Monaco Apostille Services

When U.S. Documents Are Needed in Monaco

U.S. citizens can travel to Monaco without a visa for stays of up to 90 days for business or tourism. For extended stays, employment, or residency, additional documentation is required. Because Monaco is part of the Schengen Area through its relationship with France, its entry and residence rules are the same as those applied by France.

For short visits of under 90 days, a valid U.S. passport is generally sufficient, but it must remain valid for at least three months beyond the planned departure date. Longer stays, permanent residence, or employment require official documents that must be legalized for use in Monaco.

Monaco became a member of the Hague Apostille Convention on March 1, 2003. As a result, any U.S. document intended for use in Monaco must include an apostille issued by an authorized U.S. state or federal office. This certification verifies that the signature and seal on your document are authentic and recognized by Monégasque authorities.

Long-term stays or work arrangements require more documentation. You must obtain a long-term visa from a French consulate in the United States before traveling to Monaco. Once in Monaco, you must apply for a residence permit, known as a carte de séjour, from the Monégasque police headquarters.

Anyone seeking employment also needs a separate permis de travail (work permit) from the Department of Employment. These applications often require official U.S. documents that have been apostilled, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, and criminal record extracts.

Get an Apostille for Monaco

Apostille Corp specializes in assisting clients who need to get an apostille for Monaco for documents issued within the United States. We handle the entire process from document review to submission, ensuring your paperwork meets all international standards. Each file is carefully checked before being sent to the correct U.S. authority.

We work only with documents originating in the United States. If your documents were issued elsewhere, they must be apostilled in their country of origin.

We can help you get an apostille for a wide range of documents, including:

• Birth, death, and marriage certificates
• Divorce decrees and adoption papers
• Academic documents such as diplomas, transcripts, and letters of enrollment
• Corporate documents, including business licenses, incorporation papers, and financial statements
• Contracts and commercial agreements
• Powers of attorney and affidavits
• Background checks and FBI reports
• Notarized letters and identity documents such as passports
• Medical records and insurance forms
• Court judgments and estate-related documents

Why Choose Apostille Corp?

With more than a decade of experience in document authentication and apostille processing, Apostille Corp delivers accuracy, reliability, and professionalism in every case. Our expertise with U.S. and international procedures allows us to complete each request efficiently while maintaining full confidentiality.

Our facility in New York City uses advanced technology to process and protect client documents. Every request receives careful attention, from submission to delivery.

If you have any inquiries about getting an apostille for Monaco, feel free to contact us today.