Apostille Services in Korea

Apostilling Korean documents for use in the United States is one of the most common legalization requests we handle. Whether you need a birth certificate for a US visa application, a diploma verified for employment, or a criminal background check apostilled for immigration purposes, our experts manage the entire process with Korean government authorities.

Korean documents destined for Germany must be apostilled by the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) before they are recognized by German authorities. Common use cases include visa applications, university admissions, work permit documentation, and family reunification filings with German immigration offices (Ausländerbehörde).

Korean documents for use in France require an apostille from the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA). France is a signatory to the Hague Apostille Convention, making Korean apostilles fully valid for French government agencies, courts, universities, and employers.

The UK has been a party to the Hague Apostille Convention since 1965 and remained one after Brexit, so Korean apostilles issued by the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) are fully recognized by UK authorities. Whether you need documents for a UK visa, university admission, employment background check, or professional registration, our experts handle the apostille process end-to-end.

Korean documents for use in Canada — whether for immigration, employment, professional licensing, or education — require an apostille from the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) or, in some cases, consular authentication. Our specialists clarify which process applies to your document type and destination province, and manage the workflow from start to finish.

Australian immigration (Home Affairs), universities, and professional registration bodies accept Korean apostilles issued by the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA). Whether you are applying for a skilled migration visa, student visa, or seeking registration with AHPRA or Engineers Australia, our experts ensure your Korean documents meet Australian requirements.

Korean documents for use in Japan may require apostille or, for certain document types, a different authentication pathway. Our specialists clarify the requirements for Japanese immigration (MOJ), universities, employers, and municipal offices, ensuring your documents are processed correctly.

Spanish authorities, including immigration offices (Oficina de Extranjería), universities (through UNED), and courts accept Korean apostilles from the Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA). Our experts handle the full apostille workflow and coordinate certified Spanish translations for your Spanish submissions.

Italian authorities, including immigration (Questura), universities, and civil registration offices, accept Korean apostilles. Our specialists handle Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) apostille processing and coordinate certified Italian translations for your Italian submissions.

Dutch authorities, including the IND (immigration), DiplomaCheck, and civil registration offices (Gemeente), accept Korean apostilles. Our experts manage the complete Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) apostille workflow and coordinate certified Dutch translations.

Belgian authorities including the Office des Étrangers, NARIC Belgium, and civil registration offices accept Korean apostilles. Our specialists handle the full workflow for your Belgian submissions.

Austrian authorities including the MA35 immigration office, APA credential recognition, and courts accept Korean apostilles. Our experts manage Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) processing and certified German translation.

Swiss authorities including cantonal immigration offices, universities, and civil registration accept Korean apostilles. Our specialists manage the process including certified German, French, or Italian translation depending on your canton.

Portuguese authorities including SEF (immigration), NARIC Portugal, and civil registration offices accept Korean apostilles. Our specialists handle Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) processing and certified Portuguese translation.

Polish authorities including the Voivode offices (Urząd Wojewódzki), NAWA credential recognition, and courts accept Korean apostilles. Our experts handle Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) processing and certified Polish translation.

Apostille for Singapore — for EP/S Pass work visa applications, PR submissions to ICA, Registry of Marriages civil registration, and academic credential recognition. The Hague Apostille Convention has been in force for Singapore since 16 September 2021, so Overseas Koreans Agency (OKA) apostilles are directly accepted without embassy legalization.

Apostille for Vietnam — for work permits, FDI business registration, investment visas, and marriage documents. Viet Nam's accession to the Hague Apostille Convention entered into force on 11 September 2026, so Korean documents are apostilled instead of legalized at the Vietnamese Embassy. The rules are new, so check with the receiving agency.

Apostille for Saudi Arabia — for employment, academic, and business documents. Saudi Arabia is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Korean documents are apostilled instead of legalized at the Saudi Embassy in Korea. Arabic translation and other requirements are set by the receiving authority.

Apostille for India — for employment, academic, and business documents. India is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Korean documents are apostilled instead of attested by the Indian Embassy in Korea. Translation requirements and any extra formalities are set by the Indian receiving authority.

Apostille for China — for Z work visas, WFOE and joint-venture registration, marriage registration, student visas, and property purchases. China is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Korean documents are apostilled instead of legalized at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in Korea. Chinese translation and any local formalities are set by the receiving authority.

Apostille for Indonesia — for employment, academic, and business documents. Indonesia is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Korean documents are apostilled instead of legalized at the Indonesian Embassy in Korea. Translation requirements and any extra formalities are set by the Indonesian receiving authority.