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Korean Documents for Australia: Apostille & Certified Translation

Australia is party to the Hague Apostille Convention. Korean documents need only an apostille – no embassy legalisation – to be used in Australia. We handle translation, notarisation and apostille in one order.

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  • Notarisation & apostille in one order
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Australian immigration may ask for translator credentials; we advise which format fits your application.

Convention membership and national requirements can change, so we verify the current rules for every order before we start.

How it works

  1. 1

    Obtain & notarise

    Public documents are used as issued; private documents (employment certificates, powers of attorney, translations) are notarised first.

  2. 2

    Apostille

    The apostille is issued via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Ministry of Justice route.

  3. 3

    Translation

    Translated into the language and format required in Australia.

  4. 4

    Delivery

    PDF copy first, then originals couriered within Korea or abroad.

In the other direction, documents issued in Australia for use in Korea need an apostille from the competent authority in Australia plus a Korean translation (notarised if required). Our international network can obtain the local apostille for you.

Prices depend on the document type, languages, length, certification steps and deadline. Request an exact quote via the form or by email.

Related services

Apostille

Apostilles on Korean documents for use in Hague Convention countries, handled end-to-end.

Certified Translation

Official documents, certificates and contracts translated in a format accepted by authorities, with notarisation if required.

Document Retrieval

We obtain Korean documents for people abroad – and foreign documents for people in Korea – then certify them.

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Frequently asked questions

Do Korean documents for Australia need an apostille?

Yes. Australia is party to the Apostille Convention, so an apostille on the Korean public or notarised document is sufficient. Some offices also want the translation apostilled – we check in advance.

Into which language must documents for Australia be translated?

Usually the official language of Australia, although some offices accept English. Tell us the receiving office and we will confirm.

How long does it take and what does it cost?

It depends on the documents, number of copies, certification steps and deadline. Send your documents for a free timeline and quote.

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Prices depend on the document type, languages, length, certification steps and deadline. Request an exact quote via the form or by email.

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