Apostille for COUNTRY in two working days and consular attestation up to 10 working days.
Fast Document Legalisation for Cuba – Get Your UK Documents Attested
To be accepted in Cuba, documents require a multi-step legalisation process. They must first be legalised with an Apostille from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and then submitted to the Cuban Consulate in London for further consular attestation.
Specific Requirements
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Mandatory Spanish Translation: All documents must be professionally translated into Spanish.
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Notarisation: The Spanish translation must be notarised. This can be done as a dual-language format or as a separate translated document.
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Double Apostille: Both the original English document and the notarised Spanish translation must each be issued with their own FCDO Apostille.
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Individual Processing: If submitting a bundle of documents, each must be individually translated, notarised, and Apostilled.
Our Fees and Processing Times
Our comprehensive service fee to manage the entire consular submission process is £100 + VAT
This is in addition to the official consular charges, which are currently:
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£107 per document or Apostille
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£24 administrative fee charged by the consulate
➡️ Please note: The Cuban Consulate accepts payment in cash only.
We manage the entire process on your behalf, from the initial FCDO Apostille to the final consular attestation, ensuring compliance with all Cuban legalisation requirements.
What is the cost for Notarisation, Apostille and Cuba Consular for the first document?
| Service | Cost | VAT | Total (inc VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notarisation | £75 | + VAT | £90.00 |
| Apostille (Original Document) | £112 | inc VAT | £112.00 |
| Apostille (Spanish Translation) | £112 | inc VAT | £112.00 |
| Attestation Service | £100 | + VAT | £120.00 |
| Cuba Consulate | £107 + £24 admin | inc VAT | £131.00 |
| Total (Standard Service) | £565.00 inc VAT |
Subsequent documents are priced at a reduced fee.
✅ What’s Included
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Document notarisation by a qualified Notary Public
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Professional Spanish translation (optional if not already translated)
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Two FCDO Apostilles – one for the original English document and one for the Spanish translation
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Cuba Consular attestation
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Complete document handling, submission, and tracking service
📦 Processing Time & Payment
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Processing Time: Typically 10–15 working days (subject to consulate availability)
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Payment: Cash only at the consulate
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Submission: Managed entirely by our Apostille-registered agents in Milton Keynes
Many notarised documents the Cuba require an Apostille and consular attestation: Powers of attorney, Affidavit & declaration, Passport & driving licence, Bank statement, Educational certificate, Degree & transcript, DBS police certificate, Company documents and more.
Documents like a UK birth Certificate, Death certificate, Marriage certificate, ACRO police certificate and more only require the apostille without the need of notarisation.
We make submissions to the FCDO standard counter by our Apostille registered agents in Milton Keynes every day meaning we will submit your documents the same day you get them notarised.