Obtain a Death Certificate — fully online

For deaths that occurred outside the hospital, families can now apply, pay securely, and receive an officially issued death certificate without visiting the hospital first.

1

Apply & pay the application fee

Fill one form with the deceased's details, your details and your evidence. Pay a small non-refundable processing fee online.

2

Hospital review

Medical records reviews your evidence — or a hospital doctor examines the body at the mortuary — and a doctor authorizes the certificate.

3

Pay the certificate fee

Once approved you'll get an email with a secure payment link for the certificate fee.

4

Download or collect

Receive a secure PDF download link by email, or collect a stamped copy at medical records with your photo ID.

About you (the applicant)

We use these details to verify your identity, keep you updated, and deliver the certificate.

All updates, payment links and the certificate download link go to this email.

You must present this same ID when collecting a physical copy.

About the deceased

Enter the details exactly as they should appear on the certificate.

Details of the death

State the cause of death as recorded in your supporting evidence. The hospital verifies everything before a certificate is issued.

How will the death be verified?

Choose one verification path. This determines how the hospital confirms the death before issuing the certificate.

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Tap to choose files or drag & drop here

PDF, JPG or PNG · max 10 MB each · at least one evidentiary document + your ID

    Review & submit

    Confirm everything is correct. False declarations are a criminal offence.

    ℹ️ Two fees apply. A small non-refundable application fee is paid now to enter review. The certificate fee is only charged after your application is approved — if it is not approved, you will not be asked to pay it.

    Frequently asked questions

    Who can apply for a death certificate here?

    A spouse, child, parent, sibling, other relative, or a legal representative of the deceased. You will need a valid photo ID, and evidence of the death — or the body must pass through this hospital's mortuary.

    What documents are accepted as evidence?

    A medical report from the facility where the death occurred, a mortuary report, a police report, or a sworn affidavit — plus a copy of your own ID. Files must be PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB each.

    How much does it cost?

    There are two fees: a small non-refundable application (processing) fee paid at submission, and the certificate fee paid only after your application is approved. Both are shown before you pay.

    How do I receive the certificate?

    Once issued, you receive a secure, time-limited PDF download link by email. You can also collect a stamped physical copy at the medical records department with your photo ID and application reference.

    What if my application is rejected?

    You'll receive the reason by email. The application fee is non-refundable, but you will never be charged the certificate fee for a rejected application.

    Track your application

    Enter your application reference plus the email or phone number used on the application.