Czechia: no legalisation needed
For Czechia neither an apostille nor legalisation is needed: the Russian document is accepted as it is.
- Regime
- No legalisation needed
- Basis
- The treaty of 12 August 1982 between the USSR and Czechoslovakia on legal assistance in civil, family and criminal matters, which Czechia succeeded to
- Translation
- A sworn translator in Czechia is required: a Russian notarised translation will not be accepted.
Drop off documents in person
Drop-off points for notarised translation, apostille, legalisation and document retrieval orders:
- Москва 9 pointsБелорусская metroМаяковская metroЧеховская, Пушкинская, Тверская metroКузнецкий Мост metroКурская metroПавелецкая metroАвтозаводская metroПарк культуры (выход 1) metroВыставочная metro
- Химки, ул. Молодёжная, 70
- Краснодар, ул. Кузнечная, 6, офис 4; Краснодар, ул. Зиповская, 5/1
- Горячий Ключ, ул. Ленина, 37
Which document are you taking to Czechia?
Choose the document and the region of issue: the chain of steps appears at once.
The treaty on legal assistance applies and is observed: Russian official documents are accepted without an apostille or legalisation (letter of the Russian Ministry of Justice No. 06-35758/19 of 21.03.2019).
The translation is made by a soudní tlumočník, a court translator from the official register of the Czech Ministry of Justice.
Official register: www.justice.cz. We do not sell this step: the apostille is obtained in Russia and the translation is ordered from a translator in the destination country. How it works.
Documents for Czechia
A route for each document: steps, fees and timescales.
We can prepare your documents for Czechia
Translation, apostille and courier delivery anywhere in Russia. You pay step by step once the scope is confirmed.
No notarised power of attorney needed: for most documents a passport scan is enough