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Canada is a major destination for Korean immigrants under Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, and family sponsorship. Korean documents submitted to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and provincial authorities must be apostilled by MOFA and translated by a certified translator. Our specialists manage the full process — document retrieval, MOFA apostille, and certified translation — for all document types needed in Canadian immigration applications.
Step-by-step instructions for each Korean document you need apostilled for Canada.
Does IRCC require an apostille on Korean documents for PR applications?
IRCC requires certified translations for all non-English and non-French documents, and the original document must accompany the translation. While IRCC does not always explicitly state 'apostille required,' the apostille is necessary to authenticate the Korean source document, and immigration lawyers universally recommend it.
What is needed for WES Canada credential evaluation of Korean degrees?
WES Canada requires official Korean transcripts and diplomas, typically with an apostille and certified English translation. Transcripts should be sent directly from the Korean university when possible, or submitted with the apostille and translation if originals are provided.
I am already in Canada. Can I still get my Korean documents apostilled?
Yes. Using a power of attorney, a verified specialist in Korea can obtain your documents from Korean authorities and process the MOFA apostille on your behalf. The apostilled documents are then couriered to you in Canada.
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