Is there an e-Apostille for Greek documents?

Yes, certain documents support an electronic Apostille (e-Apostille).

Apostille & Official Translations for Foreign Documents

Applied to the original foreign-language document by the competent authority of the issuing country (not on the translation).
For countries outside the Convention or with reservations: consular legalization of the original is required.
For Greek public documents there is an option for an electronic note (e-Apostille) where supported.

Documents destined for Greece must be officially translated into Greek (certified translators / competent authorities).
The typical order is: Original → Apostille/legalization → Official translation.
We check issuing country / authority and advise you on acceptance by Greek authorities.

Send scanned copies. We confirm whether an Apostille or consular legalization is required and which authority is competent.

We guide you through obtaining the Apostille/legalization on the original. For Greek documents we also check e-Apostille options.

We order or review the official translation so it will be accepted by the Special Registry or other authorities.

No. The Apostille is affixed to the original foreign-language document by the competent authority of the issuing country.

Consular legalization by the Greek consular authority and/or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is required. The document is then officially translated.

Yes, for certain document types through the official e-Apostille service. We guide you through the process.