Legalisation
Legalisation makes documents suitable for use in another country. To legalise a document, the competent authorities sign and stamp it. Several different steps may be needed to complete the process.
The normal legalisation process:
- The document is certified by a notary public (usually the district court),
- It is then legalised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- It will normally also need to be certified by the embassy/consulate that represents the country in which the document is to be used.
For more information regarding legalisation process can be found here:
English version: Regjeringen.no - Legalisation
Norwegian: Regjeringen.no - Legalisering
Required document(s)
- A foreign applicant or representative must bring his/her valid copy of passport
- A request form
- Documents that have been certified by a notary public and legalised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Fee(s)
150 NOK per one verification/stamp. (Cash only, please bring the exact amount)
Book an appointment for legalisation
Downloadable Form(s) / Document(s)