Embassy Attestation Dubai
We provide a complete, end-to-end embassy attestation chain for UAE documents intended for use abroad. This official legalization process is mandatory for your documents to be legally recognized in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UK, the Philippines, India, and China.
Legal Translation & Ministry of Justice (MOJ)
Many foreign embassies require your UAE documents to be legally translated into their official language before submission. This translation must be completed by a sworn translator and officially authenticated with a UAE Ministry of Justice (MOJ) stamp. We handle this entire translation and MOJ approval step for you.
Most Requested Documents
- Personal: Marriage certificates, birth certificates, and police clearance.
- Educational: University degrees, diplomas, and school transcripts.
- Legal & Corporate: Powers of Attorney (POA), court orders, and MOAs.
UAE Verification
The document must first be legally verified by the issuing authority or a UAE Notary Public.
MOFA Attestation
The original document receives the mandatory authentication seal from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Translation & MOJ
If required by the embassy, the document is legally translated and stamped by the Ministry of Justice.
Embassy Stamp
The final official legalization stamp is obtained from the specific target country's embassy.
Never Skip MOFA or MOJ
Submitting documents to a foreign embassy without the UAE MOFA stamp—or without the MOJ stamp on translated documents—will result in immediate rejection. These steps are legally required to verify the UAE signatures for the foreign embassy.
Only translations produced by legally sworn translators registered with the UAE Ministry of Justice (MOJ) are recognized by foreign embassies and official government authorities.
Ready to Start?
Contact us on WhatsApp with the type of document and your destination country. We will instantly tell you if you need MOJ translation and provide an exact timeline and price for the full attestation chain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Countries not members of the Hague Apostille Convention require full embassy legalization. The most requested in Dubai are: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Philippines, China (joined Hague in 2023 but still has specific requirements), and most Gulf countries. Contact us with your destination and we confirm the exact requirements.
Timeline varies by embassy: Saudi Arabia Embassy typically 2-3 business days; Egyptian Embassy 3-5 days; Indian Embassy 5-7 days; Philippines Embassy 3-5 days. MOFA attestation (required first) adds 2-3 days. We track your documents throughout and update you at each stage.
Same-Day Service
Contact before 2 PM for same-day processing.