UAE Embassy Attestation Made Simple

Get your UK documents attested by the UAE Embassy – fast, compliant, and ready for official use abroad.

What is UAE Embassy Attestation?

UAE Embassy Attestation is a formal process used to confirm the authenticity of the seal and signature on official documents issued in the UK or abroad. This process is essential for documents that need to be legally recognised in the UAE.

Attestation is carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) in the UAE, either through its digital platform or via UAE embassies and consulates around the world.

Important Requirements Before Submission

Checklist: Document Conditions for UAE Legalisation

Our UAE Attestation Services

Comprehensive Support for Both Personal and Business Document Attestation

For UAE Individual Affairs

We handle the attestation of personal documents — including birth, marriage, and death certificates, educational qualifications, police clearances, and more — ensuring they are fully recognised by the UAE authorities. This is an essential step if you are relocating to the UAE for work, study, or family reasons.

For UAE Commercial Documents

We handle the attestation of business-related documents — including contracts, company formation papers, board resolutions, invoices, and company registration documents — ensuring they are legally valid for use in the UAE.

Origin of Document – Attestation Requirements

If the Document is Issued in the UAE:

The document must first be attested by the relevant UAE ministry or governing authority.
It must then be submitted to a Customer Happiness Center in the UAE for final approval.

If the Document is Issued Outside the UAE (e.g., in the UK):

The document must first be legalised by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) with an Apostille, before submission to the UAE Embassy in the UK.

Types of Documents for UAE Embassy Attestation

Categories of Documents Accepted by the UAE Embassy

includes, but is not limited to:
- Educational documents (certificates and transcripts are treated as separate documents)
- Birth certificates
- Death certificates
- Certificate of Origin
- Personal identification documents
includes, but is not limited to:
- Contracts and agreements
- Company incorporation/formation papers
- Board resolutions
- Certificates of incorporation and registration
- Powers of attorney
- Invoices and financial documents

Attest Your Documents Today

We handle the complete UAE Embassy attestation process, so you don’t have to.

Our Services & Pricing

Fast, Transparent Pricing

Services	Individual Affairs	Commercial
Attestation w/ Apostille	£219.99	£729.99
Attestation Only	£139.99	£649.99
Attestation w/ Apostille + Solicitor Certification	£249.99	£759.99

Prices include embassy fees, handling, and verification. Contact us for bulk or corporate rates.

Why Choose Us

All‑In‑One Handling: From verification to MoFa Attestation
Flexible options: different tiers of services to match your specific needs
Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees, no surprises
Local and International Delivery
Free Pre‑Check of Documents to reduce delays

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to common questions about apostille, attestation, turnaround time, and our services.

UAE Embassy Attestation is fully digital and does not involve a physical stamp on your original document. You will receive the digitally attested file issued by the UAE Embassy, your original document with the FCDO Apostille attached, and a confirmation letter from us explaining how to verify the attestation and how to download a fresh copy directly from the Embassy’s online system. Although there is no physical Embassy stamp on the document itself, there are multiple secure methods to verify that the digital attestation is linked to your Apostilled document.
It is technically possible to apply directly to the UAE Embassy, but it is not practical as the Embassy has strict requirements and checks, and applications submitted without the correct preparation are often delayed or rejected. Using a professional service is therefore strongly recommended to ensure your documents are properly Apostilled, correctly prepared, and processed smoothly without unnecessary setbacks.