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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.
Do Japanese authorities accept Korean apostilles?
Yes. Japan and Korea are both members of the Hague Convention. Korean MOFA apostilles are recognized by Japanese authorities.
Do I need a Japanese translation with my apostilled Korean document?
For most official Japanese submissions, yes. Municipal offices, courts, and immigration authorities require a certified Japanese translation of Korean documents.
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