Blog Posts Tagged As: MOFA
Legalize Documents In Malaysia For Use In China
Legalizing Malaysian documents for use in China involves notarization, authentication, and legalization by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in Malaysia. Documents are first notarized for authenticity, then authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia. The Chinese Embassy affixes its seal to validate them for use in China. If documents aren't in Chinese, they must be translated by an official translator and authenticated. Finally, submit the legalized and translated documents to relevant Chinese authorities.
如何在马来西亚将文件合法化?
马来西亚文件用于海外时,一般需依照翻译(如需要)→ 公证 → 外交部认证(MOFA)→ 目标国大使馆认证的程序办理,但最终流程仍须以目的国的规定为准。
