Need degrees or licenses recognized?

Employers, schools, and licensing bodies in Korea want proof of education and work history in Korean — genuine, legalized, and translated by an accountable translator. Work visa applications (such as E-7) and school admissions both turn on this paperwork.

What we handle

• Translator's certificates for overseas diplomas, degrees, and academic transcripts
• Translation of professional licenses (doctors, nurses, CPAs, engineers) and preparing the documents for recognition in Korea
• Translation and apostille for certificates of employment and letters of recommendation
• Translation of student records and report cards for international school admissions
• Preparing verification documents for submission to HRD Korea, the Ministry of Health and Welfare and similar bodies

How it works

1. Send your documents and tell us who receives them — an immigration office, an employer, a school or a licensing body.
2. We confirm which documents need an apostille or legalization in the issuing country first.
3. We translate, issue the translator's certificate, and assemble the set the receiving body asks for.

Common mistakes

• Apostilling a translation when the receiving office wants the apostille on the original
• A name or date format on the diploma that differs from the passport
• Waiting until the last week before a visa or admission deadline

Recognition of a qualification is decided by the receiving Korean authority, not by us. To legalize a document, see apostille; for the work visa itself, see visa support.