How to Get an MEA Apostille for a Permanent Resident Permit Application Abroad?
If you're planning to move abroad or apply for a long-term visa, you may need an MEA Apostille on your Permanent Resident Permit. This certification ensures that your document is legally recognized in countries under the Hague Apostille Convention.
In this post, we’ll walk you through the apostille process for a Permanent Resident Permit and how you can get it done hassle-free!
What is an MEA Apostille?
An apostille is an official stamp from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, that verifies the authenticity of your document. It eliminates the need for further attestation from embassies, making it a quick and accepted form of legalization in over 100+ countries.
Steps to Get an Apostille for Your Permanent Resident Permit
1️⃣ Notary Verification – The document must first be notarized by a registered public notary.
2️⃣ State Authentication (if required) – Some documents may need attestation from the State Home Department before MEA apostille.
3️⃣ MEA Apostille – The Ministry of External Affairs issues the final apostille stamp, making your document valid for international use.
Why is Apostille Important?
✔ Required for visa applications (PR, Work, Study, or Spouse Visa)
✔ Ensures legal acceptance in Hague Convention countries
✔ Avoids extra steps like embassy attestation
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