Corporate Registration Apostille for India

Korean corporate registration certificates for use in India take a standard Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) apostille. India is a Hague Apostille Convention party, so the old OKA authentication plus Indian Embassy attestation chain is not the normal route. This is used for establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary (WOS), liaison office, or branch under Indian company law, and for RBI filings related to FDI. Translation requirements and any extra local formalities are decided by the receiving authority, so confirm with it.

How to apostille a Korean corporate registration for India

1Obtain the 법인등기부등본 from the Korean Court Registry
2OKA apostille (재외동포청)
3Certified English translation if required
4Submit to the Indian MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs), RBI, or bank and confirm any additional requirements

Requirements for India

Korean 법인등기부등본 with current company details
OKA apostille — the standard route for India, a Hague Convention party

What to look for in a specialist

Indian FDI and MCA company registration documentation experience

Apostille workflow for corporate documents used in India

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use apostilled Korean corporate documents for setting up a company in India?

Yes. India is a Hague Apostille Convention party, so Korean corporate registration documents take an OKA apostille instead of OKA authentication plus Indian Embassy attestation. Confirm any further requirements with the MCA, RBI, or your bank.

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