Consular legislation of documents in the UK and Ireland for use in Djibouti

If you plan to use personal or commercial documents in Djibouti, they need to go through a consular legalisation process before they are accepted. This process may appear complicated, but the Dublin and London offices of Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland can take care of everything for you. Our in-house knowledge and expertise enable us to handle the legalisation process from start to finish, removing any stress or confusion for you. We will return your fully legalised documents to you by post or courier as per your preference.

Most official documents intended for use in Djibouti require legalisation before submission, including personal documents for visa requirements and commercial documents. Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland can legalise a wide range of documents for use in Djibouti, such as birth, marriage, and divorce certificates, academic records, police clearance certificates, bank records, and more. Our experts can answer any questions you may have about whether your documents need consular legalisation.

The consular legalisation process starts in the country where the document was issued. If the original document is not available, we can arrange for a notarised photocopy to be verified by a solicitor. We then authenticate the documents through Apostille and arrange for Consular legalisation through the nearest Embassy of Djibouti. Our team takes care of all the necessary arrangements on your behalf, ensuring that your fully legalised documents are returned to you promptly and ready for use in Djibouti. Don’t hesitate to contact Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland directly for a personalised quotation and answers to your specific questions.