For graduates of Ukrainian universities and for employers, universities and agencies abroad who work with Ukrainian documents. Each guide is checked against official sources.
A Ukrainian university cannot send a foreign applicant an invitation letter, and without it no study visa is possible, until the applicant's school certificate or diploma has passed validation. This guide covers what is checked, who issues the validation report, what it costs and what to prepare at home so the documents are not rejected.
Read →An apostille on a Ukrainian diploma can take two hours or two months, and the price is not what decides it. Prices for applicants abroad, how to check your diploma in Ukraine's education database and how to plan if you are no longer in Ukraine.
Read →Turkmenistan, the UAE, Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria and dozens of other countries do not accept the apostille, so a Ukrainian diploma needs consular legalization. This guide covers each step of the chain and how to get it done after you have left Ukraine.
Read →Ukraine has no single apostille registry. A diploma apostille will not appear in the Ministry of Justice register, which has no English interface anyway. This guide shows where each apostille is checked, what the Ukrainian form fields mean and how to tell the real register from a fake.
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