About the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai
The consulate handles passport renewals, OFW documentation, civil registry matters and emergency assistance for Filipino nationals — a separate function from document attestation for UAE use.
The Philippine Consulate General in Dubai serves the large Filipino community across Dubai and the northern emirates. Benchmark handles the separate job of getting Philippine documents attested for use in the UAE, from our Oud Metha office.

The consulate handles passport renewals, OFW documentation, civil registry matters and emergency assistance for Filipino nationals — a separate function from document attestation for UAE use.
Even though the Philippines is a Hague Apostille member, UAE authorities still require the full chain: local notary, DFA Office of Consular Affairs authentication, UAE Embassy Manila legalisation, and MOFA Dubai.
Benchmark manages this route — see our Philippines Certificate Attestation page for degrees, vital records, police clearance and commercial documents.
Passport and OFW-related services go through the consulate directly.
Document attestation — degrees, marriage certificates, police clearance, corporate documents — is what Benchmark coordinates end-to-end.
No, UAE authorities still require the full DFA, UAE Embassy Manila and MOFA Dubai chain.
No, the consulate handles passport and civil registry matters. Attestation for UAE use runs through a separate chain that Benchmark manages.
Typically 3-5 weeks across notary, DFA, and UAE Embassy stages.
Yes, with a signed authorisation letter.
Yes, incorporation certificates, board resolutions and POAs follow the same four-stage chain.