Uruguay Embassy in South Korea
Basic Information
Address:
#706 Coryo Daeyungak Tower, 97 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul 04535, South Korea
Contact Information:
• Phone: +82 (2) 6245-3179 / 3180
• Fax: +82 (2) 6245-3181
• Email: urucoreadelsur@mrree.gub.uy
• Website: Uruguay Embassy in South Korea
Embassy Services
The Uruguay Embassy in South Korea offers a variety of services to both Uruguayan citizens and South Korean nationals. These services include:
1. Visa Services:
• Tourist Visa: For short-term visits for tourism purposes.
• Business Visa: For business-related travel.
• Student Visa: For individuals pursuing educational opportunities in Uruguay.
• Diplomatic Visa: For diplomatic personnel.
2. Passport Services:
• Issuance and Renewal: Assistance with obtaining or renewing Uruguayan passports.
• Emergency Passports: Issuance of temporary passports in emergency situations.
3. Consular Services:
• Notarial Services: Notarization of documents for use in Uruguay.
• Legalization Services: Legalization of documents to be used in Uruguay.
• Consular Report of Birth Abroad: Registration of children born abroad to Uruguayan parents.
4. Assistance to Uruguayan Citizens:
• Emergency Assistance: Support in cases of emergencies such as accidents, illnesses, or legal issues.
• Repatriation: Assistance with the repatriation process for Uruguayan citizens.
5. Cultural and Educational Programs:
• Cultural Exchange: Promoting cultural exchange programs between Uruguay and South Korea.
• Educational Opportunities: Providing information on educational opportunities in Uruguay.
6. Economic and Commercial Services:
• Trade Promotion: Supporting Uruguayan businesses in South Korea and fostering economic ties between the two countries.
• Investment Facilitation: Assisting with investment opportunities in Uruguay.
Diplomatic Relations
Diplomatic relations between Uruguay and South Korea were established on October 7, 1964. The relationship began as both countries sought to expand their international partnerships during the Cold War era. Over the years, the two nations have developed strong economic and cultural ties. In September 2008, Uruguayan President Tabaré Vázquez visited South Korea, marking a significant step in bilateral relations. The closest cooperation has been in trade, with South Korea being an important trading partner for Uruguay. Both countries are also members of the Group of 77, which has further strengthened their diplomatic ties.
List of Ambassadors
Here are some notable ambassadors of Uruguay to South Korea:
1. Julio Giambruno Viana: One of the early ambassadors who helped establish the foundation of diplomatic relations.
2. Pablo Ernesto Scheiner Correa (Current): Focuses on enhancing bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including trade, culture, and education.
These ambassadors have been responsible for representing Uruguay's interests, facilitating diplomatic communication, and promoting mutual understanding between the two nations.
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