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naturegirl321
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 Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 7:11 am Post subject: Getting non-English speaking degrees legalised? |
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I hope someone can help me. I've been told by my boss that I need an apostillise from Spain, beucase the KCUE only verifies degrees from English speaking countries, which I find exremely hard to believe.
Has anyone gotten a non-English speaking degree verified by the KCUE or know anyone who has?
Getting it legalised by Spain isn't really an option at the moment. I just got my degree last week, after waiting 15 months after I graduated. And legalisation at the Spanish embassy takes about 6 months and cost 300 euros. I don't have the time to do that. |
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naturegirl321
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I got this info from another poster. FYI, KCUE varies country to country. they do NOT verify degrees from Spain, but they might verify degrees from other countries. I also found out that it depends WHICH degree is registered with immigrations. My BA is registered, so I actually DON?T need to get my MA verified. Would have been nice if they told me this months ago . . . .
The number for the KCUE is 02 6393 5225 (English) or 02 6393 5200 (Korean).
Or their email is [email protected] |
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