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Apostille, then a certified translation
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Is the issuing country in the Hague Convention?
Yes
Documents
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A document from a Hague Convention country: apostille first, then a certified translation; otherwise consular legalisation
You: Apostille, then translation
A machine translation does not count as certified
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Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Hague ConventionChecked 30 October 2026
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Our own estimateChecked 30 October 2026
Apostille, then a certified translation
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The route
Apostille, then a certified translation