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Australia's Department of Home Affairs (DIBP) processes skilled migration, partner visas, and citizenship applications that require apostilled Korean documents with certified English translations. Our specialists handle the full document legalization chain for Koreans applying to migrate to Australia — MOFA apostille, certified translation, and courier delivery.
Step-by-step instructions for each Korean document you need apostilled for Australia.
Does Australian Home Affairs accept Korean apostille documents directly?
Yes. Australia is a Hague Convention member, so a MOFA apostille is the correct authentication for Korean documents submitted to Home Affairs. Embassy legalization is not required.
Do I need a NAATI translator for my Korean documents?
Home Affairs and most Australian government bodies require certified translations by a NAATI-accredited translator. We work with NAATI-certified Korean-to-English translators to ensure your translations are accepted by all Australian authorities.
What documents does a Korean national need apostilled for a partner visa?
Partner visa applicants typically need an apostilled birth certificate, marriage certificate (if applicable), and family register, all with NAATI-certified English translations. A criminal background check from the Korean National Police Agency (apostilled) is also required.
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