Services

Embassy Legalization

Legalisation at foreign embassies in Seoul and at Korean embassies abroad – without you queuing.

  • Notarisation & apostille in one order
  • 100+ languages
  • International office network

Embassy legalisation is the step where the diplomatic mission of the destination country confirms the seal and signature of the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is commonly required for Middle Eastern countries such as the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait, South-East Asian countries such as Vietnam and Thailand, and several African and Latin American states – and often for commercial documents such as certificates of origin, invoices and export papers.

Most foreign embassies in Korea are in Seoul, and each has its own submission days, hours, fees and appointment rules, so doing it yourself often means several visits. We prepare the documents, submit and collect them at the embassy and deliver them anywhere in Korea or abroad.

  • We queue for youSubmission and collection at the embassy on your behalf.
  • Commercial documentsCertificates of origin, invoices, tender and export documents.
  • Korean missions abroadOur offices abroad handle Korean embassy confirmations too.
  • Deadline planningEmbassy holidays and cut-off times built into your schedule.

How it works

  1. 1

    Send your documents

    Use the form or email us a photo or scan and tell us the destination country and authority.

  2. 2

    Free quote & timeline

    We explain the steps needed (translation, notarisation, apostille…), the price and the timeline.

  3. 3

    We do the work

    Once you confirm, we translate, notarise and obtain the apostille or legalisation in the right order.

  4. 4

    Delivery

    You receive a PDF copy first; originals are couriered to any address in Korea or abroad.

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

Countries

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

Frequently asked questions

Is MOFA consular confirmation always required first?

Most embassies only legalise documents that already carry the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmation. We check the required sequence for each country.

Can company documents be legalised?

Yes. Business registrations, corporate registry extracts, articles of incorporation, powers of attorney and certificates of origin can be notarised, confirmed by MOFA and then legalised by the embassy.

Request a free quote

Fill in the form or reach us by email or phone. We usually reply within 24 hours on business days.

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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