KUMAR, born in 1989, is an international student from India. He graduated from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2015, majoring in pattern recognition and intelligent systems, and obtained a doctorate in engineering. In 2023, he plans to settle in Portugal by means of skilled migration and is going through visa formalities to Portugal in an orderly manner. Because he holds a Chinese degree certificate, the Portuguese visa agency requires that KUMAR’s certificate must be notarized and authenticated.
The Chinese degree certificate used in Portugal must be notarized by the Chinese notary office, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, and certified by the Portuguese Embassy in China. Such a binding document with notarial testimony and translation testimony, signed and sealed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the embassy can be legally used in Portugal. However, it should be noted that the Chinese degree certificate must first be verified by China Learning and Information Network. Fortunately, he found UNnotary, solved this problem for him, and successfully obtained a visa to Portugal.
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