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France requires apostilled Korean documents for long-stay visa applications, talent passport applications, marriage registration at the mairie, and university admissions through Campus France. Korean documents must be apostilled by MOFA and translated into French by a certified translator (traducteur assermenté). Our specialists handle the full chain for all document types commonly required by French authorities.
Step-by-step instructions for each Korean document you need apostilled for France.
Does France accept Korean apostille documents directly, or is embassy legalization needed?
France is a Hague Convention member, so apostille is sufficient — embassy legalization (via the French Embassy in Korea) is not required. The apostille must be issued by the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
What type of French translation is accepted by French authorities?
French authorities require a translation by a traducteur assermenté — a sworn translator registered with a French court of appeal. Our certified translators meet this requirement, and their translations are accepted by préfectures, mairies, and French universities.
I am applying for a French talent passport (Passeport Talent). What Korean documents do I need apostilled?
Talent passport applications typically require an apostilled Korean diploma (with certified French translation), proof of professional experience, and an apostilled birth certificate. The exact document set depends on the specific talent passport category.
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