Diploma Apostille for Canada

Korean diplomas apostilled for Canada are required for WES credential evaluation, IRCC Express Entry points, provincial licensing body applications, and Canadian university graduate admissions.

How to apostille a Korean diploma for Canada

1Official diploma copy from Korean university registrar
2MOFA apostille
3Certified English translation (IRCC-compliant)
4Submit to WES, the relevant provincial licensing body, or IRCC

Requirements for Canada

Official Korean diploma with institutional seal
MOFA apostille
Certified English translation
WES typically requires transcripts sent directly from the institution — apostille may be required for the diploma itself; confirm based on your WES evaluation type
IRCC Express Entry ECA (Educational Credential Assessment) must be from a designated organization

What to look for in a specialist

WES-specific documentation experience for Korean graduates

Provincial licensing body (CPSBC, PEO, LSBC) documentation familiarity

IRCC ECA designated organization requirements knowledge

Certified English translation capacity

Frequently Asked Questions

Does WES Canada require an apostille on my Korean diploma?

WES requirements vary by evaluation type. For some evaluations, WES accepts apostilled documents; for others, it requires documents sent directly from the institution. Our experts confirm the current WES requirements for your specific Korean institution and evaluation type.

How do I get my Korean diploma apostilled for Canadian Express Entry?

For IRCC Express Entry, you need an ECA from a designated organization (WES, ICAS, IQAS, etc.). The ECA process generally involves submitting your academic credentials. Whether apostille is required depends on the designated body — our experts confirm the full requirements.