Egyptian Consulate Legalisation

Procedure for legalisation of British documents for official use in Egypt:

British documents for official use in Egypt will need to be legalised (apostilled) by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office first, and then further legalised at the Egyptian consulate.

1. Solicitor authentication, if required
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Solicitor Authentication
Some documents will need to be authenticated by a solicitor, before they can be legalised with an apostille.
Examples of document that require solicitor authentication are:
• powers of attorney
• academic certificates (original or copy)
• passports and driving licenses
• affidavit or statutory declarations
• wills and testaments
• deed poll/change of name document
• contracts and agreements
• bank statements
• others
If you don't know if your document needs solicitor certification, please contact us and we will be able to help you.
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2. Apostille - Legalisation by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
3. Egyptian consulate legalisation

What you need to do:

• Click on the "get a quote" button below and we will get back to you with a quote.
• You can bring or post the document(s) to our office.
• We can provide solicitor authentication of your document, if required.
• We handle the Egyptian consulate legalisation.
• You can collect the document from our office, or we can post it back to you, or to any other address worldwide.