Legalisation requirements for Taiwan (Republic of China)

 

Legalisation Process

Documents to be legalised for use in Taiwan need first to be sent to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office to be apostilled and then presented to the Consular Section of the Taipei Representative Office for attestation.

Fees

The fee payable is £58.

Processing Times

7-9 working days.

Notes/Comments

The Taipei Representative Office in London also has jurisdiction for the legalisation of documents emanating from the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, the Turks and Caicos Islands, the Falkland Islands, Ghana, the Seychelles and Sierra Leone. Documents with a connection to places north of Durham, including Cumbria and Scotland, must be sent to the Taipei Representative Office in Edinburgh, which also has jurisdiction for the Isle of Man.

Chinese translations need to be legalised separately for Taiwan.

Certain forms are also required by the applicant, details of which can be provided.

To find out more or arrange legalisation of your documents for Taiwan (Republic of China) contact us