As a South African document legalisation and sworn translation service based in Pretoria, we receive one particular question on an almost daily basis: “Does an apostille need to be translated for Spanish visa?” as we assist individuals with various vital records and other documents for Spanish Visa Applications in Pretoria, Johannesburg or Cape Town, and […]
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Travelling with children is more than just going from one place to another; it’s about sharing experiences, learning, and creating lasting memories that shape their perspectives. If you’re travelling with a child and want to know, “What documents do you need to travel with a child in South Africa?”, this article will provide an overview
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If you’re planning to use your South African documents in China, for business or personal reasons, the Chinese authorities may require your documents to be legalised with an Apostille before they can accept them. Therefore, South African citizens and companies need to be aware of the South African document legalisation instructions for China. However, navigating
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If you’re planning to use your South African documents in Portugal, for business or personal reasons, the Portuguese authorities may require your documents to be legalised with an Apostille before they can accept them. Therefore, South African citizens and companies need to be aware of the South African document legalisation instructions for Portugal. However, navigating
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If you’re planning to use your South African documents in France, for business or personal reasons, the French authorities may require your documents to be legalised with an Apostille before they can accept them. Therefore, South African citizens and companies need to be aware of the South African document legalisation instructions for France. However, navigating
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If you’re planning to use your South African documents in the Netherlands, for business or personal reasons, the Dutch authorities may require your documents to be legalised with an Apostille before they can accept them. Therefore, South African citizens and companies need to be aware of the South African document legalisation instructions for the Netherlands.
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The Netherlands Embassy in Cape Town, South Africa is the consular representation of the Dutch Government in Cape Town. The Consulate General of the Netherlands in Cape Town is currently located at 100 Strand Street, Cape Town. Its main function is to provide administrative services, including processing visas for South African citizens in Cape Town.
Obtaining an apostille for your documents can often prove to be a challenging task, but it is necessary when dealing with international matters such as studying abroad, seeking employment in a foreign country or planning a marriage abroad. This article aims to describe a complete DIY guide for DIRCO apostille appointment, emphasizing important steps on
South African documents often need to undergo two crucial processes if they are to be used internationally: apostille certification and translation. These procedures ensure that legal and administrative documents retain their validity and relevance when crossing international borders. South Africa has signed the Hague Convention, ensuring that apostilled documents are recognised in other countries that
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