Legalisation requirements for Cuba

 

Legalisation Process

Documents to be legalised for use in Cuba need first to be sent to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office to be apostilled and then presented to the consular section of the Embassy of Cuba for attestation.

Fees

The fee payable is £171 per document

Processing Times

One working week.

Notes/Comments

Any document submitted for legalisation must be accompanied by a Spanish translation (unless the document is already in Spanish or bilingual format). The translation will also need to be legalised, which means it must bear an Apostille and be stamped by the Cuban Consulate. To save legalisation fees, though, documents may be bundled together.

 

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