Cost and procedure for attestation to UAE embassy in Jakarta

Dear Readers,
This time Anindyatrans would like to explain about Cost and procedure for attestation of marriage certificate to UAE embassy in Jakarta.
Documents required:
(Copies only)
1. Residence Visa
2. Birth Certificate (husband and wife)
3. Job offer from company in UAE
4. Family Register
5. Passport (husband and wife)
6. KTP or Resident Identity Card (wife)
(Original)
1. Excerpt of Marriage certificate (husband and wife) that has been attested by local Office of Religious Affairs
2. Marriage certificate (husband and wife)
Procedure:
1. Original Marriage Certificate is attested to the Ministry of Religious Affairs accompanied by Copies of Marriage certificate (husband and wife) that has been attested by local Office of Religious Affairs.
2. Translated into English
3. Attested by the Notary
4. Attested to the Ministry of Justice and Foreign Affairs
5. Attested to the Embassy of UAE in Jakarta.
Cost:
1. USD 100
2. USD 40
3. USD 60
4. USD 100
5. USD 300
Total USD 600
Time completion: 14 working days

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