Frequently Asked Questions

Indian documents cannot be used in the UAE without proper verification. UAE Embassy Attestation is the process of confirming that your documents are genuine and legally valid for use abroad. This authentication ensures that your certificates are original, trustworthy, and not forged, allowing UAE authorities to accept them for employment, education, immigration, business, or any official purpose.

Common documents needing UAE attestation include educational certificates (degree, diploma, mark sheets), personal documents (birth, marriage, divorce certificates), and commercial documents (company registration, invoices). In short, any document that you want to use in the UAE will need UAE consulate attestation.

Usually, the process involves:

• Notary attestation
• State HRD/CoC/Home Department attestation
• Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) attestation
• UAE Embassy attestation

 

Sometimes, a UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) stamp is needed once you’re in the UAE.

This depends on the document type, city and your visa requirements. It typically takes 7 to 8 working days.

Fees vary depending on the document type and number of stamps required, and the level of verification needed. To get an exact quote, call us on 9426128077.

Yes. UAE authorities require attested certificates for employment visa processing, university admissions, family sponsorship, or business registration.

• Embassy attestation is a stamp by the UAE Embassy in India. 
• MOFA attestation is done by the UAE’s Foreign Affairs department for final approval.
• Apostille is a different international process (for Hague Convention countries) — the UAE requires attestation, not apostille.

The original document is generally required for attestation. Submit it along with a passport copy and any supporting paperwork as needed.