15/06/2026
Apostille or embassy legalisation… what’s the difference?
An apostille is typically used for documents being submitted to countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention, helping verify the authenticity of UK-issued documents for international use.
Embassy legalisation, however, may involve additional certification steps for countries outside the Hague Convention and can sometimes require notarisation before submission.
Understanding which process applies to your destination country is important for avoiding delays and ensuring documents are accepted correctly.
If you’re unsure which legalisation route your documents require, our team can guide you through the process and help ensure everything is prepared properly from the start.
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