Mongolia Marriage Visa Document Guide
Party to the Apostille Convention. Obtain an apostille from the local apostille authority and submit the documents in Korea (no consular legalization at the embassy needed).
📋 Required Documents
Гэрлэлтийн гэрчилгээ (Marriage Certificate)
Apostille required
Criminal record certificate
Within 6 months of issuance
Passport copy
Copy of all pages
Photo (3.5×4.5cm)
Taken within the last 6 months
📄 Marriage Record
Гэрлэлтийн гэрчилгээ (Marriage Certificate)
Party to the Apostille Convention. Obtain an apostille from the local apostille authority and submit the documents in Korea (no consular legalization at the embassy needed).
⚠️ Important Notes
The marriage certificate is issued by the Civil Registration Office (Иргэний бүртгэл)
Mongolian documents require Korean translation and notarization
Apostille from the local apostille authority (no consular legalization at the embassy needed)
🗓️ Process Steps
- 1
Register Marriage
Register the marriage with the local authority in Mongolia and obtain a marriage certificate
- 2
Obtain Apostille
Obtain an apostille from the local apostille authority (it varies by country: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, courts, local government, etc.)
- 3
Korean Translation & Notarization
Translation by a certified translator, followed by notarization at a notary office in Korea
- 4
Prepare Visa Application Documents
Prepare additional documents such as a criminal record certificate, passport copy, and photos
- 5
Embassy or Immigration Submission
Processing time varies depending on the competent authority and the time of filing, so it must be confirmed individually.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where can Mongolian documents be translated and notarized?
A. This is done through a certified Mongolian translator or a notary office in Korea.
Q. Where do I get the apostille?
A. From the local apostille authority in Mongolia (no consular legalization at the embassy needed). The issuing authority may differ by document type, so please check.
Mongolia Marriage Visa Document Guide
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