Taiwan (Local) Diploma, Notarization+MOFA+Korea Representative Office authentication · Copy documents, academic documents

The Diploma was issued outside the Apostille Convention, so it is taken all the way through — local notarisation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmation, and finally consular legalisation at the Korean mission in Taiwan.

Taiwan (holders of a copy of the document, academic documents)

on the copy of the Diploma you already hold — notarisation before a local notary in Taiwan + Apostille certification in Taiwan + consular legalisation at the Korean Representative Office in Taiwan (issued outside the Apostille Convention, so consular legalisation at the Korean mission is the final step)

university and graduate admission and transfer applications in Korea, proof of education for Korean student visa (D-2) applications, education verification for employment and work visas in Korea, credential and credit recognition reviews in Korea, degree reviews for professional registration in Korea, qualification checks for teaching positions in Korea (E-2, etc.) etc..