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Apostille Korea moves to larger offices near Myeongdong Station Offices previously spread across three sites, including Anguk Station and the Jongno-gu district office, are being brought together on Toegye-ro in Jung-gu, Seoul.
- Related countries
- 한국
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Apostille Korea said it is moving to larger offices near Myeongdong Station on Seoul Subway Line 4. The new address is the second floor of the Shinil Building at 131 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, and the move takes place on the 10th. Offices that had been divided across three locations, including Anguk Station and the Jongno-gu district office, are being consolidated into one.
- The new office is on the second floor of the Shinil Building at 131 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, near Myeongdong Station on Line 4.
- Until now the offices were spread across three sites, including Anguk Station and the Jongno-gu district office.
- Consolidating the offices and reinforcing the organisation is expected to improve cooperation between teams and convenience for users.
- Three years after the company was founded in May 2015, the number of users reached 150,000.
What the consolidation changes
Apostille Korea had kept its offices divided across three locations, including Anguk Station and the Jongno-gu district office. Document issuance, translation, legalisation and delivery were handled by teams in different places, which meant moving between them. With this move the offices come together in one place and the organisation is reinforced. The company said it expects smoother cooperation between service teams and better convenience for users. The new office is near Myeongdong Station on Subway Line 4.
The document process handled in one place
The company handles civil documents from issuance through translation, notarisation, apostille or consular legalisation, embassy legalisation and delivery in a single process. That covers documents sent from abroad to Korea, from Korea abroad, and from one foreign country to another. The aim is to remove the need to visit each country's foreign ministry and embassy in turn. Three years after the company was founded in May 2015, the number of users reached 150,000. It said it plans to organise its country-by-country transaction data into a database and put it to use in the service.
Frequently asked questions
What is the new address?
The second floor of the Shinil Building at 131 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, near Myeongdong Station on Subway Line 4.
When does the move take place?
The move to the larger office takes place on the 10th.
What document work is handled?
Issuance, translation, notarisation, apostille or consular legalisation, embassy legalisation and delivery are handled in one process.
Source: 세계일보 · 2019-01-09