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Apostille for a Swiss diploma

Foreign employers, universities and registries routinely ask for an apostilled diploma. Here is exactly how it works for this document — and how we take the whole errand off your hands.

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Where the apostille is affixed

The apostille comes from the state chancellery of the canton linked to your diploma — where it was issued or where its signing officer is based. Tell us the canton in the order form; the routing is our job.

Original or certified copy?

A copy is the standard here: destinations accept the apostilled notary-certified copy, so your original never travels. Upload a clear PDF or photo at checkout — the notarial step is included in the price.

Translation often required

An apostille authenticates, it does not translate. If the receiving authority also wants a certified translation of your diploma, mention it in the order notes — our partner network delivers both together.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries accept an apostilled diploma?
All 120+ Hague Convention member states — from Germany to Brazil to China. For non-members (UAE, Qatar, Vietnam…), the consular chain replaces the apostille; order normally and we quote the embassy stage first.
How long for a diploma?
Standard 1–2 business days from receipt, mostly the chancellery’s own turnaround. Same-day express doubles the service price and jumps every queue.
CHF 140 — Apostille — 1st document · CHF 120 — Apostille — from the 2nd document · Prices →

Apostille for other documents

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