Flying with regular medication? The document worth preparing
Flying with regular medication: the video
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She is flying abroad with regular medication. Just pack the medication in the suitcase, and that's it? Some countries ask for a document about medication that enters with you. Ask your doctor for a letter listing the medication names and dosages, and have it translated into English with a notarized translation. Medication names and dosages are copied exactly as in the original. And check in advance what the destination country requires.
Full explanation: Medical Documents Translation into English. Certified notarial translation into English of hospital discharge summaries, discharge letters, surgery reports and medical certificates, for treatment abroad, insurance claims and legal proceedings.
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Tell us which authority the document is intended for and for what purpose, and we will tell you exactly which notarial certificate you need, whether an apostille is required and in what order, and how much it will cost under the regulations.