Legalisation
Documents for United Arab Emirates: translation and consular legalisation
A Kyrgyz apostille is not accepted in United Arab Emirates, so consular legalisation is required: notarisation, authentication by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic and legalisation at the embassy or consulate of United Arab Emirates.
Step by step
- Notarisation
- Translation into Arabic
- Authentication by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Legalisation at the embassy or consulate
- Delivery of the finished documents
Requirements can change and vary between institutions. We confirm the current requirements before starting every order.
Documents from United Arab Emirates for use in Kyrgyzstan
Documents from United Arab Emirates must be legalised in that country (usually via the competent Kyrgyz consulate) before use in Kyrgyzstan. We then provide the notarised translation into Kyrgyz or Russian.
Documents we handle
- Diplomas and academic documents (for employment)
- Marriage and birth certificates
- Police clearance certificates
- Powers of attorney
- Corporate and commercial documents
- Medical certificates
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Frequently asked questions
Which countries require consular legalisation?
Countries outside the Hague Convention (e.g. UAE, Qatar, Egypt) and countries that objected to Kyrgyzstan's accession (Austria, Greece). Contact us and we will confirm the rules for your country.
How long does legalisation take?
It depends on the embassy and the type of document. We give you the current timelines together with the quote.
Do I have to visit each office in person?
No. With a power of attorney, or once you hand the documents to us, we complete every step for you.
Want to know the price?
Send us a scan or photo of your document — we'll reply with an exact price and timeline. No obligation.
Prices depend on the document type, language, turnaround and destination country — so every request gets an individual quote.
We usually reply within one business day.