Do documents obtained from e-devlet need notarization and apostille for applications in Germany?
For documents obtained through Turkey's e-devlet system to be considered valid for official applications in Germany (like for visas, universities, or degree recognition), you'll typically need a sworn translation, notarization, and sometimes an apostille. It's really important to confirm the exact requirements for each document directly with the institution you're applying to – whether it's a consulate, university, or the foreigners' office (Ausländerbehörde).
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