Legalization of documents to be presented to Belgian authorities

1. Documents issued by Palestinian authorities

The original document has to be legalized by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ramallah (www.mofa.pna.ps) and then by the Consulate general of Belgium in Jerusalem.

For information on the legalization fee to be paid at the Consulate general of Belgium in Jerusalem: consular fees.

Translations

The translator’s signature has to be legalized by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ramallah (www.mofa.pna.ps) and then by the Consulate general of Belgium in Jerusalem.

For information on the legalization fee to be paid at the Consulate general of Belgium in Jerusalem: consular fees.

 
2. Documents issued by Israeli authorities

The original document has to be legalized by an Apostille to be affixed by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

For more information:
www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/About+the+Ministry/Consular_affairs/PublicDocumentsEng.htm

Translations

The translation certified by an Israeli notary has to be legalized by an Apostille to be affixed by the Magistrate Court (Beit Mishpat Hashalom).

 
3. Documents issued by other authorities

Please check here if the document needs to be legalized or needs an Apostille or is exempted of any legalization (it depends on the type of docment and the land that issued it).