Fast, accurate apostille certification for Korean public and private documents used overseas.
One-Stop Apostille ServiceAn apostille is the certification that makes a Korean public document legally valid in any of the 120+ countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention — without it, most foreign authorities will simply reject a Korean document as unverifiable.
Typically 1–2 business days once the underlying document is ready.
If your destination country isn't part of the Apostille Convention, you'll need consular legalization instead — we handle that too.
One-Stop Apostille Service
Get in touch about thisAn apostille is a single-step certification valid in any Hague Convention member country. Consular legalization is a multi-step process (Ministry of Foreign Affairs + the destination country's embassy) required for non-member countries.
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Yes, but it must first be notarized — we can handle the notarization and the apostille together as one filing.
Most requests are processed within 1–2 business days at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs once the underlying document is ready.
It depends on the receiving country's requirement — some want the apostille on the original, others on the certified translation. We'll confirm the right order for your specific use case.