Consular Legalization

Consular Legalization — Korean Documents for Non-Hague Countries

When a document is bound for a country that has not joined the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille is not accepted — the document needs consular legalization instead. The chain is: issuance or notarization, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs consular confirmation, then the destination country's embassy in Korea legalizes it. Your chosen agent manages every step. Choose a destination below, or start with the overview.