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Attestation of document at minister of foreign affairs, Malaysia

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Updated: Feb 15, 2024

This short blog is for those who are looking to attest your document at ministry of affairs in Malaysia.

Picture: Putrajaya


The key points to be noted:📌

Location: Wisma Putra - WP 2, Ministry of foreign affairs, Putrajaya

Cost: 10 Ringgit per document

Documents needed: ID proof (Passport/IC) and the documents to be attested.

*Service open until 4PM. Don't wait for last minute👍🏻


Few steps to get your document attested📌

*When you arrive at the aforementioned location, you can conveniently park your car and head towards the guarded entrance, typically marked by a line of people patiently waiting their turn.

*To obtain your visitor card, you'll need to join the queue and proceed to the counter. There, you'll be required to scan the QR code and fill in essential information, including your name, passport/IC number, phone number, and selecting the purpose, such as Konsular. Be sure to present your ID proof, ideally your passport, although I recommend keeping it with you at all times for smooth processing.

*After obtaining your visitor card, proceed through the gate on your right and make your way towards the building.

*Upon entering the building, you'll notice a sign that reads "Kaunter Konsular." Head to your left from there and enter another room, then take a right where you'll find a "Number Counter" to assist you further.

*Approach the counter to obtain your token for document attestation by submitting the required documents. This will ensure a smooth process for getting your documents attested.

*Proceed by entering the hall located on your left side.

*Upon entering the hall, simply wait for your turn according to the number on your token. This ensures an organized and efficient process.

*When your turn comes, submit the document you need attested. After the attestation is complete, you'll be called to pay a fee of 10MYR per document attestation.


Done.


Don't forget to take back you passport/IC once you coming out of gate and also to return back the visitor card.


Hope this blog might help you in some point of time or your dear once's.


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