The Consulate can legalise Kenyan-issued documents for use in the Republic of Chad, and authenticate Chadian documents for use in Kenya. Documents must first be authenticated by the relevant Kenyan authority before the Consulate can proceed with legalisation.
📋 Required Documents & Requirements
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✓Original document to be legalised (and one photocopy)
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✓Authentication by the relevant Kenyan authority (e.g. Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
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✓Completed legalisation request form
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✓Valid ID of the applicant or authorised representative
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✓Written authorisation letter (if submitting on behalf of another person)
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✓Application fee (cash)
How to Apply — Step by Step
01
Pre-authenticate
Have your document authenticated by the Kenyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs first.
02
Submit to Consulate
Bring the authenticated document, application form, and ID to the Consulate.
03
Review
Consular officers verify the document and authenticity.
04
Legalisation
The Consulate affixes its seal and signature.
05
Collection
Collect your legalised document after 2–3 working days.
⚠️ Please Note:
All fees must be paid in cash (USD or KES). Fees are non-refundable regardless of outcome.
Incomplete applications will not be accepted. For queries, contact us at
nairobi@mfa-chad.td
or call +254 700 000 000.