Hague Apostille Country Checker
Select your destination country to see whether Indian documents need an MEA apostille or MEA plus embassy attestation. The list covers common destinations and is based on the Hague Conference status table and the MEA's list of non-member countries.
Important
Convention membership can change and some members have objections or extra rules. If your country is not listed, check the official HCCH status table at hcch.net, and contact us for a free check.
Last reviewed: . Rules, fees and Convention status change, so we re-check procedural pages regularly. We are a private facilitator, not the MEA, a state department or an embassy.
Frequently Asked Questions
If both India and the destination country are members, the MEA apostille is accepted without embassy legalization. If the destination is not a member, documents need MEA attestation and the embassy's attestation.
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