Diploma Legalizations
If you go to work or study abroad, you often have to legalize your diploma.
We provide apostilles and legalizations of diplomas for use abroad.
Diploma legalizations are our specialty
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Costs Diploma Legalization from:
€ 108.97
incl. legalization costs of €40 at DUO
Have your diploma legalized easily.
We are aware of all procedures and help our customers daily to obtain various documents such as diplomas, marriage and birth certificates to use abroad. By providing legalizations of these documents at various ministries, consulates, embassies and other authorities, you are assured of a fast and professional handling of the entire legalization process.
How does the Diploma Legalization service work?
Send us a scan of your diploma and state in which country you want to use it. After reviewing your documents, one of our colleagues can confirm the legalization procedure:
DUO
Als je een door het ministerie van OCW erkende opleiding hebt gevolgd kan het diploma gelegaliseerd worden door de Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs
BuZa
Het ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken kan vervolgens door met het legaliseren van je diploma
Ambassade
Een legalisatie van de ambassade is de laatste stap van het traject.
Je diploma wordt in het bestemmingsland officieel erkend
Some countries first ask you to have your diploma sworn translated. In this case, we will also have to have your diploma legalized by the Court after translation.
Common mistakes
Not knowing that you need to have your diploma apostilled to be able to work in your field.
Many professionals don't realize that employers or institutions abroad require an apostilled diploma to prove the qualification is genuine. This can come up late in the process, delaying your ability to start working.
Waiting until the last moment.
Urgency often leads to delays in starting a job or university.
Using the wrong version of a document.
Forgot translations.
Some countries require certified translations, often in the language of the destination country.
Relying on unofficial agencies or DIY services.
Some people are misled by unofficial websites that offer quick apostilles or legalization without being transparent about the procedure.
