Documents issued in India must be legalised before Spanish authorities accept them, and so must Spanish documents used in India. Both countries belong to the Hague Apostille Convention, so a single apostille replaces the old embassy legalisation.
We manage the full chain: notarisation, state-level attestation and the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) apostille in India; Spanish notary services; and sworn translations into Spanish by translators appointed by Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Your documents are then ready for visas, company formation, property purchases, marriages and studies.
| Apostille (India) | Government fee per document plus attestation; typically a few working days to a few weeks, depending on the state and document type |
|---|---|
| Sworn translation | Priced per page or word, depending on length and language; usually delivered within a few working days |
| Spanish notary | Fees are set by official tariff and depend on the type of deed |
| VAT (IVA) | Professional services in Spain: 21% |
Talk to our team. We'll explain the options and handle the process end-to-end.
Information is general (updated September 2026) and rules, fees and timelines can change. Please confirm your specific case with us. This page is not legal or tax advice.
