Can the body of someone who died from an infectious disease be transported internationally?

Answer: No. If the deceased died from an infectious disease (such as AIDS, tuberculosis, cholera, etc.),

the body is typically prohibited from crossing borders. 

This is because bodies of individuals who died from infectious diseases may pose a threat to public health and safety.

 Most countries require a health certificate and impose strict restrictions on the transport of bodies that died from certain contagious diseases.