Diploma Apostille for New Zealand

Korean diplomas apostilled for New Zealand are required for AEWV professional visa applications, Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) points assessment, university graduate admission, and professional licensing. New Zealand is a Hague Convention member. The diploma must be apostilled by MOFA and accompanied by a certified English translation.

How to apostille a Korean diploma for New Zealand

1Obtain the original diploma or certified copy from the Korean university
2Submit to MOFA for apostille
3Arrange a certified English translation (often minimal for English-language contexts)
4Submit to INZ, NZ university, or employer

Requirements for New Zealand

Original Korean diploma or certified university-issued copy
MOFA apostille
Certified English translation (often minimal; confirm with INZ or receiving institution)

What to look for in a specialist

Experience with NZ immigration credential assessment for Korean qualifications

Access to certified English translators for academic documents

Knowledge of AEWV, SMC points system, and NZ university admission requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

Does New Zealand immigration require an apostille on my Korean diploma?

Yes. New Zealand is a Hague Convention member, so a MOFA apostille is required for Korean academic credentials used in AEWV, SMC, and university applications.