Embassy & consulate legalization

Countries that do not accept the apostille require consular legalization: the document is attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then by the embassy or consulate of the destination country. We manage every step, including the certified translation many embassies ask for.

What's included

  • Attestation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • Legalization at the embassy or consulate in Islamabad or Karachi
  • Translation into Arabic and other languages required by embassies
  • Personal, educational and commercial documents
  • Tracking and courier return

How it works

  1. Send your documents

    Email scans or upload them through the form, and tell us which country and authority they are for.

  2. Receive your quote

    We check the requirements and send a fixed price with a timeline before any work starts.

  3. We do the work

    Translation, attestation, apostille or legalization, handled in the order the authorities require.

  4. Delivery

    Digital copies by email, and signed originals by courier to any address in Pakistan or abroad.

Questions

How long does embassy legalization take?

It depends on the embassy, the type of document and whether a translation is needed. Your quote includes a realistic timeline.

Can you legalize commercial documents?

Yes. Invoices, certificates of origin, company documents and contracts usually need chamber of commerce attestation first, and we include that step where it is required.

Serving clients across Pakistan

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