The legalisation chain step by step
1) Preparing the original or a notarised copy, 2) certified and notarised translation where required, 3) certification by the competent Turkish authority, 4) certification by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 5) legalisation by the destination country's consulate or embassy. Some countries additionally require a final certification by their own foreign ministry.
Typical documents and cases
- Commercial invoices, certificates of origin and export documents
- Corporate documents and powers of attorney
- Diplomas and employment certificates
- Marriage and birth certificates
- Criminal record certificates
How it works
- Send your documentUse the form or e-mail us a scan or photo of your document.
- Receive your quoteWe quote a price and timeline based on the document, languages, certifications and deadline.
- We handle the formalitiesTranslation, notary, apostille, consulate and embassy steps are managed as one file.
- Get your documentsOriginals are sent to you by courier; digital copies by e-mail.
Frequent destination countries
Consular Legalisation by city
- Consular Legalisation in Istanbul
- Consular Legalisation in Ankara
- Consular Legalisation in Izmir
- Consular Legalisation in Bursa
- Consular Legalisation in Antalya
- Consular Legalisation in Konya
- Consular Legalisation in Adana
- Consular Legalisation in Gaziantep
- Consular Legalisation in Kocaeli
- Consular Legalisation in Mersin
- Consular Legalisation in Mugla
- Consular Legalisation in Kayseri
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does consular legalisation take?
It depends on the type of document, the destination country and the consulate's schedule. After reviewing your file we give you a realistic timeline and price.
How much does consular legalisation cost?
The price depends on the type and length of the document, the language pair, the certifications required and the deadline. Send us your document and we will prepare a tailored quote.