If you are planning to cremate a person in Nambia, it is important to know the cost of cremation. The cost of cremation varies from one funeral home to another, but it is always advisable that you should contact several funeral homes before making your final decision.

What is cremation?

When you cremate a body, it is heated to such an extreme degree that all of the organic material—bones and organs—are burned away to ashes. The process usually takes two to three hours and is generally done at a crematorium.

After cremation has been completed, the remains are placed in an urn or other container and given or sent back to you. In some cases, families may choose not to receive any of their relative’s ashes because they feel that it would be too painful. However, most people want their loved ones’ remains so they can say goodbye in a meaningful way.

cost of cremation in Namibia

In Namibia, the cost of cremation is calculated according to factors such as the size of the body and whether it’s to be carried out privately or in a public funeral service. In addition, prices vary depending on where you choose to hold your services.

Cremation fees generally range from $300 to $1,000, depending on how elaborate your ceremony will be. The average price for a basic cremation service is about N$2,500 (about US$210). However, you should expect that this figure may increase depending on what kind of item you want to be included in your ceremony or memorial service; an urn can add anywhere between N$100 and N$2 000 (between US$8-160) while embalming fluid can cost anything between N$150 -N$250 ($11 – 19).

How much is to cremate a person in Namibia?

The average cost of a cremation in Namibia is between $350 – $450. This price can vary depending on where you live, the size of your family, and whether any additional services are required. For example, if there is an autopsy involved or if someone wants to be buried at sea or leave their body to science.