Consular legalization for countries outside the Apostille Convention — we coordinate with all embassies.
All Embassies CoveredCountries that never joined the Hague Apostille Convention (e.g. Canada, UAE, Vietnam in most cases) don't accept an apostille — they require consular legalization: a two-step chain of confirmation ending at that country's own embassy in Korea.
Typically 3–7 business days depending on the specific embassy's processing schedule and appointment availability.
All Embassies Covered
Get in touch about thisIf the country is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, it requires consular legalization. Tell us the destination country and document type and we'll confirm the exact requirement.
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Have questions about registering property in Korea as a foreign national? Send a message and their team will respond in English or Chinese.
Typically responds within 1 business day
Initial consultation is free
채지헌 (Chae Ji-heon)
Yes — we coordinate the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmation and the embassy appointment/filing as one process.
Often yes, into English or the destination country's language — we provide certified translation as part of the same filing.