Diploma Apostille for Hong Kong

Korean diplomas apostilled for Hong Kong are required for employment visa applications, CIES/QMAS professional assessment, university graduate admission, and professional licensing in regulated sectors (healthcare, engineering). Hong Kong is a Hague Convention member (since June 28, 2023). The diploma must be apostilled by MOFA and accompanied by a certified Traditional Chinese translation.

How to apostille a Korean diploma for Hong Kong

1Obtain the original diploma or certified copy from the Korean university
2Submit to MOFA for apostille
3Arrange a certified Traditional Chinese translation (繁體中文) by a Hong Kong–certified translator
4Submit to Hong Kong immigration, university, or professional licensing authority

Requirements for Hong Kong

Original Korean diploma or certified university-issued copy
MOFA apostille (Hong Kong is a Hague Convention member since June 28, 2023)
Certified Traditional Chinese translation by a Hong Kong–certified translator

What to look for in a specialist

Experience with Hong Kong employment visa and CIES/QMAS applications for Korean professionals

Access to Hong Kong–certified Traditional Chinese translators for academic documents

Knowledge of HK professional licensing and university admission requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an apostille on my Korean diploma for a Hong Kong work visa?

Yes. Hong Kong is a Hague Convention member (since June 28, 2023). MOFA apostille is required for Korean academic credentials used in employment visas and professional licensing.

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