French Diploma Equivalence in Lebanon: Consulate Fees

Summary

In r/Lebanon, a community member asks how to complete diploma equivalence for French school and university qualifications before moving to Lebanon for work. The post highlights a request to certify around 30 grade documents and asks whether documents can be grouped to avoid paying €53 per document at the Lebanese consulate.

Has anyone done their French diploma equivalence for Lebanon? (Bac / Uni)

Hello everyone,

I grew in France since i was a child and completed all my education in France. Im moving to Lebanon in a few weeks for a job opportunity and need to do the equivalence of my diplomas and their associated grades to be able to apply.

The problem is that im being asked to present all my grades from brevet to my last year of uni, which represents approx 30 papers + an official copy signed by France, which i did, + the lebanse consulate. The problem is that i have 30 papers to sign from the consulate which represents a crazy amount of money (53€ per document). Is this normal?

Is there any safe solution to avoid these expenses?? Like group documents for example or whatever you think is possible.

I need your help please.

Thank you in advance.
Post Author: /u/MELS381
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