Apostille Korea has begun recruiting demand companies under the government's K-Non-contact (untact) Service Voucher programme, targeting firms that must issue and certify civil documents for use in countries worldwide and want to handle issuance, translation and certification through a single online channel.
- The recruitment covers civil documents destined for countries worldwide.
- Eligible applicants are SMEs that need online document issuance and certification.
- Apostille Korea handles issuance, translation, notarization and certification online.
- Demand companies adopt the service with K-Non-contact Service Voucher support.
One online channel for worldwide documents
Companies that operate across borders frequently need Korean civil and corporate documents certified for use abroad, and the route differs from country to country. Through the K-Non-contact Service Voucher, Apostille Korea recruits demand companies so they can issue these documents and obtain the matching certification online, rather than visiting multiple agencies. The platform brings issuance, certified translation, notarization and certification into one workflow regardless of the destination country.
Apostille for Hague members, legalization for others
For a document going to a Hague Apostille Convention member, Apostille Korea prepares a notarized translation and apostille; for a non-member, it arranges foreign-ministry confirmation and embassy legalization. Documents issued in another country are certified there. By joining as a demand company on the voucher, an SME adopts this worldwide certification capability with programme support and prepares cross-border paperwork without bearing the full cost upfront.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries does this cover?
Civil documents destined for use in countries worldwide, with the certification route matched to each destination.
What does Apostille Korea handle?
Issuance, certified translation, notarization and the matching certification — apostille or embassy legalization — online.
How do companies take part?
As demand companies on the K-Non-contact Service Voucher, adopting the service with programme support.
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