For countries that are not part of the Hague Apostille Convention - such as the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and several other Gulf and Asian nations - documents typically need MEA attestation before they can proceed to embassy-level attestation. MEA attestation is a critical checkpoint that verifies your document has already been authenticated at the state level.
Our team manages the submission, tracking and collection of your documents through the MEA attestation process, so you receive them ready for the next step - embassy attestation.
No - attestation is used for non-Hague Convention countries and is typically followed by embassy attestation, while apostille is a single certificate for Hague member countries.
Get in touch and our team will guide you through the requirements.
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