High School Certificate equivalency

1. Verify Eligibility and Gather Required Documents: The requirements vary based on the curriculum (American, British, IB, Indian, etc.). Ensure you have the following general documents:

• Copy of passport and Emirates ID (if available)
• Copies of your high school transcripts for the last three years (Grades 10, 11, and 12)
• Attested high school diploma or certificate
• Additional documents based on the specific curriculum, as outlined below

2. Attest Your Documents: For certificates issued outside the UAE, they must be attested by:

• Ministry of Education in the home country
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the home country
• UAE Embassy or Consulate in the home country
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MOFAIC) in the UAE

3. Submit Your Application Online: Use the MOE’s online portal to submit your application. Upload all required documents in PDF format. The document size limit is typically 2 MB per file.

4. Pay the Processing Fee: Fees vary depending on the nationality of the applicant and the complexity of the application. Payment can be made online using the MOE portal’s secure payment options.

5. Await Verification and Approval: The MOE will review your application, verify documents, and assess if your qualification aligns with UAE standards. Processing times may vary, but it typically takes between 2 to 4 weeks.

6. Receive Your Equivalency Certificate: Once approved, you will receive your equivalency certificate, which you can use for university admissions or professional applications in the UAE.