When you need it
- Recognition and enforcement abroad
- Evidence in foreign proceedings
- Family and custody matters
How it works
You email a signed PDF. A Seychelles notary prepares the legal original, then the Supreme Court adds the Apostille.
- You email a signed PDFWith a passport copy of the person who signed.
- A Seychelles notary certifies it1–2 business days
- The Supreme Court adds the Apostille1–3 business days
- You receive itAs a PDF by email, and the original by DHL Express if you choose it.
Certified copies from the registry
We request a certified copy from the court registry with the case number. Judgments that are not yet final can be apostilled too, but foreign courts usually require proof of finality.
What we need from you
- Copy of the judgment or order
- Case number, court and date
- Country of use
Prices
| Service | Price | When it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Notary and Apostille | €99 | The usual combination for private documents |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | €149 | Countries outside the Hague Convention, some medical documents |
| Embassy attestation in Victoria | €149 | Only if the destination country asks for it; embassy fees may be added |
| DHL Express, worldwide | €99 | Once per order, however many documents |
| PDF by email | included | Every order |
Countries outside the Hague Convention
In more than 120 countries the Apostille is all that is needed. For the others, such as the United Arab Emirates or Qatar, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs adds its recognition and, where required, the embassy its attestation. Read more