How to Get an Apostille in Australia: Step-by-Step Guide
Need an Apostille for your Australian documents? Apostille Australia Online provides personalized assistance to guide you through the DFAT Apostille process. We handle a wide range of documents—including birth, marriage, divorce certificates, and more—and can assist with notarization for certain documents to make the process easier and stress-free.
Do I Need My Educational Documents Notarised Before Getting an Apostille?
Determining whether your educational documents need notarisation before obtaining an apostille can be confusing. In this article, we explain when notarisation is required, which academic records can go directly to DFAT, and how to ensure your documents meet all Australian authentication standards. If you’re preparing transcripts, degrees, or certificates for overseas study, employment, or migration,…
How to Verify an Apostille Issued by DFAT (Australia)
If you’ve received a document with an Apostille from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), it’s important to know how to verify that it’s genuine — especially if you’re submitting it to a foreign authority. Why Verification Matters How to Verify an Australian Apostille 2. Enter the required detailsOn the portal, you’ll…
Apostille Services in Australia for Digital Documents: National Police Certificates and ASIC Certificates
As more Australian agencies issue documents digitally, getting an apostille for electronic certificates is now essential for overseas use. At Apostille Australia, we specialise in fast, compliant apostille services for Digital National Police Certificates (AFP) and ASIC Certificates of Registration. Although these documents are issued electronically, DFAT applies the apostille to a printed copy—no notarisation…
Do Apostilles in Australia Come in Digital Format?
When it comes to legalising documents for international use, it’s important to understand how Apostilles are issued in Australia. If you’re preparing to submit a document overseas, here’s what you need to know: 🖨️ Australia Only Issues Physical Apostilles All Apostilles issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) are provided in physical…
China is now part of the Apostille Convention
On 8 March, 2023, China joined the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents ( hereinafter referred to as “the Convention”). On 7 November, 2023, the Convention entered into force between China and Australia. As from 7 November, 2023, any public documents when properly executed in Australia within the scope of the Convention, can be sent to Chinese mainland for use with the APOSTILLE issued by the…
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