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Certificate and Business Document Attestation from China to UAE

If you are planning to live, work, study, start a business, or expand a company in the UAE, and you hold documents issued by China, you must go through a formal attestation process. Without attestation, your Chinese documents won't be accepted by UAE authorities such as MOFA, immigration, free zones, universities, or courts.

This guide explains how to get certificates and business documents attested from China for use in the UAE — fast and correctly!


Why is Attestation Required for Chinese Documents in the UAE?

The UAE government requires that all foreign-issued documents be properly legalized to prove their authenticity before they can be used for official purposes. Chinese documents must be attested to be accepted for:

  • Employment visas

  • Family sponsorship

  • Education and university admissions

  • Company setup (mainland or free zones)

  • Commercial contracts or business agreements

  • Property transactions

  • Legal court cases


Types of Chinese Documents That Need Attestation

🔹 Personal Certificates

  • Birth certificates

  • Marriage certificates

  • Divorce decrees

  • Death certificates

  • Police clearance certificates (无犯罪记录证明)


🔹 Educational Certificates

  • Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD degrees

  • Transcripts and academic records

  • Graduation certificates


🔹 Commercial and Business Documents

  • Certificate of Incorporation

  • Business licenses

  • Articles of Association

  • Board resolutions

  • Powers of Attorney

  • Commercial invoices and contracts


Step-by-Step: How to Attest Chinese Documents for UAE

1. Notarization in China

First, your document must be notarized by an authorized Notary Public Office (公证处) in China.

2. Authentication by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA China)

After notarization, the document must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China.

3. UAE Embassy Attestation in China

The next step is to legalize the document at the UAE Embassy or the UAE Consulate in China.

UAE Embassy Beijing or UAE Consulates (Shanghai, Guangzhou) can provide this attestation service.

4. Final MOFA Attestation in the UAE

Once your document reaches the UAE, it must undergo final attestation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MOFA UAE).


Estimated Time for China to UAE Attestation

Stage

Time Required

Notarization in China

2–5 working days

MOFA Authentication (China)

2–10 working days

UAE Embassy Attestation (China)

3–7 working days

MOFA UAE Final Attestation

1–2 working days

Express service may be available for urgent cases.

Attestation Fees (Indicative)

Service

Estimated Cost

Chinese Notarization

¥200 – ¥1000 (RMB) per doc

Chinese MOFA Authentication

¥100 – ¥900 (RMB)

UAE Embassy Attestation (in China)

¥200 – ¥1100 (RMB) per doc

UAE MOFA Attestation

AED 150 – AED 2,000 (depending on document type)

Amazon Attestation Services – Full Support for China-UAE Document Legalization

We offer end-to-end services for:

  • Coordinating notarization and legalization in China

  • UAE Embassy attestation in China

  • MOFA attestation in UAE

  • Certified Arabic translation if needed

  • Pickup and delivery across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ajman

Whether you are an individual, business owner, student, or investor, we simplify the entire process.


Contact Us for Fast China Document Attestation Support

Need your Chinese documents attested for the UAE?

Call: +971 4 330 0011

WhatsApp: +971 545820984

Email: info@mofauae.com

Trust Dubai’s top attestation experts for reliable and efficient document services!

 
 
 

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