Translation, notarization, and apostille of pet vaccination and health certificates for travel to Spain and Latin America.
From ₩38,500 (VAT included), notarization + apostille billed separatelyTraveling with a pet, or shipping one abroad, generally requires two documents: a government-issued animal quarantine certificate and a vet-issued vaccination/health certificate. Spanish-speaking-country destinations often require a Spanish translation of both.
Translation starts at ₩38,500; notarial certification (₩55,000) and apostille (₩198,000) are added as needed.
From ₩38,500 (VAT included), notarization + apostille billed separately
Get in touch about thisOnly if the destination doesn't accept the bilingual Korean/English original — many do, in which case only an apostille is needed for that document.
Because it's a private document, not a government-issued one — it must first become a certified translation, then a notarized document, before an apostille can attach to it.
No — apostilles for notarized private documents can't be issued online. It has to be filed in person, by mail, through someone visiting on your behalf, or through an agent.
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