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Power of Attorney Apostille for China
Korean powers of attorney for use in mainland China are notarized documents, so they take a standard Ministry of Justice (MOJ) apostille. China is a Hague Apostille Convention party, so the old OKA authentication plus Chinese Embassy/Consulate legalization (领事认证) chain is not the normal route. This is used for legal representation before Chinese courts, property transactions in China, WFOE/JV business setup, and financial transactions. Translation requirements and any extra local formalities are decided by the receiving authority, so confirm with it.
How to apostille a Korean power of attorney for China
- 1Execute the Korean power of attorney before a Korean notary
- 2Ministry of Justice (MOJ) apostille
- 3Certified Simplified Chinese translation if required by the receiving authority
- 4Submit to the Chinese lawyer, court, SAMR, or business entity and confirm any additional requirements
Requirements for China
- Korean power of attorney executed before a certified Korean notary
- MOJ apostille — the standard route for China, a Hague Convention party
- Certified Simplified Chinese translation if required by the receiving authority
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Can I apostille my Korean power of attorney for use in China?
Yes. China is a Hague Apostille Convention party, so a notarized Korean power of attorney takes a Ministry of Justice (MOJ) apostille instead of OKA authentication plus Chinese Embassy/Consulate legalization. Confirm translation and any other requirements with the receiving Chinese authority.
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