Marriage Certificate Attestation from Saudi Embassy
If you’re planning to apply for a family visa, sponsor your spouse, or update marital records in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), then Marriage Certificate Attestation from the Saudi Embassy is a mandatory requirement. This attestation validates the authenticity of your marriage certificate issued in Pakistan, making it legally acceptable by Saudi authorities for official use.
The Marriage Certificate must be issued by NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority). It is recommended to use the English version of the NADRA-issued certificate for smoother attestation processing. Before submission to the Saudi Embassy, the certificate must go through several verification stages in Pakistan.
Required Attestation Steps:
-
The certificate must be signed and stamped by the issuing Union Council officer where the marriage was registered.
-
After that, it must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan (MOFA Pakistan).
-
Once MOFA authentication is complete, the document is submitted to the Saudi Embassy in Islamabad for final attestation.
Once fully attested, the Marriage Certificate becomes legally valid for use in Saudi Arabia — whether for Iqama (residence permit) processing, family visa applications, or registration with Saudi government offices like Jawazat and Ministry of Interior.
It’s important to ensure that the names, dates, and other details on the marriage certificate match your CNIC, passport, and other supporting documents to avoid delays or rejection.
At Go Attestation, we offer complete support for Marriage Certificate Attestation from the Saudi Embassy, from Union Council verification to MOFA and embassy submission — ensuring a fast, smooth, and error-free process.