Nepal PCC Attestation from the Slovakia Embassy in New Delhi
Nepal PCC attestation from the Slovakia Embassy is the route for Nepali nationals whose Slovak work permit, residence or study file asks for a police report. Nepal is not in the Apostille Convention, so the report is attested in Kathmandu and then legalised by the Slovak Embassy in New Delhi, whose jurisdiction covers Nepal. We can help with the New Delhi stage.
Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy: quick answer
Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy is a two-country route. First, the Department of Consular Services of Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs attests the police report in Nepal. Then the Embassy of the Slovak Republic in New Delhi legalises it; the Slovak Foreign Ministry states that this embassy’s jurisdiction covers India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
An apostille is not possible, because Nepal is not a party to the Apostille Convention, even though Slovakia is. INFINITYGRO can handle the New Delhi stage for a report that already carries Nepal MOFA attestation. Send a photo first; we confirm whether we can help and quote in writing.
The route at a glance
| Nepal Police | Issues the police report. INFINITYGRO does not apply for it. |
|---|---|
| Nepal MOFA, Department of Consular Services | Attests the police report in Nepal |
| Embassy of the Slovak Republic, New Delhi | Legalises the MOFA-attested report for use in Slovakia |
| Translator | Slovak translation, if the Slovak office asks for one |
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has no role here. It certifies documents issued in India, not Nepal.
Why the Slovak Embassy in New Delhi, and why no apostille
Jurisdiction
The Slovak Foreign Ministry’s page for the New Delhi embassy gives its consular jurisdiction as India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
No apostille
Slovakia joined the Apostille Convention in 2002, but Nepal is not on the HCCH status table. An apostille needs both countries to be parties, so legalisation is used instead.
Checks before Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy begins
- The Nepal MOFA consular attestation is on the original report, clear and complete
- Your name and passport number match your passport
- The report is recent enough for the Slovak office handling your permit
- You know whether the Slovak office wants a Slovak translation, and who may make it
- You have a copy of your passport and any Slovak visa or employer letter
Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy: the New Delhi stage
- 1Photo on WhatsAppA clear photo of the report and its MOFA attestation, plus your passport page.
- 2Confirmation and quoteWe confirm whether we can help and quote our charges and the embassy fee in writing.
- 3Original to DelhiCourier to our New Ashok Nagar office, or a relative drops it off.
- 4Slovak EmbassyWe lodge the report for legalisation as the embassy requires.
- 5ReturnBlue Dart or another secure courier, within India or to Nepal.
Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy: fees
| Our service at the Slovak Embassy, New Delhi | Quoted in writing after we see a photo and confirm we can help |
|---|---|
| Slovak Embassy fee | Extra; set by the embassy and confirmed in your written quote |
| Slovak translation | Quoted by page |
| Courier | Extra, both ways |
All charges for this country, including any embassy fee, are on its own fee page.
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FAQs: Nepal PCC Attestation from the Slovakia Embassy in New Delhi
Which embassy legalises a Nepal PCC for Slovakia?
The Embassy of the Slovak Republic in New Delhi. The Slovak Foreign Ministry lists Nepal within its jurisdiction, together with India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives and Sri Lanka. The report must already carry attestation by Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Why can’t my Nepal PCC be apostilled for Slovakia?
An apostille only works when both countries are parties to the Hague Apostille Convention. Slovakia is a party, but Nepal is not listed on the HCCH status table, so its documents are attested by Nepal’s foreign ministry and legalised by the embassy instead.
Can INFINITYGRO get the Nepal MOFA attestation for me?
No. Nepal MOFA attestation is done by its Department of Consular Services in Nepal, and we do not handle it. We help only with the New Delhi stage, once the report already carries that attestation. Send a photo first; we confirm whether we can help.
Do you apply for the Nepal police report?
No. The police report comes from Nepal Police, and INFINITYGRO does not apply for police reports or verification in Nepal or India. Our work starts with a report already issued and attested by Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
How much does Nepal PCC attestation from Slovakia Embassy cost?
Our service is quoted in writing after we see the document, because cases differ. The Slovak Embassy’s fee, any translation and courier are extra and shown in the same written quote before you send the original.
Does the report need a Slovak translation?
Slovak offices may ask for one. Ask the office handling your permit whether a translation is needed and whether it must be made by a translator registered in Slovakia. INFINITYGRO translates into Slovak where a translation from India is accepted.
Can I send the report from Kathmandu?
Yes. Use a tracked international courier to our New Ashok Nagar office in Delhi, or ask someone travelling to Delhi to drop it off. We return it by secure courier to Nepal or to an address in India.
Is the Slovak Embassy in New Delhi the same for Bangladeshi documents?
Its jurisdiction includes Bangladesh too, but Bangladesh joined the Apostille Convention in 2025 and Slovakia has not objected, so a Bangladeshi document for Slovakia now normally takes Bangladesh’s own apostille instead of embassy legalisation.
Official sources
Send a photo of your attested Nepal police report
WhatsApp a clear photo of the report with its Nepal MOFA attestation. We confirm whether we can help at the Slovak Embassy in New Delhi, and only then quote in writing.
Office: C – 5 A/2 New Ashok Nagar, Delhi – 110096 · Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM · office drop-off or courier, no home pickup
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Disclaimer: INFINITYGRO is a private document facilitation service, not a government office or embassy. Apostilles and attestations are issued only by the Ministry of External Affairs and the embassies concerned; we do not issue, correct or verify certificates. Rules and fees can change, so check the requirements of the authority that will receive your document.
Last reviewed: October 2026