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CERTIFICATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN DOCUMENTS

The South African Embassy in Seoul assists with certifying a photocopy of South African official (public) documents provided that the primary documents are presented to our Consul in original. The certified copies are done free of charge, on the same day. Please note that the contents of the documents are NOT confirmed or verified by the Embassy.

Applicants are requested to complete the check-list (DOWNLOAD) and make sure all the required information and documentation is ready before applying for a certified copy at the Embassy.

Appointment booking is required for civic and notarial services. No walk-ins are accommodated. If you submit your document(s) to the Embassy in person, please make an appointment by e-mail: consular.seoul@dirco.gov.za. You need to give us the full names, contact number, purposes of visit (specify your request). Upon receipt of your information, we will send you a booking confirmation accordingly.

If you cannot visit the Embassy, you may use postal services to send and receive the documents by registered mail. Please note that the South African Embassy cannot take responsibility for loss/damage/delay of your documents during delivery. Especially for a passport/ID/driving licence card, we suggest submit it in person due to the security reasons as such document contains personal information. Please refer to the check-list for the relevant information.

 
CERTIFICATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN DRIVING LICENCE CARDS

A South African resident in Korea who has a valid South African driving licence card may request for an exchange of his/her license to the Road Traffic Authority of the Republic of Korea. For the requirements and procedure, please consult with the officials of the Korean Driver's License Examination Office in your region. You may contact their call centre at 1577-1120 or visit their website:https://www.koroad.or.kr/eng

According to the information available on their website, one of the requirements is ¡®Embassy Certificate of License or Apostille¡¯ for the purpose of verifying a foreign license. The South African Embassy in Seoul provides a certified copy of South African driving licence cards for those who wish to convert it to a Korean driver¡¯s license.

Applicants are requested to complete the check-list (DOWNLOAD) and make sure all the required information and documentation is ready before applying for a certified copy at the Embassy.

Appointment booking is required for civic and notarial services. No walk-ins are accommodated. If you submit your document(s) to the Embassy in person, please make an appointment by e-mail: consular.seoul@dirco.gov.za. You need to give us the full names, contact number, purposes of visit (specify your request). Upon receipt of your information, we will send you a booking confirmation accordingly.

If you cannot visit the Embassy, you may use postal services to send and receive the documents by registered mail. Please note that the South African Embassy cannot take responsibility for loss/damage/delay of your documents during delivery. Especially for a passport/ID/driving licence card, we suggest submit it in person due to the security reasons as such document contains personal information. Please refer to the check-list for the relevant information.

 
 
CONFIRMATION/VERIFICATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN DRIVING LICENCE
 
 

The South African Embassy cannot issue any statement that a South African driving licence is a valid or legally obtained document. The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) in the Republic of South Africa is in a position to issue a confirmation letter should such an applicant have a valid licence (this will be established on the eNaTIS). The letter will serve as proof that the applicant does indeed hold a valid licence.

 
Contact details:
eNaTIS  
Tel 0861 400 800
  +27 11 266 2000
e-mail onlinesupport@rtmc.co.za
website https://www.rtmc.co.za/index.php/faqs
   
Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC)  
Tel +27 11 266 2169
  +27 11 266 2105
fax +28 86 415 9120
e-mail ctc@rtmc.co.za
website https://www.rtmc.co.za/index.php/faq-s
 
 
RENEWAL OF SOUTH AFRICAN DRIVING LICENCE CARD
 
 

South African driving licence cards cannot be renewed by the South African Embassy in Seoul. If your driving licence card has expired, please contact the Driving Licence Testing Centre (DLTC) in the Republic of South Africa: https://www.gov.za/services/driving-licence/renew-driving-licence

According to the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), the applicant needs to apply in person for renewal of a driving licence in RSA as they will undergo eye testing and new fingerprints will be taken. Please directly contact RTMC for more information.

 
Contact details for the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) in South Africa:
 
Tel 0861 400 800
  +27 11 266 2000
   
Fax +28 86 415 9120
   
e-mail ctc@rtmc.co.za
   
website: www.rtmc.co.za/index.php/faq-s
 
   
   
   
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