Greece removes Apostille Stamp for Albania

27/02/2018 20:03

The Albanian Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Ditmir Bushati, greeted the decision of Greece to remove the Apostille Stamp to Albania.

This move will help Albanian citizens who live and work in Greece to receive their needed documents in a shorter time and with a lower price.

Only during 2017, Albanians have paid 6.7 million EUR for the Apostille Stamp.

This is a commitment coming from the dialogue between Greece and Albania.

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