Legalization.vn provides consulting and support services for the consular legalization of Vietnamese documents so that they can be recognized and used in Germany.
To have Vietnamese documents officially recognized and legally used in Germany, the full consular certification and consular legalization process must be completed in accordance with the regulations of both countries.
Certification is conducted at:
Consular Department (Hanoi), or
Department of External Relations – Ho Chi Minh City,
for either:
Original documents, or
Copies reissued by the original issuing authority.
Note: Notarized photocopies are not accepted for legalization.
After the documents have been certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam, they must be submitted to the Embassy of Germany in Vietnam for legalization in order to be legally valid for use in Germany.
According to the regulations of the Embassy of Germany in Vietnam, only documents that meet all of the following mandatory conditions will be accepted for consular legalization:
The document must be either:
The original, or
A copy reissued by the original issuing authority.
(Notarized copies are not accepted.)
The document must have been certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam
(either by the Consular Department in Hanoi or the Department of External Relations in Ho Chi Minh City),
on the original or the reissued copy.
Vietnamese Documents that require Consular Legalization and Embassy Legalization for use in Germany include:
Why Choose legalization.vn for Consulting and Support Services for Legalizing Vietnamese documents for use in Germany ?
The final result of the legalization process is the official seal and stamp of the Embassy of Germany in Vietnam, confirming that your Vietnamese documents are legally recognized for use in Germany.
How to request our Consulting and Support Services for legalizing Vietnamese documents for use in Germany?
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