Apostille for Canada

Korean documents for use in Canada — whether for immigration, employment, professional licensing, or education — require an apostille from MOFA 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.

Requirements for Canada

MOFA apostille accepted by Canadian federal immigration authorities (IRCC)
Provincial licensing bodies (medical, legal, engineering) may require additional steps
Certified English or French translation required depending on province and authority
IRCC Express Entry and family sponsorship applications have specific document lists
Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) bodies (WES, ICAS) have their own verification workflows

What to look for in a specialist

Experience with IRCC document requirements for Korean nationals applying for PR or work permits

Knowledge of provincial licensing body attestation requirements

WES and ECA-specific documentation experience for academic credentials

Certified translation capacity in English and French for bilingual submissions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does IRCC Canada accept Korean apostilles?

Yes. Canada is a Hague Convention member, and IRCC accepts Korean MOFA apostilles for immigration applications. Some specific document types may still require additional authentication — our experts confirm what applies to your case.

Do I need a certified translation for Canadian immigration?

IRCC requires certified translations of documents not in English or French. Korean documents must be accompanied by a certified English or French translation by an accredited translator.