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We all know Beethoven and Mozart who are the legends of classic music!
But do you know that Beethoven and Mozart were from Vienna, which is a capital
city of Austria? Not only them but also many other world-class musicians like
Brahms and Schubert were from Vienna!
Thus Vienna
has been regarded as the city of classic music for long time and many students
with different backgrounds come to Austria to study music. However, this is not
the only reason why students choose Austria. There are reasons like cheap
tuition fee and well-established scholarship.
BTW, these students in Austria may at least once experienced
to send a document from Austria to another country or use it in another
country. However, the document should be processed in specific ways,
translation, notarization and legalization, to be in effect. Since it is to be
used outside of Austria, you should translate all German in the document to the
language that the foreign country uses. Then you ought to notarize the
translation to prove the translation is reliable.
After all that you can legalize the document, which is the
last process before a document can be used in a foreign country. To put it in
simple, the origin and authenticity of the original document should be
confirmed so that the foreign country’s legal system will recognize it as valid
and with full legal effect.
There
are two ways to legalize, which are Apostille and Embassy attestation.
When both countries are the parties of Hague Convention Abolishing the
Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents, only provision of
apostille by the authority of issuing country is enough. If not, you do embassy
attestation, which requires a further confirmation from the correct authority
of the country of destination.
Thankfully Austria is a member of Hague Convention. Thus you
can easily legalize the document when the submit country is also a member!
Since today’s post is on how to get apostille on documents
from Austria, let’s look how to get apostille from Austria.
1. Pre-approval by Federal Ministry of
Internal Affairs)
location: Herrengasse 7,wien, Austria
telephone: +43 1 531260
web: bmei.gv.at (website of Federal Ministry Republic Of Austria)
2. Go visit legalization office(Legalisierungsbüro)
nearby
When
visiting the legalization office, you should make a reservation
through beglaubigungen@bmeia.gv.at
Make a visit on the date you book to the legalization office nearby.
*** You can check more details on bmeia.gv.at (If you can’t speak German, you can change the setting in English! Don’t worry!)
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