Legalization of Documents
How to legalize your documents for submission to the Consulate of Costa Rica in Singapore:
NOTE: All listed steps must be completed in the order stated.
Documents issued by private companies in Singapore:
NOTE: All listed steps must be completed in the order stated.
Documents issued by private companies in Singapore:
- Step 1: Legalization of Non-Government Documents (individual or company documents) must first be referred to a Singapore Notary Public (any law firm offering notarial services) for notarization.
- Step 2: Legalization by the Singapore Academy of Law (1 Supreme Court Lane, Level 4, Singapore 178879, Tel: 6332-4388 / Fax: 6334-4940)
- Step 3: Legalization by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore.
- Step 1: Legalization by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore.
- Step 1: Follow the procedures of legalization by public notaries of the country where the document was issued.
- Step 2: Legalization by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the document was issued.
- Step 3: Legalization by the High Commission (Embassy) in the country where the document was issued.
- Step 4: Legalization by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore.
Payment for Legalization at the Consulate of Costa Rica
Legalization fee is to be paid in the Singapore Dollar equivalent of USD $40 at the exchange rate of the day.
For the Bank Account information, please write to embassycrsg@gmail.com
- If the USD $40 legalization fee is not paid in full, no legalization will be issued.
For the Bank Account information, please write to embassycrsg@gmail.com