You can issue an e-apostille of the Hague Convention on a document

• that you have self-issued from gov.gr. or
• that have been issued by a Citizen Service Centre (KEP) / Municipality / Consulate upon application made by you in person and if your TIN number has been registered. These documents must have been issued from 13/10/2023 onwards.

You will need:

• either your personal internet banking credentials
• or your personal Taxisnet credentials (after first registering in the National Communication Register (EMEP), in order to confirm your mobile phone number)
• the unique code of the gov.gr document you wish to mark electronically

The e-Apostille is added to the document in 3 languages, Greek, English and French and the new document is saved in your Inbox.

The e-apostille document carries a new unique number, which is used to verify its validity.

At this stage, the e-marking can be done on documents that you have issued yourself from gov.gr and they are the following:

• Certificate of family status
• Birth certificate
• Certificate of nationality
• Certificate of guarantor relatives
• Birth certificate
• Marriage certificate
• Civil partnership certificate
• Death certificate
• Copy of higher education degree
• Digital transcript of a secondary or high school diploma 
• Transcript of a vocational High School diploma

Gov.gr documents that have been issued following an electronic gov.gr application to a Citizen Service Centre (KEP) are not eligible for e-apostille.

Other gov.gr documents will be added gradually.