Egypt Post has exciting news! They've announced the launch of a consular authentication service available at all their offices across the country. This fantastic initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Expatriate Affairs, aims to simplify the process of authenticating official documents and save citizens a lot of time and effort. This new service is a big step forward in the government's plan to offer more public services through various channels, bringing them closer to you. Now, individuals, companies, and institutions can complete their document authentication right at their nearest post office, completely eliminating the need to visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters. Egypt Post clarified that this service covers a wide range of documents. This includes educational certificates, commercial documents, power of attorney forms, contracts, birth certificates, and other official documents issued by both government and private entities, all according to the required approvals. This offers much greater flexibility to meet everyone's needs. They also mentioned that the service typically takes between 3 to 7 business days to complete. Plus, there's an option to have your documents delivered right to your home or to your closest post office, which really boosts service efficiency and makes the whole process more convenient and flexible. The service is available at all National Post Authority offices. You can easily inquire about it at any office or by calling their hotline at 16789. It's good to know that if your request is rejected, the authentication fees will be refunded, with only the service charge being retained. This move is a key part of Egypt Post's strategy to strengthen its role as a comprehensive provider of government and logistics services. It also supports the state's efforts in digital transformation and expanding service inclusion to reach every corner of the Republic.
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