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Apostille of documents in Georgia

An apostille on one document — priced by turnaround: the standard 8 days, 2 days, or same day.

Price from
≈ $55
Timeline
~1 week
Tax
Format
In person
For Minsk Convention countries an apostille may not be needed

If the document is for use in a country that is party to the Minsk Convention, notarisation may be enough instead of an apostille. Check with the partner for the specific destination country.

Packages

Standard — 8 days

The cheapest option when there's no rush

from≈ $55
per document

Fast — 2 days

The balance of speed and price

from≈ $140
per document

Same day

Urgent deals and tight deadlines

from≈ $350
per document

We will match the exact package to your case during the consultation.

What the service includes

Scope: a tick means included in the price, a cross means billed separately
Receiving the document and checking it can be apostilled
Advice on whether the destination country needs an apostille at all — or whether a notarised translation is enough (Minsk Convention countries), or consular legalisation is required (countries outside the Hague Convention)
Filing the document with the authorised body for the apostille
The apostille within the turnaround you choose (8 days / 2 days / same day)
Returning the original document to the client
Translating the document into another language — separate, €15 a page— billed separately
Notarising the translation, if the recipient requires it— billed separately
Consular legalisation, where the destination country needs that rather than an apostille— billed separately
State fees and charges, where not included in the stated price— billed separately

What we need from you

  • 1The original document physically in Georgia
  • 2The document is of a type that can be apostilled: birth, marriage and death certificates, criminal record certificates, diplomas and education certificates, powers of attorney, corporate documents
  • 3For powers of attorney and corporate documents — the exact details of the representative the document is drawn up for
  • 4Choosing the turnaround (8 days / 2 days / same day) before filing, as it sets the price

Frequently asked questions

How does an apostille differ from consular legalisation?
The apostille is the simplified procedure for countries that joined the 1961 Hague Convention: one stamp, and the document is recognised in every member state. Consular legalisation is a longer multi-step procedure for countries outside that convention, and an apostille doesn't replace it.
Is an apostille needed for CIS countries?
No. Parties to the Minsk Convention on legal assistance accept documents with an ordinary notarised translation, without an apostille or consular legalisation.
Does the apostille price include translating the document?
No, translation is paid separately — €15 a page. As a rule the apostille goes on the original document in its source language.
Do I have to be in Georgia in person?
The original document must physically be in Georgia when it's filed — that's mandatory. The applicant doesn't need to attend once the document is with us; for powers of attorney and corporate documents the representative's exact details are needed in advance.

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