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If a death occurs at home, first call the emergency services (155 or 112); you contact the funeral director only after a doctor has examined the deceased, and you are entirely free to choose which one. Under the Funeral Services Act No. 256/2001 Coll., the wish to take charge of the funeral must be expressed within 96 hours; the ceremony usually takes place within 5 to 14 days, and a cremation without a ceremony can be arranged from approximately 10,000 Kč. Take your decisions calmly, step by step. Here you will find: the first steps after a death · choosing a funeral director · the death notice (parte) · planning a funeral in advance. Whatever form of farewell you choose, we will guide you through the whole process.
What to do when someone dies in the Czech Republic? A complete step-by-step guide — who to call, how to obtain a death certificate, choose a funeral service and apply for the funeral allowance.
How to arrange a funeral in the Czech Republic step by step: what to do after a death, documents to prepare, choosing a funeral service, and 2026 costs.
How to choose a reliable funeral service in the Czech Republic. A checklist of questions, warning signs, and practical advice to help you find a dignified provider.
How to plan a funeral in advance in the Czech Republic: what you can arrange beforehand, pre-paid funeral costs, and how to share your wishes with family.
How to write a death notice (parte) in the Czech Republic: structure, text templates, verses, and practical advice. Printed and electronic parte with examples.