Public records tied to your time living in Korea, issued by the relevant government agency and authenticated for submission to a foreign institution — an immigration office, insurer, pension authority, or licensing body abroad.
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Ministry of Justice / Immigration Office — used to prove your visa status or legal stay in Korea when applying for a visa or proving legal status abroad.
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National Tax Service — used when returning home for reemployment, or reporting overseas income and avoiding double taxation with your home tax authority.
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National Police Agency — commonly required documents for employment, permanent residency, or teaching license applications back home or in a third country.
Proof of no criminal or investigation record during your time in Korea — required by immigration offices, licensing boards, and public institutions abroad.
View all cases →Proof of your driving history in Korea, for insurance discounts or driving-experience verification abroad.
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National Pension Service — used to claim a lump-sum refund of pension contributions made while in Korea, or to combine coverage periods under a social security agreement between Korea and your country.
Confirms your National Pension contribution record — for a lump-sum refund claim or combining pension periods with your home country.
A detailed record of your National Pension enrollment periods, used when your home country's pension system needs to combine your Korean contribution history with your domestic record.
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Supreme Court / Ministry of the Interior and Safety — used for administrative procedures at home if you married a Korean national, or had a child born or adopted in Korea.
For inheritance procedures, marriage registration, or establishing your child's nationality back home.
General personal identity record — name, birthdate, and registration history — for official use abroad.
For registering your marriage to a Korean national with your home country's civil authority.
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Pricing varies by document type — prices below start from our lowest-priced document. Two ways to complete authentication, depending on your destination country.
Covers issuance and Hague Apostille certification, for destination countries that are Hague Convention members. Exact price and processing time depend on which document you need.
For destination countries that are not Hague Convention members. Final pricing depends on which document you need and your destination country's embassy or consulate in Korea, confirmed during your consultation.
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