Document Attestation Cost Estimator
Calculate the full cost of getting documents attested through HEC, IBCC, MOFA and embassy. Enter how many of each document you have, tick the chain steps you need, and see a per-step breakdown with the correct order.
Your documents
Chain steps needed
Fees (editable, per document)
Per-step cost breakdown
Correct chain order
How to use
- Enter how many of each document type you need attested.
- Tick the chain steps you need — HEC or IBCC first, then MOFA, then embassy.
- Adjust any fee to match the latest schedule; the total updates instantly.
Note: University degrees, transcripts and provisional certificates go through HEC. Matric and inter certificates go through IBCC. MOFA attests after HEC or IBCC, and embassy attestation comes last.
Tips
- Photocopies are also attested after the original — budget extra copies if you need them.
- HEC requires online application and courier or walk-in submission; plan 1 to 2 weeks.
- MOFA simple attestation is usually a same-day walk-in process at the regional office.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the correct order of attestation?
First HEC for university documents or IBCC for board documents, then MOFA, and embassy attestation last.
What documents can I add?
University degrees, transcripts, provisional certificates, matric certificates, and inter certificates.
Can I change the fee values?
Yes. Every fee is editable, and your values are saved in this browser for your next estimate.
What does the breakdown show?
The chain steps your documents need, a per-step cost breakdown, and the total estimated cost.
What is the difference between MOFA simple and apostille?
MOFA simple attestation is the standard stamp, while apostille is for countries in the Hague Apostille Convention and costs more.