Using seals in Korea

Using a seal instead of signing a document is a very natural thing for Koreans, while it is usually something new and extraordinary for foreigners from non-Asian countries. Even after gaining some understanding of this practice which exists in most Asian countries, it may take some time to get used to it and actively apply it. The seal has the function of replacing the seal holder’s handwritten signature, i.e. if you seal a document, it has the same effect as signing it.

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