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Cremation in Poland

Generally the cost of burial is much higher than the fee charged for cremation. Cremation usually necessitates the production of medical certificates for which fees are payable to doctors concerned. These certificates are not required when the death has been referred to and investigated in hospital, or when burial is required, although in this case, in addition to the charges for interment, a number of other fees for grave purchase, memorials and grave maintenance may be incurred. It is a reason that cremation start be more popular in polish society.

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Why people in Poland choose Cremation?

There are numerous reasons why people choose cremation, and the decision is a very personal one, whether for someone planning their own services in order to alleviate their family from that burden, to family members choosing cremation as a loving and respectful way to memorialize their loved one. Research has shown the following nine factors as considerations in the cremation decision:

   * People are dying older and choosing cremation for themselves.
   * Migration to retirement locations is increasing.
   * Cremation has become acceptable.
   * Environmental considerations are becoming more important.
   * Level of education is rising.
   * Ties to tradition are becoming weaker.
   * Regional differences are diminishing.
   * Religious restrictions are diminishing.
   * Greater flexibility in memorialization services.

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