Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines

REPORT OF MARRIAGE
(Marriage between Korean & Filipino) 

Requirements & Procedure:

1. The Filipino husband/wife should send to his/her Korean husband/wife the original marriage 
    certificate issued from the National Statistics Office (PSA).
2. The Korean husband/wife should translate the marriage certfificate from English to Korean.
3. The Korean husband/wife should submit the marriage certificate from PSA, Korean translation 
    and passport photocopy of both (or any valid ID of the Filipino) Filipino and Korean to the City Hall 
    in Korea.
Fee: Gratis
**  Additional requirements and supporting documents might be required by the City Hall in Korea. Kindly directly coordinate with their office.

REPORT OF BIRTH
(for child of Korean & Filipino parents, born in the Philippines)
*The Filipino husband/wife must be registered in the Marriage History of the Korean wife/husband

Requirements & Procedure:

1. The Filipino should send to his/her Korean spouse the original Birth Certificate of their child, 
     issued from  the National Statistics Office (PSA).
2  The Korean should translate the Birth Certificate of his/her child from English to Korean.
3. The Korean should submit the Birth Certificate from PSA, Korean translation and passport 
     photocopy of both parents (or any valid ID of the Filipino) to the City Hall in Korea.
Fee: Gratis

**  Additional requirements and supporting documents might be required by the City Hall in Korea. Kindly directly coordinate with their office.


KOREAN PASSPORT APPLICATION
(for child of Korean & Filipino parents, born in the Philippines)

Requirements:

1. Application Form for Passport
2. 2 pieces passport-sized colored pictures
          - 3.5mm x 4.5mm
          - white background
          - must show the full frontal facial image of the child. both ears and the shoulders must be visible
3. Photocopy of the Birth Certificate from PSA
4. Passport photocopy of both parents 
5. Baby's Basic Certificate (Gibonjungmyeongso:  Korean pronounciation) - 1 photocopy
6. Father or Mother's Seal Certificate (Inkamjungmyeongso: Korean pronounciation) - 1 photocopy
7. Authorization from Korean father or mother to allow the Filipino wife/husband to apply for Korean 
    passport of their child. It should be in Korean characters. (Yeokwon Balgup Dong Uyseo: Korean 
    pronounciation) 
    * Note: The Korean father/mother should include the following information on his/her Authorization 
      letter:
      - name of child
      - date of birth of child
      - name of Korean father/mother
      - date of birth of Korean father/mother
      - request of Korean father/mother to issue paasport to his/her child
      - signature of Korean father/mother & the date of signing the letter  

Fees: for electronic passport valid for 5 years - PHP1,650
Processing: 2 weeks

Fees: for emergency passport  -PHP 2,650
Processing: 1 day

*Notice: After the Korean passport has been issued, there's a need to apply for the necessary visa from the Philippine Immigration