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Apostille for Angola
Notarisation of Documents for Angola
If you require an apostille for Angola, you must prepare your documents carefully before submission. We support clients with the notarisation process so documents meet the required format and can move smoothly through the legalisation stages. This helps avoid delays and ensures documents are ready for official use in Angola.
Legalisation and Apostille Requirements for Angola
Documents for use in Angola must first receive Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) legalisation. After this step, the documents must be submitted for consular legalisation at the Angolan Consulate. In addition, all documents must be translated into Portuguese.
The notarial certificate must appear in Portuguese and English, or in Portuguese followed by English. The Portuguese translation of the documents must be placed before the original English versions. For UK company documents, you must also provide the Certificate of Incorporation, the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and a passport copy of the company’s legal representative.
In some cases, the Consulate may accept documents relating to foreign companies. However, additional translation and diplomatic attestation may be required. For this reason, we ensure your apostille for Angola follows the correct procedure. The Consulate may also request further supporting documents.
Timeframes and Fees
Standard consular legalisation usually takes two to three weeks, while express commercial applications take around one week. Documents are lodged early in the week and collected later the same week.
London Contact
Angolan Consulate
22 Dorset Street
London
W1U 6QY
020 7299 9850
Further Information
If you need further guidance regarding obtaining an apostille for Angola, please see our contact page below. You can call, text, or email us with any questions, and our team will be happy to assist.
