Getting your documents ready for use in South Korea involves a process called apostille. By obtaining an apostille, you prove to the South Korea government or university that the details on your document are verified as genuine, authenticated and correct. If you wish to use your documents like educational degree/transcript, birth certificates, parents id card / passport copy and commercial documents, then it must have an apostille stamp. In India, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) provides this apostille stamp, making the document legally recognized abroad in the Hague Convention countries. This helps with visas, GKS (Global Korea Scholarship) and other processes for using your documents in South Korea. Keep reading to understand the process in detail and explore the prices, timeline and 2 ways to apostille your document for South Korea.
Here, you are responsible for the entire procedure. First, you must go to a notary public to have your documents notarized. Then get state-level verification from the HRD, Notary, SDM, Home Department, or CoC. Finally, submit your documents to the MEA for apostille stamping. Avoid mistakes or missing documents, since they will create delays.
MEA Address:
SO(DB), 74B South Block, New Delhi
Contact our experts and submit your documents for a straightforward apostille process for South Korea. We’ll schedule a document collection from your home and oversee the full apostille procedure for you. We will return your documents to you after the MEA has issued the apostille stamp.
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This is required for only a few documents, such as affidavits and other personal or educational certificates. The whole process starts with notarization, which is when a notary public certifies the legitimacy of your document, ensuring it is genuine and accurately signed. This initial step is required for specific documents before continuing with the legalization procedure.
The following procedure requires verification by several government organizations, whose involvement varies on the document type:
In certain circumstances, a Sub-Divisional Magistrates (SDM) verification will be needed for additional verification. After the state-level verification is completed, you can bring your documents to the MEA.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is an important government department in India responsible for international relations and the apostilling of documents for usage in South Korea. The MEA’s responsibility is to verify the documents one last time to certify their authenticity. Once stamped, your document is valid in South Korea and other Hague Convention nations.
Please keep in mind that you cannot take your documents straight to the MEA for apostille. First, execute steps 1 and 2 as outlined above.
| Type of Document | Price | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Educational Documents | Rs 1500 to Rs 2500 | 3 to 4 Working Days |
| Commercial Documents | Rs 2500 to Rs 4500 | 3 to 4 Working Days |
| Personal Documents | Rs 1500 to Rs 2500 | 3 to 4 Working Days |
| Other Documents | Contact us | 5 Working Days |
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