Legalisation Service - Ethiopia
Generally speaking, to use a UK document in Ethiopia, the document needs to be legalised by Ethiopia embassy in the UK.
What you should be aware of
- The embassy opens only on Monday and Wednesday for legalisation service;
Legalisation
(personal document)
£155
incl. Embassy charges
Apostille + Legalisation
(personal document)
£233 / £285
incl. FCO & Embassy charges
Apostille + Legalisation
(personal document)
£248 / £300
incl. Solicitor, FCO & Embassy charges
Legalisation
(commercial document)
£155
incl. Embassy charges
Apostille + Legalisation
(commercial document)
£233 / £285
incl. FCO & Embassy charges
Apostille + Legalisation
(commercial document)
£248 / £300
incl. Solicitor, FCO & Embassy charges
What's an Apostille?
An "Apostille" is a sticker provided by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) which confirms that a signature, stamp or seal (on your document) is from a UK public official (including solicitors) or that a document is from a UK public body.
In order to legalise a document, the embassy will need to see the apostille affixed on your documentation. If you haven't arranged for your document to be apostilled, we can obtain these from the UK FCO on your behalf.
Solicitor Certification (required for an Apostille)
If your document does not contain the signature, stamp or seal of a UK public official, it needs to be certified by a UK solicitor before being apostilled. We can provide the solicitor certification service for you at a competitive price.