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An apostille from India's Ministry of External Affairs is a single-step authentication accepted directly by all 125+ countries under the Hague Convention — no embassy visit required.
A streamlined, single-authority process for Hague Convention destinations.
We check your certificate is eligible for apostille and confirm any state-level clearance it needs first.
Educational certificates typically need State HRD attestation before MEA will apostille them; we arrange this on your behalf.
The document is submitted to an MEA-authorised apostille centre, where the apostille sticker and stamp are affixed.
We verify the apostille details against your document before returning the original to you securely.
Each category follows a slightly different pre-clearance path before MEA apostille.
Degrees, diplomas, mark sheets and transfer certificates for study or work visas abroad.
Birth, marriage, death and single-status certificates for family and dependent visa applications.
Invoices, certificates of origin, MOAs and other business documents for trade and corporate use.
Apostille support for power of attorney documents used for property or business matters abroad.
A sample of countries that accept an MEA apostille directly — see our full country list for others.
Documents like these can't be easily replaced — we treat every certificate that passes through our office accordingly.
We submit only through MEA-authorised apostille centres, avoiding delays from misrouted applications.
State and HRD attestation, where required, is arranged before MEA submission — one less thing for you to track.
Educational, personal and commercial documents each follow their correct pre-clearance path from day one.
You'll know exactly which stage your document is at, without needing to call multiple offices yourself.
Send us your document type and destination country and we'll confirm the exact steps and timeline.
No. An apostille is a single MEA-issued certification recognised by all Hague Convention members. Attestation is a longer, multi-authority chain used for non-Hague countries. If your destination is a Hague member, apostille alone is usually sufficient.
In most states, yes — HRD or state-level attestation is a prerequisite before MEA will apostille an educational certificate. We check this for your specific state and document.
An apostille itself doesn't expire, but some receiving institutions or embassies ask for one issued within a recent window (commonly 6–12 months) — we'll flag this if it applies to your case.
Yes, subject to the document being executed and, where needed, notarised correctly beforehand. We'll review your commercial document and confirm the exact pre-requisites.
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