Philippines Attestation UAE 2026: CHED, PSA, DFA Apostille to MOFA

In short: A Philippine document becomes valid in the UAE through four steps, in this order: the right original (a PSA-issued birth or marriage certificate, or school records with a CHED or school CAV), the DFA apostille in the Philippines (PHP 100 regular, five working days; PHP 200 expedited, two), authentication by the UAE Embassy in Manila (last published at PHP 2,350 per document), then attestation by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (AED 150 per personal document, AED 2,000 commercial). The apostille alone is not enough, because the UAE is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, and the DFA issues the apostille only at its offices in the Philippines.

Philippines attestation (UAE) is the chain of official certifications that makes a Philippine degree, transcript, PSA birth certificate, PSA marriage certificate or other Philippine document usable before a UAE employer, school, court or immigration authority: the issuing body or CHED verifies it, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) apostilles it, the UAE Embassy Manila authenticates the DFA apostille, and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs gives the final attestation. Each stage certifies the seal of the stage before it. None of them confirms that the content of your document is true or that the document belongs to you.

This guide to Philippine documents attestation covers the Philippine route only: what CHED, the PSA and the DFA need, what the UAE Embassy Manila publishes, what MOFA does at the end, what changes if your documents are already in the UAE, the published fees and times, and the mistakes that send Philippine files back.

The general order of attestation for every country is in our attestation process guide, the full fee schedule is in our attestation cost guide, and the question of whether the UAE accepts apostilles is answered in our apostille vs attestation guide. We link to them rather than repeat them.

Every statement here comes from a page we read on 24 September 2026: the DFA’s apostille site, CHED’s regional CAV guidance, the UAE Embassy Manila’s pages on mofa.gov.ae, MOFA’s attestation service page and FAQ, MoHESR, u.ae and the HCCH. Where official pages disagree, or where a page would not open, we say so rather than fill the gap. We re-checked the DFA and CHED fees, the HCCH status table, MOFA’s fees and times and the UAE Embassy Manila pages on 10 October 2026; what changed is listed in the update note near the end.

Philippines attestation UAE at a glance: which route fits your document?

Find your document in the left column. The Philippine stages differ by document; the UAE stages are the same for all of them.

Philippines attestation UAE: how MIRDXB PRO helps

You can do much of this yourself, and this guide is written so that you can. Where we come in is the part that is hard from Dubai: a relative in the Philippines who has never queued at CHED or the DFA, a PSA copy that does not match the passport, a nurse with five documents and a start date, or a family who needs a degree, a marriage certificate and two birth certificates before a visa application. MIRDXB PRO is a private PRO and visa services company in Al Barsha 1, Dubai, and attestation is one of the services our team handles.

What we do

• Read the stamps already on your documents and tell you which stage each one has reached: PSA or school original, CHED CAV, DFA apostille, UAE Embassy Manila, MOFA.
• Write the instructions for your representative in the Philippines: which PSA copy to order, which school office issues certified true copies, which CAV applies, what the DFA wants and what authorisation they need.
• Check every name and date against your passport before anything is paid, including middle names and maiden and married surnames.
• File the UAE-side application for the UAE Embassy Manila and MOFA stage through MOFA’s online service, grouping documents of the same fee band where the rules allow.
• Handle degree cases end to end through our degree certificate attestation service, and mixed family files through our document attestation service in Dubai.
• Arrange legal translation, if a UAE authority asks for an Arabic version, through a Ministry of Justice listed translator.
• Verify the finished documents and give you every reference number before they go to an employer, school or immigration.

How it works

1. WhatsApp us photos of both sides of each document, your passport data page and what the documents are for (work permit, family visa, school, licensing).
2. We map each document: stages done, stages missing, the fee band at MOFA and the realistic order.
3. We quote in writing: government, DFA and embassy fees at cost, and our own fee as a separate line.
4. Your representative runs the Philippine stages with our checklist, or you do them yourself on a home visit.
5. We file the UAE stages and track them, and tell you the moment anything is queried.
6. We verify and hand over the attested documents with their reference numbers, and help with the visa, permit or licence they were for.

What it costs

Government and mission fees are passed on at cost, with receipts: DFA, UAE Embassy Manila and MOFA. Our service charge for the UAE MOFA step is AED 250 per attestation, on top of MOFA’s fee; for the other stages our fee depends on how many documents there are and how many stages remain, and it is quoted in writing before we start. Our general price guide is on the fees page.

Why residents use us

• We publish our sources. Every fee and time in this guide links to the page it came from, so you can check our quote line by line.
• We tell you when you do not need us. If you are going home on leave and can walk your documents through CHED, the DFA and the embassy yourself, we will say so.
• We cover the whole chain, from the Philippine stages to MOFA and on to GDRFA or ICP visas and MOHRE work permits.
• You can visit us in Al Barsha 1, Dubai: visits by appointment; whatsApp us any time, 24 hours; office open Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 (Dubai time).

Does the UAE accept a Philippine apostille, or is attestation still needed?

The short answer is both, in sequence. The DFA apostille is required, and the UAE Embassy Manila and MOFA stages still follow it, because the UAE is not a party to the Apostille Convention. That full chain is what people mean by Philippine document legalisation for the UAE.

Most confusion about Philippine documents comes from one fact that sounds like it should settle everything: the Philippines issues apostilles. The HCCH status table lists the Philippines as a contracting party to the Apostille Convention, in force since 14 May 2019. Before that date, the DFA issued an Authentication Certificate, the “red ribbon”. The DFA now says: “Authentication is still required for all Philippine documents to be used abroad, but this time with an Apostille instead of an Authentication Certificate (‘red ribbon’).”

The United Arab Emirates does not appear on the same HCCH status table. An apostille only replaces legalisation between two countries that are both parties. So for the UAE, the DFA apostille cannot be the final step. The DFA itself points this out: if your document is to be used where the Convention does not apply, “you should contact the Embassy or Consulate of the country where you intend to use the document.”

That is exactly what the UAE Embassy Manila has done. Its FAQ states that all documents for authentication to the Embassy “must bear the DFA Apostille”. In the Philippine route, the apostille does the job a foreign ministry attestation does in other countries: it is the national step the UAE Embassy then authenticates. People who read “the UAE does not accept apostilles” and skip the DFA, and people who read “the Philippines is an apostille country” and stop at the DFA, both end up with a document the UAE will not accept.

Stage 1: get the right Philippine original

The DFA does not apostille whatever you hand it. It apostilles documents issued or verified by the specific office it recognises for that document type. Getting this stage right is where most Philippine files are won or lost, and it is also the stage that takes longest, because it depends on schools, CHED regional offices and the PSA.

PSA civil registry documents: birth, marriage, death and CENOMAR

For civil registry documents, the DFA’s documentary requirements ask for the “Original document issued by Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)/ National Statistics Office (NSO)”. This covers the birth certificate, marriage certificate, death certificate and the Certificate of No Marriage Record (CENOMAR). The DFA adds a condition that catches people out: “PSA QR entries must match the details on the document.”

So the document you attest is the PSA copy, not the copy the city or municipal civil registrar hands out. A local civil registry (LCR) copy is used only where the PSA entries are unclear: the DFA then asks for an LCR copy of the birth (Form 1A), death (Form 2A) or marriage (Form 3A) certificate. For newly registered records, the DFA requires that the LCR copy be “certified by PSA”.

PSA fees and delivery times are published on PSA’s own channels and are not repeated here, because we could not read a PSA fee schedule on the day of checking. What matters for the attestation is the version: a PSA-issued original.

School and university records: which CAV you need

Educational documents need an extra verification step in the Philippines before the DFA will act. The step is called a Certification, Authentication and Verification (CAV), and who issues it depends on the type of school. The DFA’s documentary requirements set it out like this:

The distinction between state and private institutions matters. A graduate of a state university who goes to a CHED office for a CAV has gone to the wrong place; a graduate of a private college who takes only the school’s own certification to the DFA has skipped CHED.

How the CHED CAV works

CHED regional offices publish their own CAV procedures. CHED Caraga’s page, which we read on 24 September 2026, is typical. The process runs through the school: “The Registrar certifies the authenticity of the documents and endorses it to CHED”, CHED validates the records, the applicant pays, and the CAV is issued on security paper.

• Documents: the diploma (for graduates) or a certification of the total units earned (for unit earners), the official transcript of records, and proof of payment.
• Optional documents: a certification of name correction where names differ, and a notarised authorisation with valid IDs of both parties if a representative applies for you.
• Who it is for: graduates and unit earners of private higher education institutions, local universities and colleges, and closed institutions.
• Fees published by CHED Caraga: CAV PHP 80 and certified true copy PHP 30 per copy, citing CHED Administrative Order No. 04, series of 2014.
• Output: a CAV on security paper, released by the CHED regional records office.

CHED also runs an electronic CAV (eCAV). CHED Region 1 describes it as available through the eGovPH app (eGovPH, then national government agencies, then CHED, then “CHED eCAV”), and CHED’s One Touch portal lists it among its integrated systems. Neither page we read published eCAV fees or times, and we did not find a DFA statement on how an eCAV is presented for apostille. Ask your CHED regional office which route it uses for your school before you start.

Other Philippine documents: NBI, PRC, courts and private papers

• NBI clearance: the DFA wants the “Original document issued by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) with dry seal and verifiable online”. If the clearance is in your married name and your ID is in your maiden name, the DFA asks for a copy of the marriage certificate.
• PRC documents (licence, board rating, certificate of good standing): “Original/Certified True Copies from PRC”.
• Court documents (annulment decisions, adoption orders): “Certified True Copies from the Court”.
• Private documents such as affidavits, special powers of attorney and company papers: the DFA apostilles them only “if they have been notarized and subsequently issued a Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA)”, signed by the Executive Judge or Vice-Executive Judge of the Regional Trial Court.

Stage 2: the DFA apostille

Once the original is right, the DFA apostilles it. This is the Philippine government’s authentication, and it is the only Philippine stamp the UAE Embassy Manila looks for.

Source: DFA Authentication Division, apostille.gov.ph FAQs and documentary requirements, read 24 September 2026. Working days exclude weekends and Philippine holidays, so a regular-processing document dropped on a Thursday comes back the following Thursday at the earliest.

One apostille per document

The apostille is attached to a single public document. A diploma and a transcript are two documents; a CHED CAV relates to the school records it verifies. Count your documents before you budget: every apostilled document then becomes a separate item at the UAE Embassy and at MOFA. MOFA’s FAQ confirms that a degree certificate and its transcript are counted as two documents.

Stage 3: how does the UAE Embassy in Manila authenticate Philippine documents?

The UAE Embassy Manila authenticates the DFA apostille. This is the UAE’s first look at your document, and the stage that most online guides describe from memory. Here is what the Embassy’s pages on mofa.gov.ae have published.

Online only, or counters too? What the pages say

The published guidance does not line up, and we would rather show you the conflict than pick a side.

• The newer position: the Embassy published a 2024 notice titled “Attestation Services are now available only online”. On 10 October 2026 the “Attestation” link on the Embassy’s services page opens MOFA’s own attestation service, where documents issued outside the UAE are applied for online through the UAE Mission option, with UAE PASS.
• The older wording: earlier FAQ answers listed three channels (W Express, VFS Services and online through MOFA), said DHL or Express would carry documents to the Embassy, and described an appointment by email for documents applied for online.
• Hours: older FAQ text gave 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday. The Embassy home page now shows Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and does not show Friday hours.

Our reading: start the application online through MOFA’s website or app with UAE PASS, select that the document was issued outside the UAE, and follow the courier instructions the system gives you. MOFA’s own attestation page tells applicants with foreign-issued documents to “visit the website of the UAE Mission in your country of residence to confirm whether the service is available electronically”. Before anyone travels to Makati with originals, email ManilaEMB@mofa.gov.ae or call MOFA on +971 800 44444 and ask how the original is to be delivered.

The grouping rule, used properly

The grouping rule does not reduce the per-document fee; each document still carries its own PHP 2,350 and its own MOFA fee. What it saves is separate transactions, separate tracking numbers and the risk that a family’s documents come back on different days. Sort your file into two piles before you apply: personal documents (birth, marriage, degree, transcript, CENOMAR) and commercial documents (company powers of attorney, board resolutions, agreements). Each pile is its own transaction.

Stage 4: MOFA in the UAE

The UAE Embassy stamp is not the end. MOFA’s attestation is what UAE authorities check, and a file that stops at the Embassy looks finished but is not. MOFA’s service description says the service lets customers obtain “attestation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UAE Mission in the destination country” for documents issued inside or outside the UAE.

Philippine documents are almost always in English, so they rarely need translating for MOFA. A UAE court, notary or some government departments may still ask for an Arabic legal translation of an attested document. That translation must be made by a translator on the Ministry of Justice list (Federal Decree-Law No. 22 of 2022, Article 3), which our legal translation service in Dubai arranges.

How MOFA’s digital and courier routes work in detail, and how to verify a MOFA attestation, is covered step by step in our attestation process guide.

Philippine documents attestation, document by document

The UAE stages are identical for every personal document: PHP 2,350 at the Embassy and AED 150 at MOFA. What changes is the Philippine preparation, what the document is used for in the UAE, and the mistakes that go with it.

College diploma and transcript of records

Ask the receiving party whether they need the transcript at all before you pay for it. Many work permit files need only the degree certificate, while licensing bodies and teaching regulators often want both. The degree is also the document that gates everything else for a family: no work permit, no residence visa, no family visas. Our degree certificate attestation service takes a Philippine degree from the CHED stage to MOFA.

PSA birth certificate

A late-registered birth is not a problem in itself, but the record must have reached the PSA, and the DFA asks for a PSA-certified LCR copy for new registrations. If a child was born in the UAE, the birth certificate is a UAE document and follows the UAE route instead (issuing health authority, then MOFA); our birth certificate attestation service covers both situations.

PSA marriage certificate

The marriage certificate often does two jobs. It is the document for spouse sponsorship, and it is the linking evidence for any document issued before the marriage in a different surname. A married woman with a pre-marriage diploma usually needs her marriage certificate attested even if she is not sponsoring anyone. If you married in the UAE, the certificate is a UAE document and follows the UAE route; our marriage certificate attestation service handles both.

NBI clearance

Some employers, licensing bodies and visa categories ask for a police clearance from the home country. For the Philippines that is the NBI clearance, which the DFA apostilles if it is the original with dry seal and verifiable online. The practical risk is timing: receiving parties often accept a clearance only within a set period after issue. Ask for their validity rule first, then work backwards, so the clearance is still fresh when it reaches them after the Embassy and MOFA.

PRC licence and board certificates

Nurses, teachers, engineers, pharmacists and other licensed professionals are usually asked for their Professional Regulation Commission documents alongside the degree: the licence, board rating or certificate of good standing. The DFA wants originals or PRC-certified true copies. Put them in the same Embassy request as the diploma and transcript, since they are in the same personal-document fee band, and give the licensing authority in the UAE the full set at once.

Commercial documents

Company powers of attorney, board resolutions, agency agreements and certificates of good standing follow the same route (notarisation and CANA where the document is private, then the DFA, the Embassy and MOFA), but MOFA charges AED 2,000 per commercial document, and the Embassy will not group them with personal documents. A power of attorney that mixes family and business matters may be classed as commercial. Our earlier version of this guide suggested a lower MOFA rate could apply to commercial documents already attested abroad; that claim has been removed, and the reasoning is in the correction note at the end.

Can Philippine documents be attested in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?

Only the last stage. MOFA attestation is done in the UAE, online. The DFA apostille and the UAE Embassy Manila stage both happen in the Philippines, and the DFA lists no apostille service at the Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi or the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai. So attestation at the Philippine consulate in Dubai is not a step on the UAE route for a Philippine-issued degree or PSA certificate.

Many Filipino residents came to the UAE on a job that did not need attested documents, and discover the gap later: a promotion that needs a recognised degree, a family visa, a Golden visa application or a school place. The first thing to know is what cannot be done here.

Your four options

What the Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi and the Consulate General in Dubai can do

The Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi and the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai are the Philippine government’s offices in the UAE. They do not replace the DFA apostille for a document issued in the Philippines, and they are not a stage in the UAE route for Philippine documents. Where they help is on the Philippine side of your arrangements, for example with the notarial formalities for an authorisation or special power of attorney you sign in the UAE for your representative, and with civil registry reports for births and marriages that took place in the UAE.

Their websites refused automated access when we checked on 24 September 2026, so we could not confirm their current service list, fees or appointment rules. Check directly with the post before relying on a document signed here, and ask the CHED office or DFA site your representative will use what form of authorisation it accepts from someone abroad.

Documents issued in the UAE are a different route

If the document was issued in the UAE (a Dubai birth certificate for your child, a UAE marriage contract, a UAE degree), it does not go through the DFA or the UAE Embassy Manila for use in the UAE. It goes through its UAE issuing authority and then MOFA, often by digital attestation within two hours. If it is going to the Philippines instead, the rules of the destination apply. Both routes are in our attestation process guide.

Attestation, degree recognition and licensing: three different things

Attestation proves your Philippine document is genuine. It does not say what your degree is worth in the UAE, and it does not let you practise a regulated profession. Filipino nurses, teachers and engineers often need all three, from three different authorities.

MoHESR’s current recognition rules (Ministerial Decree No. 34 of 2025: a genuine degree from an institution licensed or accredited when the degree was issued), its fee lines (AED 350 partner verification plus AED 50 report) and its 18 working days are explained in our MOHRE equivalency certificate guide. For a MOHRE work permit, u.ae text provided by MOHRE sets one test for skill levels 1 to 5: a certificate higher than secondary or its equivalent, attested, and a salary of at least AED 4,000. Start recognition and licensing as early as each authority allows; they usually take longer than the attestation itself.

How much does Philippines attestation for the UAE cost?

Four fee lines on this route are published and fixed per document. The rest (PSA copies, school certified true copies, notarisation, courier, representatives) are set by the provider and vary. Here are the published lines, with where each comes from.

Worked totals from the published lines

These totals use only the published fees above. They leave out school copy fees, PSA fees, notarisation, couriers, representatives and any service fee, and they are shown in the currency in which each stage is paid, without conversion.

With expedited DFA processing the Philippine-side totals rise by PHP 100 per document: PHP 7,730 for the nurse, PHP 12,830 for the family and PHP 2,550 for a single document. The UAE Embassy fee is by far the largest Philippine-side line, which is why counting documents carefully, and not attesting ones nobody asked for, is where money is saved. The full cost picture for every country, including MOFA’s invoice lines, is in our attestation cost guide.

How long does Philippines attestation for the UAE take?

Three stages have published times. The rest depend on Philippine offices that do not publish a fixed time, or on couriers.

Add the published times together and the fastest possible UAE-bound path from DFA to MOFA, with expedited DFA processing, is two working days at the DFA, three at the Embassy, courier time, and one at MOFA. Realistically, plan in weeks, not days, once document preparation, CHED and couriers are included. We do not give a guaranteed total, because the longest stages belong to offices we do not control.

Working backwards from a start date

1. Start date or visa deadline: ask your employer or sponsor what must be in hand, and when.
2. Work permit or visa application: needs the MOFA-attested documents, and for some roles MoHESR recognition.
3. Recognition: MoHESR publishes 18 working days; licensing bodies set their own times.
4. MOFA: 1 to 3 business days by courier once the documents are in the UAE.
5. Courier from Manila: the provider’s time.
6. UAE Embassy Manila: at least 3 to 5 working days.
7. DFA apostille: two or five working days, plus the appointment wait.
8. CHED CAV or PSA copy: the stage with the most uncertainty. Start here first.

Running a Philippine file from Dubai

It is entirely workable to attest Philippine documents while living in the UAE. It needs one person on the ground, one person owning the sequence, and very clear instructions.

Where Philippine files go wrong, and how to fix them

Names: the problem attestation cannot fix

Philippine documents usually show a given name, a middle name (traditionally the mother’s maiden surname) and a surname. Passports and foreign systems do not always carry the middle name the same way, and a married woman’s documents can span her maiden and married surnames. Attestation confirms that a document is genuine. It does not say the document is yours.

So where names differ, you need either a correction by the issuing authority (CHED Caraga lists a certification of name correction as an optional CAV document), or linking evidence that runs through its own chain, usually the PSA marriage certificate. Lay every document beside your passport and compare letter by letter before anything is paid. It takes ten minutes and prevents the failure that is hardest to fix from Dubai.

What circulates online that is not true

Philippines attestation UAE checklist: before you start

1. Ask the receiving party exactly which documents they need attested, and whether transcripts are included.
2. Check that every PSA document is a PSA-issued original and that its QR details match.
3. Check which CAV applies to each school record: CHED, the state university, DepEd or TESDA.
4. Compare every name and date with your passport, including middle names and surnames.
5. Make sure nothing is laminated, trimmed or damaged.
6. Sort documents into personal and commercial piles for the Embassy.
7. Book the DFA appointment and decide regular or expedited processing.
8. Set up UAE PASS and confirm with the Embassy how originals are delivered.
9. Decide whether recognition (MoHESR) or professional licensing is also needed, and start it early.
10. Scan every document, front and back, before it leaves your hands, and keep every reference number.

Philippines attestation UAE: five illustrative cases

These are illustrative cases, built from common situations; they are not the records of named clients. The figures are the published ones.

1. A nurse with a hospital offer in Dubai

Situation. A nurse from a private college in the Visayas has an offer from a Dubai hospital. The employer asks for the diploma, transcript and PRC licence, attested. What was needed. Certified true copies from the registrar, a CHED CAV, DFA apostilles on three documents, one UAE Embassy request for all three (same fee band), then MOFA. Published fees. CAV PHP 80, DFA PHP 300 regular, Embassy PHP 7,050, MOFA AED 450. The lesson. The licensing application was started at the same time as the CHED stage, not after MOFA. Licensing is usually the longest thread; attestation should never be what everyone waits for.

2. A PSA birth certificate that came back from the DFA

Situation. A father in Abu Dhabi asked his sister in Manila to “get the birth certificate apostilled” for his daughter’s school admission. She collected a copy from the city civil registrar and took it to the DFA. What happened. The DFA asks for the PSA or NSO issued original; an LCR copy is used only where PSA entries are unclear. What fixed it. A PSA copy was ordered, the QR details checked against the printed entries and the child’s passport, then the DFA apostille, the Embassy and MOFA. The lesson. Send your representative a photo of what a PSA copy looks like. “Get my birth certificate” is not enough.

3. A diploma in a maiden name, a passport in a married name

Situation. An accountant’s diploma and transcript show her maiden surname; her passport shows her married surname. She is not sponsoring anyone. What was needed. The PSA marriage certificate, run through its own chain (DFA, Embassy, MOFA) as linking evidence, grouped in the same Embassy request as the diploma and transcript. Published fees. DFA PHP 300, Embassy PHP 7,050, MOFA AED 450 for the three documents, plus the CHED CAV. The lesson. The marriage certificate belongs in the file from the start, not after the degree has been questioned.

4. A family already living in Dubai

Situation. A resident in Dubai for six years is promoted into a role at a higher skill level and wants to sponsor his wife and two children. His documents are in the Philippines. What was needed. Diploma and transcript (CHED CAV), PSA marriage certificate and two PSA birth certificates: five documents. A notarised authorisation for his brother, who handled CHED and the DFA. One personal-document request at the Embassy. Published fees. CAV PHP 80, DFA PHP 500 regular, Embassy PHP 11,750, MOFA AED 750. The lesson. One person owning the sequence, and one message with the passport photos and a list of exact versions, saved the family a second round.

5. A company power of attorney for a Dubai branch

Situation. A Philippine company needs a power of attorney for its manager in Dubai. It was sent to the Embassy in the same request as the manager’s birth certificate. What happened. The Embassy FAQ says a birth certificate and a commercial power of attorney “CAN NOT be grouped as one transaction”. What fixed it. Notarisation and CANA, DFA apostille, then two separate Embassy transactions. MOFA charged AED 2,000 for the power of attorney and AED 150 for the birth certificate. The lesson. Split personal and commercial documents before applying, and budget the commercial MOFA rate.

How to verify every figure in this guide

What we will and will not do

Related guides

• Attestation process in the UAE: the order of stages for every country, UAE-issued documents and verification.
• Apostille vs attestation in the UAE: why an apostille is a stage, not the end, for the UAE.
• Attestation cost in the UAE: every MOFA fee line and embassy fees.
• MOHRE equivalency certificate: MoHESR degree recognition, fees and timeline.
• Indian degree attestation for the UAE: the India route.
• Pakistan degree attestation for the UAE: the Pakistan route.
• Family visa salary requirement: what you need before sponsoring the family whose documents you are attesting.
• UAE work permit types: where an attested degree fits into your permit.

Getting Philippine documents through CHED, the PSA, the DFA, the UAE Embassy and MOFA, and then into the visa, permit or licence they are for, is what our PRO services in Dubai team handles from Al Barsha. You can also contact us directly.