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Document Legalization for Brazil

Embassy of Brazil in Stockholm

Need documents legalized for Brazil? We handle the complete process – from notarization to apostille.

Hague Apostille Convention member

Why is legalization needed for Brazil?

Brazil is a Hague Convention member and accepts apostille.

Common for family documents, educational certificates and business documents.

We handle the entire process for you so you can focus on your plans in Brazil.

Common documents for Brazil:

  • Diplomas and educational certificates
  • Employer certificates and employment contracts
  • Personal certificates and birth certificates
  • Marriage certificates and family documents
  • Corporate documents and powers of attorney
  • Trade documents and certificates of origin

Legalization process for Brazil

1

Notary Public

Private documents are notarized first.

2

Apostille

The document receives an apostille stamp.

3

Delivery

Documents are sent to you.

Embassy of Brazil in Stockholm

Contact details

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    City: Stockholm
    Sturegatan 11, 114 36 Stockholm
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    Phone:
    +46 8 21 07 20

Let us handle the contact

You don't need to visit the embassy yourself. We handle all contact and ensure your documents are correctly legalized.

  • We submit your documents
  • We collect them when ready
  • We send them to you
Processing time:3-5 working days
Price from:800 SEK
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When do you need legalization for Brazil?

Swedish documents are not automatically valid in Brazil. Authorities, employers and educational institutions in Brazil require that documents are first verified by Swedish authorities and then apostilled before they can be used. The most common situations where we help our customers:

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Work in Brazil

Work permit applications, employment contracts and professional licenses for Brazil typically require legalized education certificates and police clearance.

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Studies in Brazil

Universities in Brazil demand legalized diplomas, transcripts and grade certificates as part of admission for international students.

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Family matters

Marriage, family reunification, birth registration and adoption in Brazil require legalized marriage certificates, birth certificates and personbevis.

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Business & company

Setting up subsidiaries, signing contracts or registering trademarks in Brazil requires legalized registreringsbevis, articles of association and powers of attorney.

Processing time for Brazil

The complete legalization chain for Brazil typically takes around 3-5 working days from the moment we receive your originals until they are ready for return delivery. The timeline is mainly determined by the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs' apostille queue.

What we can do is run every step in parallel where possible — notarized documents go to UD immediately, and as soon as UD is finished we submit them to the apostille service the same day. You receive automatic status updates by email every time your case moves forward.

Need it faster? Contact us before ordering — for urgent Brazil cases we can sometimes offer express handling at Embassy of Brazil in Stockholm for an additional fee.

Cost for Brazil

Legalization for Brazil starts at 800 SEK for a single private document. The price covers the entire chain — notarization at Notarius Publicus, verification by the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and apostille.

Multi-document orders qualify for our bundle pricing and typically come out cheaper per document. Company documents from Bolagsverket and Skatteverket don't need notarization and follow a separate price list.

All prices include VAT and outlays paid on your behalf to authorities. There are no hidden fees — you see the final amount before payment.

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Why Brazil only requires apostille

Brazil is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961. This means Swedish documents only need a single apostille stamp from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs to be recognized as authentic in Brazil — no embassy step is required.

Apostille is faster and cheaper than the full embassy chain non-Hague countries require. Private documents (birth certificates, marriage certificates, education diplomas etc.) still need to be notarized by Notarius Publicus first, but company documents from Bolagsverket and Skatteverket go directly to UD for apostille.

Always check with the recipient in Brazil whether they require a certified translation in addition to the apostille — this is a separate step we can also handle for you.

Frequently asked questions about legalization for Brazil

How do I legalize documents for Brazil?
Brazil is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, so your documents are legalized with an apostille — no embassy legalization is required. We notarize the document where needed and add the apostille so it is valid directly in Brazil. DOX handles the whole process.
How long does legalization for Brazil take and what does it cost?
A complete legalization for Brazil normally takes 3-5 working days. Prices start from 800 SEK and we always give a fixed quote before we begin — express is available for urgent cases.
Why do I need to legalize documents for Brazil?
Brazil is a Hague Convention member and accepts apostille. Because Brazil accepts the apostille, a single apostille stamp is enough for the document to be valid there.
Which documents can be legalized for Brazil?
The most common are diplomas, employer certificates, birth and marriage certificates, corporate documents, powers of attorney and medical certificates. Unsure about your specific document for Brazil? Contact us for a free assessment.
Do I need to arrange the apostille myself?
No. DOX handles notarization and the apostille for you — you upload or post the document and we do the rest, returning it fully legalized.

We also handle legalization for

Other countries in the same region. We handle the full chain for all of them — notarization, UD and apostille.

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