Transportation to Russia for 3 thousand Dollars will be unlikely in Germany. It's hard for me due to an unfortunate illness and some relatives around in Germany who don't care about cryonics. It prevented me from earning and applying the money to fund cryonics by life insurance. Even something in Russia isn't easy to get, just because of the costs of transportation. Actually I made negotiations with a reasonably priced mortician's for an upgradeable contract. That contract includes fire burial for what's equivalent to 5 thousand Dollars and it might eventually be upgraded for what's equivalent to 15 thousand Dollars which allows transportation to a cryonics provider. The upgrade, transportation to a cryonics provider in a foreign country would supersede the fire burial in case a donor helps me paying for that arrangement. Actually, it's not sure if there will be a donor who can establish so much support, but I'm more and more trying to apply for donations.
There is another version of Kriorus_contract_english_tr_MP_edit which KrioRus sent me on August 2009. There are terms for a payment schedule with empty lines to fill in. Actually I'm thinking about filling in the following payment schedule: At 1st, an extra donation of $300.00 will be paid in advance to the payment of the contractual price which is $10,000.00. The extra donation, which has a payment deadline of three months, is just to compensate for the possibility of a long waiting time before payment of the contractual price has been accomplished. So the payment deadline for the contractual price is not fixed which increases the chance that it can be funded by the client or someone who offers help.
In connection with my revival, these additional clauses should be written into the contract: The client knows that revival may or may not be successful, for instance, if transportation to KrioRus goes fail. If real revival cannot be accomplished at all after a very long time, KrioRus or those who act for them should try to make use of the client's information from DNA, personal documents, data about the client in the Internet, etc. The client currently owns an associate membership status at SfUI, the Society for Universal Immortalism
http://universalimmortalism.org which stores his preserved DNA and related information. As long as there is not enough information available to represent remains of former personal identity by a fairly intelligent android, a robot in control by semi-sentient Artificial Intelligence should be created to represent the client in a Virtual Reality by computer animations.
In the past few weeks the price for shipping a body there would be around 3 thousand for a total of 12 thousand. When one includes the cost of shipping to CI, the cost is a bit higher as well. Alcor is working with an organization that is planning on opening another facility in Europe. As I understand it KrioRus has some very wealthy Russians backing it (not much unlike Alcor's situation in the US 
).
