Philippine documents for use in South Korea
Apostille
A DFA apostille is enough. No embassy legalization is needed.
Used for EPS and E-7 visas, international marriages (F-6 visa) and student visas, usually with a Korean translation.
Steps for South Korea
- Obtain the original or official copy (for example from PSA, the school or the court)
- Complete any prerequisite step (CAV, RTC certification of the notary)
- DFA apostille
- Certified translation into the required language, if needed
- Courier to you or directly to South Korea
Translation for South Korea
Documents used in South Korea are often required in Korean. We provide certified Korean translations, and can have them apostilled or legalized together with the original. Korean →
Documents we commonly handle
- PSA birth, marriage and death certificates, CENOMAR
- School records: diploma, TOR, CAV from CHED, DepEd or TESDA
- NBI clearance
- Court decisions and certificates of finality
- Notarized documents: SPA, affidavits, contracts, company resolutions
- Medical certificates, business registration and SEC documents
Requirements can change and may differ between authorities in the same country. We confirm the current requirements with you before we start.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be in the Philippines to prepare documents for South Korea?
No. We can obtain, process and courier your documents while you are in South Korea or anywhere else, using an authorization letter or SPA.
How long does it take?
It depends on the documents and the route. We give you a written timeline with your quote.