Algeria Embassy in South Korea
Basic Information
Address:
81, Hoenamu-ro 2-6, Itaewon-2-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 04344, South Korea
Contact Information:
• Phone: +82 2 794 5034 / 5
• Fax: +82 2 794 5040
• Email: dzemb@algerianemb.or.kr
• Website: Embassy of Algeria in Seoul
Embassy Services
The Algeria Embassy in South Korea offers a variety of services to both Algerian and South Korean citizens. These services include:
1. Visa Processing: Issuance of different types of visas including tourist, business, and diplomatic visas.
2. Passport Services: Renewal and issuance of Algerian passports.
3. Notarial Services: Legalization and notarization of documents.
4. Registration: Registration of Algerian nationals residing in South Korea.
5. Emergency Assistance: Providing support and assistance to Algerian citizens in emergencies.
6. Consular Services: Assistance with legal matters, power of attorney, and authentication of documents.
These services are designed to meet the needs of Algerian citizens abroad and to support South Koreans with interests in Algeria.
Diplomatic Relations
Diplomatic relations between Algeria and South Korea were established on January 15, 1990. The relationship began to foster mutual cooperation and development. In 2006, a strategic partnership was formed, significantly enhancing bilateral trade and cooperation in various. The two countries have collaborated closely in areas such as construction, energy, and cultural exchanges. The most notable cooperation has been in the construction sector, where South Korean companies have played a significant role in Algeria's infrastructure.
List of Ambassadors
1. Mohammed Bensabri: Current Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. His responsibilities include representing Algeria's interests in South Korea, fostering diplomatic relations, and overseeing the embassy's.
The Algeria Embassy in South Korea continues to play a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the bilateral relations between the two nations, ensuring the welfare of Algerian citizens in South Korea, and promoting mutual interests.
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