If you need to use Indian documents in Egypt, it is important to understand that apostille is NOT valid. Egypt is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, therefore Indian documents must undergo full legalization and Egyptian Embassy attestation to be legally accepted.

For Egypt, document attestation is a mandatory multi-stage process. Documents must first be verified at the state level (depending on the document type), followed by attestation from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, and finally legalization by the Egyptian Embassy or Consulate. Skipping or misplacing any step can result in rejection by Egyptian authorities.

Egyptian institutions are extremely strict about document authenticity, stamps, signatures, and format consistency. Even small errors such as spelling mismatches or missing seals can lead to delays. Because of this, professional handling is highly recommended for Egypt-related documentation.

Indian citizens commonly require Egypt attestation for employment visas, work permits, higher education, business setup, trade activities, marriage registration, family residence visas, and legal matters. Corporates often require attestation for commercial invoices, power of attorney, MOA/AOA, board resolutions, and contracts.

Documents typically attested for Egypt include educational certificates (degree, diploma, mark sheets), personal documents (birth certificate, marriage certificate, PCC, affidavits, medical certificates), and commercial documents (company incorporation papers, agreements, invoices, power of attorney).

In many cases, Arabic translation is required after embassy attestation, depending on the Egyptian authority and purpose. Sometimes the translation must also be notarized.

INCCS provides complete Egypt Embassy Attestation services with end-to-end management. From document verification and state authentication to MEA attestation and final Egyptian Embassy legalization, the entire process is handled accurately and securely across India.