Apostille Korea Launches Dedicated Czech Operations to Accelerate Local Entity Incorporation, Sworn Translation, and Apostille Legalization Services


Comprehensive One-Stop Support for KHNP’s Czech Nuclear Project, Featuring Local Entity Formation, Certified Czech Translation, Consular Legalization, and Visa Processing


SEOUL & PRAGUE — Apostille Korea (CEO Ju-pil Joung), a premier global document authentication and legalization agency, officially announced on the 9th that it has established a local office in the Czech Republic and launched a dedicated task force. This specialized organization is engineered to provide full-scope support for Korean enterprises entering the European market, specifically targeting the Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) Czech nuclear power plant project. The specialized unit will oversee Czech business entity incorporation, certified Czech translation, and Czech sworn notarization and apostille services.

To lead this initiative, Apostille Korea appointed Anna Jozwiak Cho as the Head of the Czech Operations Team. Ms. Cho holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Slavic and Korean Studies from the prestigious University of Warsaw in Poland. With previous tenure at the Education & Culture Center of Hankuk University of Foreign Languages (HUFS), she commands native-level fluency in Korean. Having lived and worked in South Korea for nearly a decade, Ms. Cho is a seasoned legal and technical translator and interpreter with extensive cross-border expertise in Czech, Polish, English, and Korean.

An Apostille is an internationally recognized certificate issued under the Hague Convention to verify the authenticity of public documents (such as signatures and official seals) for cross-border legal validity. It serves as an essential compliance requirement for companies conducting business, establishing overseas subsidiaries, submitting government tenders, or dispatching personnel abroad.

Founded in 2008—during the nascent stages of Korea’s official apostille and legal compliance ecosystem—Apostille Korea pioneered the overseas document authentication agency sector. Today, the company delivers authenticated translation and apostille services across more than 60 countries, maintaining a trusted reputation among multinational corporations and governmental institutions.

The newly deployed Czech task force represents a key strategic initiative to support KHNP and partner consortiums engaged in the multi-billion-dollar Czech nuclear expansion project. Apostille Korea provides an integrated one-stop corporate solution, encompassing:

  • Czech Company Incorporation & Legal Entity Setup (s.r.o. / a.s.)

  • Czech Business Visa & Long-Term Work Permit Processing

  • Certified & Sworn Czech Translation (Korean–Czech, Czech–English, English–Czech)

  • Czech Notarization & Legal Document Verification

  • Czech Apostille & Consular Legalization Services

By delivering end-to-end processing—from specialized technical and legal translations to notarization, apostille certification, and corporate registration—Apostille Korea eliminates regulatory friction and streamlines market entry for Korean contractors, suppliers, and engineering firms.

In addition to expanding across the Czech Republic and Central/Eastern Europe, Apostille Korea plans to leverage strategic partnerships in Poland and Saudi Arabia to deliver faster, cost-effective document legalization and certified linguistic services for global infrastructure corridors.

"Deploying a dedicated team directly to the Czech Republic is a foundational strategy designed to ensure Korean companies achieve stable, legally compliant, and efficient entry into the European market," stated Ju-pil Joung, CEO of Apostille Korea. "We will continue to broaden our tailored translation, notarization, and corporate administrative solutions to meet the specialized demands of complex global industries."

Apostille Korea continues to provide certified and technical translation services across diverse industrial sectors, including nuclear energy, construction, medicine/pharmaceuticals, information technology (IT), patents, multimedia localization, and technical engineering manuals.


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