Korea Notary Fee Calculator

Estimate Korean notarial deed, promissory note deed, private document authentication, translation authentication, and articles authentication fees under the Korean fee table.

Notarial service

Total fee

₩118,250

Base fee

₩96,500

Add-ons

₩11,000

VAT

₩10,750

Fee basis

Target value
₩50,000,000
Cap applied
No
Articles exemption
No
Night or holiday surcharge
₩0

Document type comparison

Notarial deed
₩96,500
Promissory note deed
₩96,500
Private document authentication
₩48,250

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What Is the Korea Notary Fee Calculator?

This calculator estimates Korean notary fees for notarial deeds, promissory note deeds, private document authentication, translation authentication, and articles of incorporation authentication. It follows the Korean Notary Fee Rules model used in the Korean page.

The core idea is target value. A unilateral obligation uses the transaction amount once, while a bilateral contract uses twice the value. The calculator then applies the fee bracket, caps, add-ons, night or holiday surcharge, and VAT if separately charged.

Important Note

Actual notary offices may charge separately for copies, delivery, translation handling, VAT, or urgent field service. Confirm the final invoice with the office before visiting.

Main Fee Rules

ServiceRule
Notarial deedBracket fee based on target value, capped at KRW 3,000,000
Promissory note deedMoney-claim deed using unilateral target value
Private document authenticationOne half of the notarial deed fee, capped at KRW 500,000
Translation authenticationKRW 25,000 per authentication
Articles authenticationCapital-based fee with promoter-incorporation exemption below KRW 1,000,000,000 capital

Base Brackets for Notarial Deeds

Target valueBase fee
Up to KRW 2,000,000KRW 11,000
Up to KRW 5,000,000KRW 22,000
Up to KRW 10,000,000KRW 33,000
Up to KRW 15,000,000KRW 44,000
Over KRW 15,000,000Target value x 0.0015 + KRW 21,500, capped at KRW 3,000,000

Add-ons

  • Extra certified or official copies are modeled at KRW 1,000 per page.
  • Fixed-date stamp is KRW 1,000.
  • Execution clause issuance is KRW 10,000 where available.
  • Night, holiday, hospital, or field notary service adds 50% to the base fee.
  • VAT is modeled at 10% when charged separately.

FAQ

What is the difference between a notarial deed and private authentication?

A notarial deed can include an execution clause for direct enforcement in certain money obligations. Private document authentication mainly proves the authenticity of signatures or the document and is cheaper but usually lacks direct enforcement power.

Why does a bilateral contract cost more?

The Korean model doubles the target value for bilateral obligations, so the same transaction amount can produce a higher fee than a unilateral loan-style obligation.

Legal Use Notice

This English page translates and adapts the Korean calculator content for users who need Korea-based legal and cost estimates. Where an interactive calculator is shown, it uses the same Korean pure calculation function as the Korean page. It is an estimation tool, not legal advice for a specific dispute.