Diploma Apostille for India

Korean diplomas for use in India require MOFA authentication and Indian Embassy attestation (Embassy Attestation). This is essential for MEA attestation required for teaching positions, professional licensing, and credential recognition by Indian HRD authorities, as well as for Indian work visa applications.

How to apostille a Korean diploma for India

1Obtain the original diploma or certified copy from the Korean university
2Submit to MOFA for authentication (외교부 확인)
3Submit to the Indian Embassy in Seoul for attestation
4Arrange a certified English translation if required
5Submit to the Indian HRD authority, employer, or licensing body

Requirements for India

Original Korean diploma or certified university-issued copy
MOFA authentication — apostille NOT valid in India
Indian Embassy attestation (Embassy Attestation / MEA attestation)
Certified English translation (required by some Indian authorities)

What to look for in a specialist

Experience with Indian MEA attestation for Korean academic credentials

Knowledge of Indian HRD ministry and professional licensing requirements

MOFA auth → Indian Embassy attestation workflow

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MEA attestation and do I need it for my Korean diploma in India?

MEA attestation (formerly HRD Ministry attestation) is required for foreign academic credentials used in teaching, government employment, and professional licensing in India. Korean diplomas must first be authenticated by MOFA, then attested by the Indian Embassy in Seoul.