School Leaving Certificate Attestation from UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA

If you are relocating to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with your children or applying for school admissions, you will likely be required to provide a School Leaving Certificate that is attested by the UAE Embassy in Pakistan and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). This attestation confirms that the certificate is authentic and officially recognized by UAE educational institutions.

As of 7th July 2024, the UAE has implemented a Digital Attestation System in Pakistan. Under this system, the UAE Embassy in Islamabad no longer applies physical stickers to the original certificate. Instead, applicants receive a digitally attested PDF copy of the certificate along with an official digital verification report from UAE MOFA. This secure and tamper-proof digital attestation is now fully accepted by all UAE schools, colleges, and educational authorities.

Before you can submit your School Leaving Certificate for UAE Embassy attestation, it must be:

1. Properly issued and signed by the school principal or headmaster.

2. Verified by the relevant Board of Education (if applicable) or District Education Authority.

3. Authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan (MOFA Pakistan).

Once these steps are completed, the certificate is submitted for UAE Embassy attestation, followed by final verification through UAE MOFA.

This attestation is required for school transfers, new admissions, and visa applications related to children in the UAE. If the certificate is not attested, it may not be accepted by UAE institutions.

If you’re looking for a smooth and reliable process for School Leaving Certificate Attestation from UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA, the team at Go Attestation can handle everything on your behalf — ensuring speed, compliance, and peace of mind with the new digital system.