Consular legalisation
If the destination country does not accept the apostille, consular legalisation is required. It is a chain of several steps: typically notarisation, authentication by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic and finally legalisation at the embassy or consulate of the destination country.
Every embassy has its own requirements, timelines and fees. We manage every step of the chain, including translation into the required language, so the document is accepted the first time.
What's included
- Checking the destination country's requirements
- Notarisation and translation
- Authentication at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Legalisation at the embassy or consulate
- Handling of consular fees
- Status updates at every step
How it works
- 1
Send your documents
Upload a scan or photo via the form or by email — no office visit needed.
- 2
Get your quote
We calculate an individual price and timeline and explain every step.
- 3
We do the work
Translation, notary, apostille or legalisation — we coordinate it all.
- 4
Receive the result
PDF copy by email, originals by courier within Kyrgyzstan or abroad.
Consular legalisation — By city
- Consular legalisation in Bishkek
- Consular legalisation in Osh
- Consular legalisation in Jalal-Abad
- Consular legalisation in Karakol
- Consular legalisation in Tokmok
- Consular legalisation in Kara-Balta
- Consular legalisation in Kant
- Consular legalisation in Naryn
- Consular legalisation in Talas
- Consular legalisation in Batken
- Consular legalisation in Uzgen
- Consular legalisation in Kara-Suu
- Consular legalisation in Balykchy
- Consular legalisation in Cholpon-Ata
- Consular legalisation in Kyzyl-Kiya
- Consular legalisation in Tash-Kumyr
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Translation with the translator's signature certified by a notary — the format most often required in Kyrgyzstan.
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Apostille certification of documents for use in Hague Convention countries.
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Legalisation and attestation of documents at foreign embassies and consulates in Bishkek.
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Arranging notarial acts: certified true copies, powers of attorney and translator signature certification.
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Notarised true copies of passports, diplomas, certificates and other documents.
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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.