Consular legalization for documents of Hungary

Hungary is a member of the Hague Convention, whereas Vietnam has not yet acceded to the Convention. As a result, documents issued in Hungary cannot be used legally in Vietnam through Apostille certification alone—they must go through the full consular legalization process.

Hungary's Document Authentication System

Hungary applies two types of consular certification systems depending on the country where the documents will be used:

• Apostille Stamp/Seal:
  Applied to documents intended for use in countries that are members of the Hague Convention.
• Consular Legalization Stamp/Seal:
  Applied to documents intended for use in countries not party to the Hague Convention, including Vietnam.

Legalization Process for Hungary Documents to Be Used in Vietnam

To ensure Hungary documents are legally recognized and accepted in Vietnam, they must go through two essential steps:

1. Consular Certification by the Competent Authorities in Hungary
   This step verifies the legal validity of the document in Hungary (Apostille is not used in this case.)
2. Consular Legalization by the Embassy of Vietnam in Hungary
   After certification by the Hungary authorities, the document must be further legalized by the Vietnamese diplomatic mission in Hungary for it to be valid for use in Vietnam.

Types of Hungary documents that Legalization.vn provides consultation and support for apostille certification and consular legalization for use in Vietnam:

Why choose Legalization.vn consular and support services for Hungary document apostille certification and consular legalization for use in Vietnam?

The final result of Hungary documents that have been apostilled and legalized for use in Vietnam is a stamp and certification seal from the Embassy of Vietnam in Hungary

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