El Salvador Embassy in South Korea
Basic Information
Address:
20th Floor, BuyoungTaepyung Building, 55 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul 04513, South Korea
Contact Information:
• Phone: +82 2 753 3432 / +82 2 753 3433
• Fax: +82 2 753 3456
• Email: embsalseoul@gmail.com
• Official Website: mfa.gov.sv
Embassy Services
The El Salvador Embassy in South Korea provides a variety of services to both Salvadoran and South Korean citizens. These services include:
1. Visa Processing:
• Tourist Visa: For short-term visits to El Salvador.
• Work Visa: For employment purposes in El Salvador.
• Student Visa: For educational purposes in El Salvador.
• Permanent Residency Visa: For long-term stay in El Salvador.
2. Passport Services:
• Issuance: New passports for Salvadoran citizens.
• Renewal: Renewal of expired or soon-to-expire passports.
• Emergency Passport: Temporary travel documents for urgent travel needs.
3. Consular Services:
• Notarial Services: Legalization and authentication of documents.
• Registration: Registration of Salvadoran citizens residing in South Korea.
• Birth Registration: Registration of births for Salvadoran citizens born in South Korea.
4.Emergency Assistance:
• Support: Assistance to Salvadoran citizens in emergencies, such as accidents or legal issues.
5. Cultural and Educational Exchange:
• Programs: Promotion of cultural and educational exchanges between El Salvador and South Korea.
Diplomatic Relations
El Salvador and South Korea established diplomatic relations on August 28, 1962. The cooperation began with mutual recognition and the establishment of embassies in each other's capitals. Over the years, the two countries have strengthened their ties through various bilateral agreements and economic partnerships. Notably, South Korea is a significant trade partner for El Salvador, especially in technology and infrastructure. The closest cooperation has been in the fields of trade, technology, and cultural exchange, reflecting the complementary nature of their economies.
List of Ambassadors
1. Jaime José López Badía (Current Ambassador)
• Responsibilities: Overseeing diplomatic missions, enhancing bilateral relations, and promoting Salvadoran interests in South Korea.
2. Héctor Roberto González Urrutia
• Responsibilities: Strengthening economic and cultural ties, representing El Salvador in official functions.
3. Aime José López Badía
• Responsibilities: Facilitating trade agreements, fostering technological cooperation
The El Salvador Embassy in South Korea plays a crucial role in maintaining and enhancing the diplomatic relationship between the two nations, providing essential services to citizens, and promoting cultural and economic exchanges.
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