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.
Order an apostille →Diplomas split three ways, and getting this wrong costs a week. The two federal institutes of technology issue federal documents, apostilled by the Federal Chancellery in Bern. Cantonal universities and universities of applied sciences are cantonal — the chancellery of their canton. And a private school is not a public authority at all: its diploma has to be notarised first, and the apostille then goes on the notary’s signature, in the notary’s canton.
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.
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.
Apostilling the diploma and forgetting the transcript. Universities and employers abroad almost always want both, and each needs its own apostille. Ordering them together costs less per document than coming back a week later for the second one.