Legalization of Documents
How to legalize your documents for submission to the Consulate of Costa Rica in Singapore:
FOR ANY PROCEDURE YOU MUST REQUEST YOUR APPOINTMENT AT EMBASSYCRSG@GMAIL.COM or call +65 6467 1355
NOTE: All listed steps must be completed in the order stated.
DOCUMENTS ISSUED IN SINGAPORE
By private companies:
DOCUMENTS ISSUED IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
FOR ANY PROCEDURE YOU MUST REQUEST YOUR APPOINTMENT AT EMBASSYCRSG@GMAIL.COM or call +65 6467 1355
NOTE: All listed steps must be completed in the order stated.
DOCUMENTS ISSUED IN SINGAPORE
By private companies:
- 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: Authentication of the signature of the Notary Public by the Singapore Academy of Law.
- Step 3: Legalization by the Singapore Academy of Law (1 Coleman Street #08-06. The Adelphi, Singapore 179803. Tel: 65 6332 4388 o enquiries@sal.org.sg)
- Step4: To obtain an appointment at our Consulate, send a copy of the document already legalized by SAL to the mail embassycrsg@gmail.com
- Step 1: Legalization by the Singapore Academy of Law (1 Coleman Street #08-06. The Adelphi, Singapore 179803. Tel: 65 6332 4388 o enquiries@sal.org.sg)
DOCUMENTS ISSUED IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
- Step 1: Follow the legalisation procedures 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) of Singapore in the country where the document was issued.
- Step 4: Legalization by the Singapore Academy of Law (1 Coleman Street #08-06. The Adelphi, Singapore 179803. Tel: 65 6332 4388 o enquiries@sal.org.sg)
Payment for Legalization
- Consular fees are USD 40 per legalization. All local payments must be made in cash at the Bank, in Singapore dollars (SGD) at the day's exchange. Any incomplete payment may result in a delay in the requested process. The Consulate will not accept any payment.
- Payment must be made before your appointment.
- You will be informed of the payment procedure when you request an appointment
- The user must pay any bank fee.
- All payments must reflect the exchange rate.
