What Documents are Required? How to Attest them? Korean Universities Admissions #sherazjammuana

#studyinkorea #sherazjammuana #indianinkorea #pakistaniinkorea    / @thekhagaan   This is to inform you that the Korean embassy in Pakistan is not attesting documents. The only way is, you have to get apostille stamps on your documents from the Ministryof Foreign Affairs. No need to visa the embassy. This is for educational documents. The Information about identification and other documents Is the same as told in the video. “Embarking on your academic journey in South Korea? This comprehensive guide covers all the essential documents you’ll need for university admissions and the attestation process. Learn about the specific paperwork required, how to properly attest each document, and insider tips to ensure your application stands out. Whether you’re applying for undergraduate or postgraduate programs, this video is your step-by-step manual for navigating the Korean university admission process with ease. Don’t miss out on crucial information that could make or break your application – watch now and take the first step towards your educational aspirations in South Korea!” If there is an apostle office in your country like #India, then you only need to get your educational documents appostiled and then notarized. In the case of #Pakistan where there is no apostle office, you need to attest your educational documents and the process can take 1 month to 3 months, so be prepared in advance. Here is the route of document attestation. Matric and FA/FSC/DAE/ICS/ICOM: Board ➡️ IBCC ➡️ MOFA ➡️ Korean Embassy Graduation and postgraduate degrees: HEC ➡️ MOFA ➡️ Korean Embassy. All the documents must be notarized. Watch the complete video for details.