Reports about document legalisation describe extra visits and handovers between offices when an expected procedure did not match local arrangements.
The practical lesson is about planning. Before organising travel, establish which office handles each stage, whether documents can be collected on the same day and whether the next step requires another appointment. A procedure that previously fitted into one visit may need a different timetable for a later application.
It also helps to clarify whether a representative can collect the documents and what authority that person needs. These questions are easier to resolve before buying tickets or committing to a submission date.
The reports concern particular documents and offices, so they should not be read as a nationwide change to legalisation rules. Their wider value is a reminder to confirm the complete handover process, rather than only the first appointment.