Educational documents
Migration Certificate Attestation & Apostille
Attestation or apostille of a migration certificate, which confirms that you have left a board or university with no objection to joining another. It is often asked for with admissions abroad.
At a glance
- Category
- Educational documents
- Issued by
- University or school board
- Authenticated by
- State Education (HRD) Department, after university or board verification
- Final stage
- MEA + embassy, or apostille
Process
Migration Certificate Attestation & Apostille process
- 1
Issuer verification
Where required, the issuing university or board confirms the certificate is genuine.
- 2
State HRD authentication
The State Education Department authenticates the certificate.
- 3
MEA apostille or attestation
An MEA apostille for Hague Convention countries, or MEA attestation for countries that need embassy legalisation.
- 4
Embassy attestation (if required)
For non-Hague countries such as the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait, the destination's embassy or consulate attests the document.
Documents required
- Original migration certificate
- Related degree or mark sheets, if the destination asks for them
- Passport copy
- Authorisation letter
Apostille or embassy attestation?
Frequently asked questions
Why would a university abroad ask for a migration certificate?
Some universities ask for it to confirm that you are free to enrol with them. If yours doesn't ask for it, you may not need it attested.
Can it be attested together with my degree?
Yes. Attesting your education documents together usually saves time, and we plan the submissions as one set.
Other educational documents
Part of our Embassy Attestation service.
Get your migration certificate ready for use abroad
Send us your document details and destination. We will confirm the correct route, timeline and charges at no cost.