The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, P.O. Box 4240 Munhumutapa Building, Samora Machel Avenue/ Sam Nujoma Street, Harare, Zimbabwe. Email: mfa@zimfa.gov.zw.

To legalize a document, the applicant must submit to the Consular section a document or its notarized copy bearing an authentication stamp of the Ministry of ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, P.O. Box 4240 Munhumutapa Building, Samora Machel Avenue/ Sam Nujoma Street, Harare, Zimbabwe. Email: mfa@zimfa.gov.zw.

As soon as the original document has been certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs it can be submitted to the Embassy by appointment only. The Embassy will ...

First the document must be certified and authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (legal and consular department). This ...

You must first have it legalised by the Zimbabwean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Then you must have it legalised by the Dutch embassy in Harare.

Get the documents attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Zimbabwe or an Apostille; Get them attested by the concerned embassy or consulate. Requirements ...

Authentication of documents issued by the Government of Zimbabwe( apostille/ certification stamp) is done by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International ...

All documents issued abroad will only be recognised in Zimbabwe if they are legalized, meaning their authenticity must be separately confirmed. Legalization of ...