
Road transportation
• Transportation of the body to Russia and the CIS:

Regardless of the mode of transportation (aircraft, road transport), delivery of cargo 200 is a highly responsible task, complex both documentarily and organisationally.
This procedure requires compliance with specific conditions (storage, transportation of the body) and involves the preparation of numerous permit documents for the transportation of cargo.
Pakistan is one of South Asia's largest nations, home to over 220 million people. The main cities are Karachi (کراچی) — the country's largest metropolis and commercial hub, served by Jinnah International Airport (KHI); Lahore (لاہور) — the cultural heart of Punjab, served by Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE); and Islamabad (اسلام آباد) — the federal capital, served by the New Islamabad International Airport (ISB). Rawalpindi and Faisalabad are also major urban centres. A significant Pakistani community lives in Belarus and Russia — students at Belarusian and Russian universities, traders, and medical professionals. The distance from Karachi to Minsk is approximately 4,800 km, with a flight time of 6–7 hours including one transit stop. If you have lost a loved one in Pakistan, please contact us immediately at +375 29 314-59-59 — we are available around the clock.
Repatriation from Pakistan requires careful compliance with Pakistani law and bilateral consular procedures. The primary document is the death certificate (شہادتِ وفات), issued by the local Union Council and registered with NADRA, Pakistan's national civil registration authority. Additional requirements include a cause-of-death certificate from an authorised medical institution, an embalming certificate, an export permit from Pakistan's Ministry of Health, and authorisation from the Russian Embassy in Islamabad or the Russian Consulate General in Karachi. Pakistan is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so all documents must go through full consular legalisation. Certified Russian-language translations are also required. We handle the entire documentation process on your behalf, so your family does not have to navigate bureaucracy during an already devastating time.
Repatriation flights from Pakistan to Minsk National Airport (MSQ) are operated by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) via Dubai (DXB) or Istanbul (IST), Qatar Airways via Doha (DOH), and Emirates via Dubai (DXB). The body is transported in a hermetically sealed zinc coffin placed inside a wooden crate, in strict compliance with ICAO and IATA cargo regulations. Total time from document completion to arrival in Minsk is typically 2–3 days, accounting for transit stopovers and customs clearance. Upon arrival in Minsk, we arrange onward delivery to any city across Belarus — Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Mogilev, Vitebsk, or elsewhere.
Pakistan is in the UTC+5 time zone, placing it 2 hours ahead of Belarus (UTC+3). Our coordination team is available 24/7/365, so time differences never cause delays in the first response. We communicate in Russian, English, and Urdu where needed. We have deep respect for Islamic burial customs: tradition calls for burial within 24 hours of death, and we understand the urgency this places on every step of the process. From the very first call we work swiftly to prevent unnecessary delays. The Russian Embassy is located in Islamabad; the Russian Consulate General is in Karachi — both are essential contacts in the consular legalisation process.
The cost of repatriation from Pakistan is calculated individually for each case, taking into account the departure city (KHI, LHE, or ISB), the chosen airline, the scope of documentation services, and the final destination within Belarus. We provide complete pricing transparency: all fees are agreed upon and fixed in a written contract before any work begins — no hidden charges, no surprises. Your first consultation is completely free of charge. We work with travel insurance providers, and costs may be fully or partially covered if the deceased held a valid policy. Do not hesitate to call us at +375 29 314-59-59 at any hour. Since 2009, we have supported hundreds of families through this painful journey, and we are here to support yours.
You will need: the death certificate (شہادتِ وفات) from the local Union Council registered with NADRA, a cause-of-death certificate, an embalming certificate, an export permit from Pakistan's Ministry of Health, and authorisation from the Russian Embassy in Islamabad or the Consulate in Karachi. Since Pakistan is not party to the Hague Convention, consular legalisation is required instead of an apostille. All documents must be accompanied by certified Russian-language translations. We handle the full document package.
Yes. Both Pakistani export regulations and international ICAO/IATA cargo standards require that the body be embalmed and placed in a hermetically sealed zinc coffin, which is then encased in a wooden crate. Our partner funeral homes (مردہ گھر) in Pakistan carry out all preparation to the required standards. We coordinate this directly so the family does not need to arrange it independently.
Typically 2–3 days from the moment you contact us to arrival at Minsk National Airport (MSQ). This includes document processing in Pakistan, available flight schedules with transit in Dubai, Doha, or Istanbul, and customs clearance in Belarus. We work as fast as possible, fully aware that Islamic burial tradition calls for interment within 24 hours of death.
The price is calculated individually based on the departure airport (KHI — Karachi, LHE — Lahore, or ISB — Islamabad), the selected airline, documentation complexity, and the destination city in Belarus. All costs are fixed in a written contract with no hidden fees. The first consultation is free. Call +375 29 314-59-59 for a personalised quote. If the deceased had travel insurance, costs may be fully or partially covered.
We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year. Call or message +375 29 314-59-59 via phone, WhatsApp, Viber, or Telegram at any time. Our coordinators respond immediately. Pakistan is 2 hours ahead of Belarus (UTC+5 vs UTC+3), but regardless of the hour, someone is always on duty.