Legalisation requirements for Haiti

Document for use in Haiti first needs to be legalised by way of FCDO Apostille and then submitted to the Embassy of Haiti for further attestation.
The original apostilled document must be submitted for legalisation.

Fees

£50 per document – paid in cash

Processing Times

2-5 Working Days
Submissions are from Mon-Friday 10:30am to 3:30pm

Hague Apostille Fees

The FCDO Apostille Disbursement fee is:

  • £40 for Standard & Express
  • £100 for Premium (Restrictions apply)
  • £35 for e-Apostille (Restrictions apply)

Apostille Processing Times

Turnaround time is likely to be:

  • Standard: 5 working days
  • Express: Next-Day Service (If document arrives by 11:15 am)
  • Premium: 2-3 hours
  • e-Apostille: 1-2 working days

Apostille Processing Terms

Express: For the Express Apostille Next-Day Service (paper-based Apostille), we must receive the original documentation by 11:15 am am to be despatched the next working day. If the document arrived after 11:15 am it will be processed on the next-working day.

Premium: The Premium Apostille is a restrictive service the FCDO can provide for a few eligible types of documents and they require evidence to support the urgency requirement. Please contact our legalisation team for further details.

e-Apostille: Documents eligible for the e-Apostille must be first e-notarised with an Advanced Electronic Signature (AES) or a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES).

Consulate Address

Embassy of Haiti
21 Bloomsbury Way
London WC1A 2TH, United Kingdom
+44 20 7499 4334

This information is provided for general guidance only. Requirements and fees can change at short notice — confirm with the relevant consulate or with a notary public before submitting documents.