How to legalize and prepare documents for Egypt?

How to legalize and prepare documents for Egypt?

A warm climate, affordable housing and medicine, clean sea and many opportunities for foreigners – Egypt is one of the most beloved countries for Ukrainians. Hundreds of thousands of our citizens come to this country every year, and not all of them are tourists. Life in Egypt is quite attractive, and therefore the consulate of this country in Ukraine is always full of those who want to prepare their documents for moving to a sunny Arab country. Legalization of documents is mandatory for Egypt, because this is the only way your certificates, certificates and diplomas will become legal on its territory.

What is consular legalization for Egypt?

Consular legalization of documents is a procedure through which foreign documents will have legal force in Egypt.
This procedure consists of the following stages:
1. Put a seal in the regional department of the Ministry of Justice on the original document. For example, if your document is issued in the Kharkiv Oblast, then you need to put the seal in Kharkiv.
2. Affix the seal in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, also on the original.
3. Notarized translation into Arabic or English.
4. The seal of the Ministry of Justice is affixed to the notarized translation.
5. Next – the seal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, also on a notarized translation.
6. The final stage of consular legalization of the document is the submission to the Consulate of Egypt in Ukraine.

What documents require consular legalization?

 Diplomas, a supplement to diplomas;
 Police Clearance Certificate;
 Marriage certificate;
 Birth certificate;
 School certificates;
 Power of attorney;
 Agreements;
 Documents from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
 Charters, statutes;
 Constituent documents;

UST-group company is engaged in the legalization of documents, as well as their translation with notarization. For consultation, call 044-222-59-73 or contact us via Viber/WhatsApp/Telegram at this number: 063-224-08-18