Degrees and Tertiary Qualifications needs to be verified by SAQA (South African Qualifications Authority). They issue verification letter confirming tertiary qualifications obtained in South Africa. The verification letters is for qualifications or part-qualifications registered on the NQF.
SAQA verifies the authenticity of South African qualifications for employers or individuals which verification in turn can be authenticated or apostilled by DIRCO. The verification result can is thus in the form of a letter to be legalised by DIRCO (The Department of International Relations and Cooperation). Also see our article
DIRCO APOSTILLE SERVICE on this website.
Once DIRCO has received your academic certificate and the letter or verification from SAQA it is then apostilled and and a notice are sent for collection. Some institutions sometimes additionally require a letter from SAQA stating that the qualification was granted by a SAQA verified institution.
Each university degree diploma must be apostilled separately, meaning that for multiple apostilles may be required. The above is a truncated version of the various actions and protocols necessary to legalise academic qualifications. The process involves multiple attendances and actions. taking to long or getting bogged down in the process may cost you that overseas employment opportunity.
The process is best left to a professional document legalisation specialist. We can assist you in obtaining and legalising your South African academic documents for use overseas.
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