Here we have grouped the answers to the questions that we receive most often. Do not hesitate to contact us if you cannot find what you are looking for, and we will be pleased to help you.
See all our Questions / Answers below:
The first step you need to do is to call the doctor : the number is 1733 but if you do not have a belgian simcard call +32 2 524 98 89.
The second step is to call us so we can assist and help you organise the funerals : +32 2 792 08 00
All day and night, 24h/7 : 📞 02 792 08 00
You have from 2 to 7 working days after death has been declared by a doctor. This give you time to take all the administrative steps (declaration, authorisation request…) but also to act within a reasonable delay allowing you to spare time for mourning.
Yes upon certain conditions for hygienic and security reasons.
No, all administrative steps will be taken by our team.
In some cases, the hospital or rest home send the documents to the administration.
Call the police. They sometimes contact funeral services to organise a transfer. You may however can whichever funeral services you want and don’t have to go with the one chosen by the police.
First call the police (101) and then us, we will answer and provide help during all hours of the day and night.
027920800
Once someone from the hospital has warned you, contact us.
Someone will warn you, then call us.
If the deceased has not written his last wishes, the family choose and decide for the ceremony and the burial.
It all depends on the family’s choice. The different steps will be discussed when you meet your funeral adviser.
In Belgium, you have the choice :
Not necessarily, it all depends on the type of monument, the place of burial and the ashes destination. The difference in price will be discussed when we meet you.
We print and deliver them within 24 hours.
We help write the announcement properly and we publish it in the newspapers you want.
Organising a funeral for someone you love is difficult. Complicated decisions have to be made in a very limited time.
Burial or cremation? Religious or secular service? Flowers or donation to a charity? In the family vault or somewhere else? What clothing? What music? What text, etc.?
Why impose such a burden on your family?
At A&G we firmly believe that getting ahead of this is essential. Communicating your last wishes helps to take the load off your loved ones, and to avoid hard choices, stress and conflict. By putting together a file in advance, you will bring a little serenity at a time that is already charged with emotion.
Making your arrangements ahead of time, when everything is going well, allows you to explore the options and plan for the future. Organ donation, palliative care, therapeutic obstinacy, euthanasia: without any taboos, we answer all your questions and provide you with the official documents.
Your advisor will also discuss with you a whole range of services and partners to enable you to have an end of life that you create and communicate.
So why wait? A simple declaration is enough, and it is free of charge.
Yes, although it depends on the regulations in force in your municipality. We will inform and help you if you wish to do so.
Contact us and check if the dead person was insured. We will check how to organise the repatriation from or to Belgium and organise the funeral in Belgium.
If the dead person owns a good, you have to contact a solicitor. Otherwise, the justice of peace decision is enough.
Know more about inheritance :
Full services offered to families and our years of experience in organising many funerals in Belgium and abroad make us a model in the field of funeral services in Belgium.