Bhutan · Embassy legalisation
Bhutan Commercial Document Attestation from India
Every commercial document your company issues in India, legalised for use in Bhutan: pharma certificates, export documents, agreements and company papers.
- 1 Indian Chamber of Commerce
- 2 MEA attestation
- 3 Bhutan Embassy, New Delhi
How Indian commercial documents are legalised for Bhutan
A commercial document issued in India is attested by an Indian Chamber of Commerce, then by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), and finally legalised by the Embassy of Bhutan in New Delhi.
Indian companies most often legalise COPPs, certificates of origin, commercial invoices, powers of attorney and company documents for Bhutan.
Authorities in Bhutan usually work in Dzongkha. We arrange certified Dzongkha translation where needed and legalise it with the original.
Key facts
- Route
- Indian Chamber of Commerce → MEA attestation → Bhutan Embassy, New Delhi
- Mission
- Embassy of Bhutan, New Delhi
- Translation
- Dzongkha
- Region
- Asia
Commercial documents we legalise for Bhutan
Pharma
- COPP (Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
- Certificate of Analysis (COA)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
- GMP CertificateBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Free Sale CertificateBhutan – embassy legalisation
Export & shipping
- Certificate of OriginBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Commercial InvoiceBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Packing ListBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Bill of LadingBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Shipping BillBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Health CertificateBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Halal CertificateBhutan – embassy legalisation
- COC (Certificate of Conformity)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
- Import Export Documents (IEC)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
Company & legal
- Agency AgreementBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Business AgreementBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Shareholding AgreementBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Power of AttorneyBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Board ResolutionBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
- Articles of Association (AOA)Bhutan – embassy legalisation
- Certificate of IncorporationBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Certificate of RegistrationBhutan – embassy legalisation
- List of DirectorsBhutan – embassy legalisation
- Good Standing CertificateBhutan – embassy legalisation
Registrations & licences
Bhutan commercial documents: FAQs
Does Bhutan accept the apostille on Indian commercial documents?
No. Indian commercial documents for Bhutan need Indian Chamber of Commerce attestation, MEA attestation and legalisation by the Bhutan Embassy in New Delhi.
Which commercial documents can be legalised for Bhutan?
COPPs, certificates of origin, commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, health and halal certificates, GMP and free sale certificates, powers of attorney, board resolutions, MOA, AOA, incorporation certificates, agreements and licences, among others.
Do I need a translation for Bhutan?
Authorities in Bhutan usually work in Dzongkha. Many ask for a certified translation, which we arrange.
Do I need to visit Delhi?
No. Courier your documents to our New Delhi office from any city, or drop them off in Delhi NCR. We return them by tracked courier.
Send your Bhutan document list
Send the document list and destination country on WhatsApp. We reply with the route, timeline and an all-inclusive quote.
Office: C-5 A/2, New Ashok Nagar, Delhi 110096, India. Drop off in Delhi NCR or courier from any city in India; documents return by Blue Dart or another tracked courier.