Malaysia Embassy Attestation in Pakistan:
The Malaysian embassy in Pakistan is in Islamabad. If the Malaysian government has asked to get any Pakistani document attested from the Malaysian embassy, then the Malaysian embassy attestation in Pakistan can be done from Islamabad. If you are in Malaysia or you want to get any document attested from the Malaysian embassy in Pakistan, then you have to get that document attested from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Pakistan, and then submit it to the Malaysian embassy. The Malaysian embassy does not allow a document to be attested to through an attorney. It should be submitted by the applicant himself or through his blood relative.
Below are some of the documents that may be required by the Malaysian government to be attested.
Ø Unmarried certificate in Pakistan
Ø Divorce certificate in Pakistan
Ø Marriage certificate in Pakistan
Ø Succession certificate in Pakistan
Ø Guardian certificate in Pakistan
If you want to get married in Malaysia, then you have to get your unmarried certificate attested from the Malaysian embassy in Islamabad, as they have this requirement, so that you can be eligible to get married in Malaysia. If you are applying for a spouse visa in Malaysia, then they may ask you to get the marriage certificate attested from the Embassy of Malaysia in Islamabad. For the issue related to child custody, if you have obtained the guardian certificate, then it should be attested by the Embassy of Malaysia in Pakistan. In case of the property issue of a deceased person, you have to get the succession certificate issued from Pakistan to be attested to by the Malaysian embassy in Pakistan. Malaysia embassy attestation in Pakistan should be done by the applicant himself or through a blood relative.
Requirements for Malaysian Embassy Attestation:
Below are the requirements of the Malaysian embassy attestation in Pakistan.
- Any document that is required to be attested from the Malaysian embassy in Pakistan should first be attested from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Pakistan. Our law firm can also help you with the attestation of documents from the MOFA office.
- The Malaysian embassy has a requirement that the applicant should be personally present in the office for the attestation. If the applicant is already in Malaysia or in some other country, then on behalf of the applicant, any of his blood relatives can appear at the Malaysian embassy and get the document attested. The embassy does not allow any attorney to get the document attested on behalf of others.
- When the applicant or his blood relative appears in the embassy, he has to submit a request letter to the embassy regarding the attestation of the documents. For example, if he wants to get an unmarried certificate attested, then in the request letter, he will mention his personal details along with the details of the other half whom he wants to get married to and the reason why this attestation is required.
- The embassy may also require some additional documents in order to get the original document attested from the embassy. For example, in the case of an unmarried certificate or Khula Papers, the embassy may require you to bring a copy of the FRC, the ID, and a passport copy of the partner you want to marry.