SPECIAL INQUIRY FOR SURINAME

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Kristinelout Member

Member since 17 April 2015

KristineloutMember20 April 2015 01:01:12

Hi there my name is Kristine and im a Filipino....and ill be going to Suriname to work..Since that country is Non-Visa for us the company that ill be working with is just asking me to bring along with me my birth certificate with apostille just gor immigration requirement...Does anybody of you explain what is apostille means , i already ask it from immigartion in the Phil. but still they cannot understand.

barbahm Member

Member since 30 April 2015

barbahmMember30 April 2015 13:23:44

they're asking for authenticated documents. that could be done in DFA in manila

NikonMrk Member

Member since 25 May 2015

NikonMrkMember25 May 2015 10:23:11

Good luck in Suriname!!

Eddy Pinoy Member

Member since 03 May 2015

Eddy PinoyMember03 June 2015 11:53:57

You need to 'legalize' the documents by an official instance in the Filipiness. In holland it is done by the department of justice

Stg Projecthulp Suriname Member

Member since 14 July 2015

Stg Projecthulp SurinameMember14 July 2015 18:06:00

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JINE1925 Member

Member since 10 September 2015

JINE1925Member10 September 2015 15:37:45

simple lang basta ipakita mo lahat ng papers mo sa POEA. Then POEA staff will evaluate. saka mo malalaman ang kailangan nilang requirements. sa probinsya ka kumuha para mas madali at mabilis ang pagprocess.. thanks

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam11 September 2015 09:52:19

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Hello JINE1925,

You should post only in English on the anglophone Suriname forum so that every member understands.

Thank you in advance,
Bhavna

freakyfingers ViP

Member since 09 September 2009

freakyfingersViP29 March 2016 08:42:26

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Hi Kristine... Como esta po? Mabutes?
Well, maybe too late for my reply, but Apostille is kind of agreement, or more precisely a convention to abolish the legalization of documents.. from Wikipedia

It specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one of the signatory countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the other signatory states. Such a certification is called an apostille (French: a marginal note). It is an international certification comparable to a notarisation in domestic law, and normally supplements a local notarisation of the document.

In spanish, "Apostillar"聽 could be translated as "to legalize a document under The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents"... when I moved to Libya a long time ago, I did the Apostille on my marriage certificate and university diploma, by :
Validating my diploma with Ministry of Education then Foreign affairs ministry.
Validating my marriage certificate with internal affairs ministry and then foreign affairs ministry.

I hope you are OK