Independent document service for Dutch documents used abroad.
Dutch medical diploma legalisation for employment abroad.
If a hospital, medical recruiter or licensing body abroad has requested your Dutch medical diploma, Apostille Assist can coordinate the relevant Dutch-side legalisation and original-document handling.
Practical help with your employment document
Choose Apostille Submission when the route is already clear, or Document Coordination when the request includes multiple education-document steps.
Apostille Submission
For one ready Dutch document when the receiving party has confirmed that an apostille is the required next step.
- Submission of one ready Dutch document
- For a route that is already clear
- WhatsApp progress updates
Document Coordination
For an unclear or multi-step request involving a diploma, transcript, DUO, legalisation, translation or international delivery.
- Review of the written recipient instruction
- Coordination of the agreed Dutch-side route
- Personal communication and updates
Service fees include VAT. Government fees, travel, translation, additional documents and international courier costs are quoted separately where relevant.
When a medical employer or regulator requests your diploma
A medical employment file may contain education documents, professional records and recipient-specific verification requirements.
Identify every requested document first
The diploma may be only one part of the file. A regulator can also request transcripts, internship information, professional registration evidence or institution statements.
Document legalisation and medical licensing differ
Apostille Assist coordinates Dutch document handling. The receiving regulator remains responsible for equivalency, registration, examinations and permission to practise.
Related education document guidance
Frequently asked questions
Can my Dutch medical diploma be legalised?
A Dutch medical education document may be eligible for legalisation, depending on the document, issuing body and intended destination.
Does legalisation let me practise medicine abroad?
No. Medical licensing, qualification recognition and permission to practise are determined separately by the destination-country regulator.
Can transcripts and supporting documents be included?
They can be reviewed and coordinated where relevant, but each document may require its own route.
Can this be handled while I live abroad?
Often the Dutch-side steps can be coordinated remotely if the original documents and authorisations are available.
Should I translate the diploma first?
Not until the receiving party has confirmed the language and required order. Translating too early can create unnecessary cost.
Need your Dutch medical diploma prepared for an overseas application?
Share the employer or licensing checklist first. I will review the likely Dutch-side document route.
