Comprehensive Iceland Consular Legalization Procedure

No.1 Translation is proud to be Vietnam’s leading provider of consular legalization and consular certification services for Vietnamese documents used in Iceland, as well as documents issued by Iceland that need to be used in Vietnam.

Consular legalization of Icelandic documents for use in Vietnam, or vice versa, is a process that requires deep understanding of the legal regulations and detailed requirements of both countries. To help clients complete this procedure quickly, accurately, and conveniently, No.1 Translation offers comprehensive Iceland consular legalization services, helping you overcome all difficulties and save maximum time.

Why is Iceland consular legalization necessary?

Consular legalization is a step to confirm that documents are legally recognized when used in another country. For documents from Iceland, this process helps:

  • Ensure legal validity: Documents are recognized in Vietnam for administrative, business, educational, or employment purposes.
  • Support for personal and organizational needs: Including documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, diplomas, contracts, or other legal documents.
  • Meet regulatory requirements: Many government agencies, educational institutions, banks, and other entities in Vietnam (or Iceland) require documents to be consularly legalized before acceptance.

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Comprehensive Iceland Consular Legalization Services
Comprehensive Iceland Consular Legalization Services

Which documents are typically subject to Iceland consular legalization?

Consular legalization is a necessary procedure to ensure that documents from Iceland or Vietnam are legally recognized when used in the partner country. Depending on personal, business, or organizational purposes, the documents that typically require consular legalization include:

  • Diplomas and transcripts: For studying abroad or employment.
  • Birth certificate: Used for marriage or naturalization procedures.
  • Marriage/celibacy/divorce certificates: Used in personal legal procedures.
  • Death certificate: Related to inheritance or insurance matters.
  • Name change certificate: Required when personal information has changed.
  • Power of attorney: Used when authorizing someone to act abroad.
  • Criminal record: Often required in employment applications.
  • Certificate of incorporation and company charter: Used in international transactions or cooperation.
  • Business registration documents and tax certificates: To prove lawful business activities.
  • Accounting records and business contracts: To ensure transparency in financial operations.

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Consular legalization of documents of other countries
Consular legalization procedures are sometimes complicated.

Consular legalization procedure for Vietnamese documents to be used in Iceland

The consular legalization of Vietnamese documents for use in Iceland is a process that must go through several steps, from notarized translation to certification at consular authorities. Below are the detailed steps to help you complete this procedure quickly and accurately.

Step 1: Notarized Translation

First, you need to translate the documents from Vietnamese into English (or Icelandic) at reputable translation offices. After translation, the documents must be notarized at a notary office or the Department of Justice.

Note::

  • Diplomas, transcripts, and academic records: Copies of the originals must be attached together with the translations.
  • Criminal record, certificate of celibacy: Since these are valid for six months, the original must be attached together with the translation.
  • Marriage registration, birth certificate: Obtain certified copies issued by the state authority to attach with the translation.

Step 2: Consular Certification at the Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs carries out Iceland consular legalization.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs carries out Iceland consular legalization.

After obtaining the notarized translations, you need to submit the documents to one of the following addresses:

  • Consular Department (Hanoi): 40 Tran Phu, Ba Dinh, Hanoi.
  • Ho Chi Minh City Department of Foreign Affairs: 6 Alexandre de Rhodes, Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

The documents will be checked against the originals and certified for legal validity as required. The procedure usually takes 2–3 working days, depending on the number of documents.

Step 3: Consular Legalization at the Iceland Consulate

After certification at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam, you need to submit the documents to the Iceland Consulate in Vietnam to complete the consular legalization procedure:

Iceland Consulate in Hanoi

  • Address: No. 33A Ba Trieu, Hang Bai Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam
  • Phone: (024) 7306 9779
  • E-mail: my@alphanam.com
  • Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (excluding Tet and public holidays)

Iceland Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City

  • AddressRoom 05.02, 5th Floor, Newton Residences, 38 Truong Quoc Dung, Ward 8, Phu Nhuan District, HCMC: 1st Floor, Vista Verde Building, No. 02 Phan Van Dang Street, Thanh My Loi Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Phone: +84(0) 86 2588086
  • E-mail: contact@icelandconsulate.vn / office@icelandconsulate.vn / secretary@icelandconsulate.vn
  • Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (excluding Tet and public holidays)

After completing the procedure at the Iceland Consulate, your documents will be officially legalized and can be used in Iceland.

Comprehensive Iceland consular legalization services at No.1 Translation

If you need Iceland consular legalization for documents to be used in Vietnam, No.1 Translation is a trusted partner offering comprehensive, fast, and professional services. We are committed to assisting clients throughout the entire process, saving time and effort with reasonable costs.

Why choose No. 1 Translation?

  • Provide detailed consultation from document preparation to completion of the procedure.
  • Accurately translate documents from Icelandic (or English) into Vietnamese.
  • Notarized translations by competent authorities, ensuring legality and accuracy.
  • Assist in contacting the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consular offices in Vietnam.
  • Offer comprehensive services with reasonable fees and no hidden costs.
  • Provide free consultation on required documents and paperwork.
Service Type
Expense

10,000 VND / 1 page

310,000 VND / per original page / 300 words.

40,000 VND / document

Consular certification (stamp of Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

300,000 VND / 1 stamp (250,000 VND / 1 stamp if the customer makes 2 or more documents)

From 2,500,000 VND to 4,500,000 VND depending on the document

Consular legalization procedure for Icelandic documents to be used in Vietnam

Step 1: Notarized Translation in Iceland

Documents need to be translated from Icelandic (or English) into Vietnamese. The translation must also be notarized in Iceland to verify the translator’s signature and ensure the accuracy of the translation.

Step 2: Certification at the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Documents to prepare::

  • Original documents need to be legalized.
  • Notarized translation into Vietnamese.
  • Consular certification application form.
  • Copy of the applicant’s identification (passport or Citizen ID).
  • Certification fees (paid according to the instructions of the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

Submit the documents directly to the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

  • AddressRoom 05.02, 5th Floor, Newton Residences, 38 Truong Quoc Dung, Ward 8, Phu Nhuan District, HCMC: Reykjastræti 8, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
  • Phone: +3545459900

Processing time: May take several days, depending on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ procedures.

Get results: After certification, you will receive the documents stamped and signed by the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Step 3: Consular Legalization at the Vietnamese Embassy/Consulate

Currently, Vietnam does not have an Embassy or Consulate in Iceland. Therefore, this step must be carried out at a third country with a Vietnamese Embassy or Consulate.

Required documents::

  • Original documents already certified by the Iceland Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Notarized translation into Vietnamese.
  • Application form for consular legalization.
  • Copy of the applicant’s identification (passport or Citizen ID).
  • Consular legalization fees (paid according to the Embassy/Consulate instructions).

Submit the documents directly to the Vietnamese Embassy/Consulate and wait for the results. Processing times may vary depending on the representative office.

After completing these steps, your documents will be consularly legalized and can be legally used in Vietnam. However, depending on the intended use, you may need to translate and notarize the documents from Icelandic or English into Vietnamese at a reputable translation office in Vietnam before submitting them to the competent authorities.

With No.1 Translation, you can be completely confident in the quality and speed of processing. Let us help you complete all Iceland consular legalization procedures in the most convenient way!

Consular legalization of Icelandic documents is a process that requires careful preparation and a clear understanding of the related procedures. This ensures the legality and usability of the documents in transactions or administrative procedures. Given the complexity of each step, choosing a professional service provider for assistance is essential.

No.1 Translation is proud to be a trusted partner, providing comprehensive Iceland consular legalization solutions that save you time and effort while ensuring fast results. With a team of experienced experts, we are ready to assist from translation and notarization to consular legalization at the relevant authorities. Contact No.1 Translation via Hotline 0934888768 for dedicated consultation and the most professional service.