Apostille Korea said it provides worldwide civil-affairs administrative services as a supplier under Korea's K Non-Contact Voucher program, helping businesses and individuals issue, translate, notarize and certify the documents they need for overseas use online, without visiting government offices.
- Apostille Korea was named a K Non-Contact Voucher supplier for its global civil-affairs service.
- The service covers issuance, translation, notarization and certification for overseas use.
- Everything is handled online, with no in-person visit required.
- Certification follows the destination: apostille for Hague members, embassy legalization for non-members.
What the voucher supplier role means
The K Non-Contact Voucher is a Korean government program that helps businesses adopt contactless, online services, listing eligible suppliers that supported users can choose. As a supplier, Apostille Korea provides an end-to-end civil-affairs service: it issues Korean public and corporate documents, prepares certified translations, arranges notarization and applies the certification a destination country requires. Because the entire flow is online, both businesses and individuals can prepare documents bound abroad without traveling to issuing agencies, notaries or embassies.
How a document is certified for the destination
The certification route depends on the country where a document will be used. For a Hague Apostille Convention member, a notarized translation plus an apostille is generally enough; for a non-member, the document needs authentication by Korea's foreign ministry and then legalization at that country's embassy. A document issued abroad is certified in its country of origin. Apostille Korea reviews each case, prepares the matching certification and returns the document ready to submit, so overseas requirements are met on time.
Frequently asked questions
What is the K Non-Contact Voucher?
A Korean government program that helps businesses adopt contactless, online services. Apostille Korea participates as a supplier, delivering its global civil-affairs service online.
Who can use the service?
Businesses and individuals that need Korean documents issued, translated, notarized and certified for submission abroad.
Do I have to visit an office?
No. Issuance, translation, notarization and certification are arranged online, so there is no need to visit agencies or embassies in person.
Source: 대한금융신문 · 2020-12-02