Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings of the Day!
Are you applying for Student Visa,
Permanent Visa or Work Visa at Costa rica Embassy in Delhi or Consulate in Mumbai,
and have been asked for translation or apostille attestation of your documents?
Advika Translations is an ISO
9001:2008 Certified translation company providing certified translation and
apostille attestation consultation services to candidates applying for VISA at Costa Rica
Embassy in Delhi or Consular General at Mumbai.
Every year thousands of candidates,
students and companies from India use our translation and attestation services
for their documents to be submitted at Costa Rica Embassy in Delhi or Consular General at Mumbai for Visa
purpose.
We translate documents from all
Indian languages to English and Spanish like: From English to Spanish, From
Hindi to English, From Punjabi to English, From Marathi to English, From
Gujarati to English From Tamil to English, From Bengali to English, From Telugu
to English, From Kannada to English, From Malayalam to English, From Urdu to
English, From Oriya to English, From Assamese to English and so on. After translation we also get documents Apostille from MEA and then translate the Apostille stamp to English or Spanish, as
required.
Normally mentioned below documents
require translation:
(1) Birth
Certificate (2) Death Certificate (3) Marriage
Certificate (4) Invitation letter (5) Police clearance
certificate (PCC) (6) School Mark sheet and certificates and University
Mark sheet and degrees.
You can also contact us for Apostile
services, MEA attestation services, HRD attestation, certified translation;
Embassy approved translator, official translation and legal translation of any
of your document to be translated to and from any language for submission at
any Embassy in India, Passport Office, Immigration, Courts, Government
department and University in India or abroad.
Candidates from Delhi, Gurgaon,
Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Mumbai, Pune and Navi Mumbai can send and collect
their documents from our offices or else we can send our executives for
collection and delivery of documents. But the customers from Rest of India
(Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Cochin, Punjab, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Surat, Orissa,
Kolhapur, Trivandrum, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Rajasthan, ) can
only send and receive their documents by express couriers like: DTDC, DHL,
Fedex and Overnite couriers.
We serve clients from all Cities and States of India. For more information on translation,
attestation for Costa Rica Embassy in India, please contact:
ADVIKA TRANSLATIONS
Mobile: 09911493831, 9718888896
India-Costa Rica Relations
India and Costa Rica enjoy friendly and
cordial relations even though high level bilateral
interactions have been minimal. Costa Rica supported India’s stand on Kashmir at
the United Nations in 1993 and 1994 and was one of the very few countries that committed
themselves towards voting against Pakistan’s draft resolution on Kashmir at the
UNCHR in Geneva in 1994. Costa Rica shares commonality of views on all
bilateral and multilateral issues except that of the UNSC expansion. Being a
member of the Coffee Club, Costa Rica does not support the G-4 Resolution on
the UNSC reforms since it does not allegedly promote the interests of the
smaller countries.
Following India’s appointment of an Honorary
Consul in San Jose in 1995, Costa Rica
reciprocated by opening an Honorary Consulate in New Delhi in 1996. In 2007, Costa
Rica announced its intention to open its Embassy in India (Costa Rica had earlier
intended to open its Embassy in India in 1990 following dismissal of its
Honorary Consulate in Bombay and Calcutta). Costa Rica opened its Embassy in
New Delhi in April 2010 and sent a senior official as Charge d’ Affaires in
June 2010. Ambassador of Costa Rica assumed office in New Delhi in June 2011.
Visa
& Consular Matters
In
July 2006, Costa Rica relaxed its visa regime by removing India from Consultada [prior reference] category and allowing
visitors from India to enter Costa Rica without visa for a period of 30 days.
However, in December 2006, the visa regulations in respect of visitors from
India were again revised and India was put in the Consular [visa on
application] category. The Consulate of Costa Rica in New Delhi is authorized
to issue Visas for 30 days to Indians who wish to visit Costa Rica without making
a reference to the Costa Rican Ministry in San Jose. In August 2007, the visa regime
for Indians wishing to visit Costa Rica was further relaxed when Indian
nationals with valid US or Shenzhen Visas were allowed to enter Costa Rica
without a Costa Rican Visa.
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