Apostille for documents between Panama and the Netherlands
Panama and the Netherlands are both party to the 1961 Hague Convention, so a public document only needs an apostille from the issuing country, with no consulate involved.
Documents from the Netherlands for use in Panama
- The document is apostilled in the Netherlands by the competent authority of the issuing country.
- It is translated into Spanish by an authorized public translator in Panama, unless it is already in Spanish.
- It is submitted to the Panamanian institution (Immigration, Public Registry, universities, courts).
Panamanian documents for use in the Netherlands
- The original document or a certified copy is obtained in Panama.
- It is apostilled at Panama's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- It is translated into the language required in the Netherlands; some authorities want the translation done locally, and we confirm this beforehand.
Requirements change and each institution may ask for something different. Before starting, we confirm the exact route for your document with you.
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- Email us
- info@abc-offices.com
- Call us
- +1 315 820 1187
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00 (Panama time)
Every document is different, so we don't publish fixed rates. Send us your document and we reply with an exact price and turnaround, usually the same business day.