MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ATTESTATION

Considering a move to the UAE? With its global appeal and diverse environment, the UAE attracts expatriates worldwide. For your relocation, obtaining a residential visa, available in various categories, is a crucial step. To complete the visa application process, your documents must undergo official attestation by the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). Expatriates in the UAE must first authenticate their documents in their home country, with MOFA attestation serving as the final validation.

Certificate Attestation is the process of legalizing papers to be submitted to a certain country’s embassy, offices, schools, governmental office, and many more. It is one of UAE’s top requirements for foreign nationals who want to apply for a working, residence, family visa, etc. The attestation process verifies the authenticity of your documents through stamps or seals. It allows different countries’ systems to recognize and accept your papers. Different governmental offices are required to do various authentications. The legalization process depends on the nature and purpose of the certificate and varies from one country to another. Certificate attestation is different from notarization – documents are only notarized in the presence of a notary public. Attestation involves various processes and several governmental authorities so that countries can agree that your documents are genuine.

Attestation of educational certificates is a mandatory procedure when applying for a UAE visa. Foreign nationals unfamiliar with the full process may find it complicated and time-consuming. If you want to get it done without putting much effort into it, you can hire Stanford Global Attestation Services. Our team is well-trained in the entire process of documents legalization. We will collect your documents and complete all the required stamps by UAE Law. Our degree attestation process for UAE is efficient.