Got it.

Hi, it's me again, and I again have a question about the salary requirements. I'm not sure I will have enough because I receive my salary in EUR and it is now falling against the USD. or will they require me to make 2500 EUR per month? And I assume they care about net pay (what I actually get to my ...

You mean just the page or two where it states you are employed there and the page with salary? because employment contract contains lots of pages I assume they don't need. And I will need to be translating this with translation costing 50EUR per page.

For proof of salary is it enough to provide bank statements for the last couple of months?
Or is there needed something like a certificate of employment?

I wrote an email to [email protected], asking how the documents should be notarized, but got no answer in 8 days.
Anyone knows of any other contact?

Freightdog wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 6:20 pm For me
1. Embassy affidavit about. (This one needs to be current, within 3 months)*

What is Embassy affidavit about?

And the documents can be in English language?

Freightdog wrote: ↑Thu Sep 09, 2021 12:24 am You will need to present the following to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
3. Letter of permission to marry from your country’s embassy.

The nearest embassy for my country (Slovenia) is in Beijing.
So can I get this in my country if we have it?

According to Chat GPT . Document legalization, also known as document authentication or document certification, is the process of validating the authenticity and legal status of a document for use in another country or jurisdiction. It involves verifying the genuineness of the document, the signatur...

Thank you guys for the answers. I've contacted our (Slovenian) MOFA and they said the documents need to be: Notarised by Cambodian MOFA Notarised by Cambodian Embassy in Berlin Notarised by Slovenian MOFA I'm not really sure if document legalization is same a notarization, but they wrote to me they ...

I do. Use the ministry of foreign affairs because those are the only legal documents the EU will accept. Forget about offices offering translations, or translators offering services. For the EU, there's only one way. Yes, but what about legalizing the document in the EU, I heard I should legalize i...