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Burundi Document Certification Guide

Submitting Korean documents to Burundi?
Check document issuing agencies, translation/notarization/apostille procedures, and official Burundi agency information.

3-second summary — Burundi acceded to the Apostille Convention on 2014-06-10, effective 2015-02-13. An apostille alone is generally sufficient for Korean public documents.

HCCH official status — Accession deposited 2014-06-10 · entry into force 2015-02-13 · Applies with Korea: yes (no objection by Korea). HCCH Apostille Convention status table (checked 2026-10-03)

What documents are you submitting to Burundi?

Click a document to check the issuing agency, whether online issuance is available, and certification notes. Only links marked Official are official sites of government, court, or public agencies.

Family & Personal

Certificate of Family Relations · Basic Certificate · Certificate of Marriage Relations

Issuing agency — Courts of the Republic of Korea (the city/district/town/township office handling family relations registration)

e-Family Register System (Official) ・ Gov.kr (Official)

Education & Career

Degree Certificate · Criminal Record Certificate

Issuing agency — The school attended/graduated from (degree certificate) / National Police Agency (criminal record certificate)

Gov.kr (Official)

Corporate & Business

Certified Copy of Corporate Register · Business Registration Certificate

Issuing agency — Registry office (corporate register) / National Tax Service (business registration certificate)

Official agency names and URLs are current as of verification and may change.

Certification Process for Submission to Burundi

How do you prepare Korean documents for submission to Burundi? The basic flow is as follows.

① Issue document→ ② Notarization if a private document→ ③ Check if a translation is needed→ ④ Apostille→ ⑤ Submit to receiving institution in Burundi
Since the convention took effect, Burundi has processed apostilles via its Ministry of External Relations. Please confirm current details directly with that ministry.

Guide by Purpose for Burundi

Required documents vary by receiving institution and situation, so the list below is for reference only and is not a definitive guide.

International Marriage

A certificate of marriage relations or family relations may be used, but the exact list needs confirmation.

Employment / Immigration

A criminal record certificate or degree certificate may be used, but the exact list needs confirmation.

Study Abroad

A degree certificate or transcript may be used, but the exact list needs confirmation.

Business / Corporate

A certified copy of the corporate register or business registration certificate may be used, but the exact list needs confirmation.

We do not assert that submission to Burundi categorically requires all of the documents listed. The exact required documents vary by receiving institution, so please confirm directly with that institution.

Documents Brought from Burundi to Korea

Competent authority — the Director General of Protocol and Consular and Legal Affairs (Directeur Général du Protocole et des Affaires Consulaires et Juridiques), under the Ministry of External Relations and International Cooperation, Bujumbura

Fees, an electronic apostille system, and translation certification were not confirmed in this research.

Details for Burundi were not confirmed in this research. Please verify directly with the Burundian Ministry of External Relations and International Cooperation.

Burundi Official Agencies

HCCH Authority Detailshcch.net
Korean MOFA Overseas Infooverseas.mofa.go.kr
Korea MOFA Apostilleapostille.go.kr

How Vision ApoKorea Can Help

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Burundi require an apostille?

Yes. Burundi acceded to the Apostille Convention on 2014-06-10, effective 2015-02-13, so an apostille alone is generally sufficient.

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