Pakistani documents for use in South Korea
Whether you are moving, studying, working or doing business in South Korea, Pakistani documents usually have to be translated and legalized before the authorities there accept them. We check the current route for South Korea, apostille or embassy legalization, and complete every step.
What is usually needed for South Korea
- Verification by the issuing authority (HEC, IBCC, NADRA, boards or courts)
- Apostille or attestation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Embassy or consulate legalization, if South Korea requires it
- Certified translation into a language accepted in South Korea
Requirements change and differ by document type and authority. We confirm them for your specific case before you pay anything.
Services
Apostille
Apostille from Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs for use in Hague Convention countries.
Embassy & consulate legalization
The full legalization chain for countries outside the Apostille Convention, including the Gulf states.
Attestation (MOFA, HEC, IBCC)
Verification of degrees, certificates and civil documents by the competent Pakistani authorities.
Certified translation
Translations accepted by embassies, universities, courts and immigration authorities.
Visa & immigration document packages
Complete document sets for study, work, family and immigration applications.
Power of attorney
Drafting, translation, notarization and legalization of powers of attorney.