pay it in advance

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Expats and retirees, Dutch Association, Passing away
Tags: AsiaOne, Funeral, Cremation, NVTHC, Passing away, Funeral

March 12 2021

If a foreigner dies in Thailand, the next of kin have to deal with a multitude of rules. Especially when the end comes unexpectedly, the panic is sometimes incalculable. What to arrange with hospital, police, embassy and so on? And what if the remains or the urn have to go to the Netherlands?

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Many legal questions for Dutch people in Thailand in the event of death

Arrange your own cremation and pay it in advance