Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Dallas

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4.3

( 9 reviews )

Embassy, Community Service/Non-Profit, Government Buildings

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14001 Dallas Pkwy #450, Dallas, TX 75240, United States

+1 9727-010-180

The Consulate of the Republic of Korea, located in Dallas, is an essential diplomatic mission that serves as a bridge between the Republic of Korea and the local community. As a representation of the Korean government, this consulate provides a range of services to Korean citizens and foreigners alike. With a professional and efficient approach, the Consulate of the Republic of Korea aims to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience for all those seeking assistance. From issues related to passports, birth certificates, and other official documents, the consulate's dedicated staff is known for their kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness. They strive to maintain a high standard of service to meet the diverse needs of their visitors. Whether you are a Korean resident or a foreign national, the Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Dallas is committed to providing exceptional support and guidance.

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Jukka rissanen

March 22, 2024

Just been there twice within 6 months and it was such a good experience. As someone who can speak fluent Korean and English, the Korean in the documents could sometimes get a bit overwhelming. The people there were extremely helpful and polite, aiding me on which parts to fill out and translating some of the harder Korean words while asking and confirming if I understood everything during explanation. Everything was very clear and was a smooth process. In n out in 10 minutes!

Duane schultz

March 22, 2024

Mediocre quality of service. It’s not bad nor good. All depends on case by case. I’ve been there for years and they are good and kind relatively in general but not all the time. Don’t forget they work for the government but I haven’t felt deserved as proud of Korean well. It means they still have habits bureaucratically. Notice: office renovation is on-going!

Madeline vasquez

March 22, 2024

I am korean and lost my passport in Miami. I called Atlanta and DC multiple times and no one answered. Was told to leave a voice mail but their voice mail box was full 🧐 so i called here. Someone answered right away and she was very helpful and cared about my situation. Thank you! …

Yesenia gracia

March 22, 2024

Great service and the staff member was very polite.

Ana salgado

March 22, 2024

Over the past several weeks I visited the place for various reasons....exchange of passports, birth certificates, etc. It certainly exceeded my expectations, the staffs were very kind and professional. The service overall was quite efficient. Thank you!!

Jl davis

March 22, 2024

The Visa process can be super confusing. The office staff was professional and courteous. We didn't come with cash and she held our paperwork until we got back from the ATM and then let us come straight to the window. It wasn't very busy and the visit went really quick!

Joel lockard

March 22, 2024

If the way I was welcomed and treated today when I went to the Korean consulate this morning is any indication of how they treat foreigners in their country, I'm going to love living there for the next year! Wow! Outstanding customer service! The young man who waited on me was very courteous and helpful. Best experience in any foreign consulate ever! Looking forward to my stay in South Korea! ❤️🇰🇷

Sunny arwood

March 22, 2024

Whenever I call and ask them questions, they are never able to answer well at all. All they say is “go to this website and find out”. I have never gotten the workers’ names who I’ve talked with, but there seem to be two female workers who usual answer the phone. They even seem proud to say, “I don’t know about it.” (One question was, “If American citizens visit Korea with their Korean citizen spouses, can they quarantine together?”) The worker told me she doesn’t know about it and to call “the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Korea”. I should have gotten their name. I’m sure I’ll have this same experience next time; I don’t think they will be better on the job. So I’ll get their name then. Isn’t one reason foreign embassies/consulates exist is so citizens living abroad can stay informed without having to call offices back in their home countries? Why are these workers so lacking in knowledge and why do they take so much pride in this lack?

Justin urbach

March 22, 2024

Mr. Kyungmok Lim has helped me so much and with so much respect and kindness! I wish to thank him in person one day. Mr. Lim has full knowledge of the rules. He always finds a way to find out more information and an exact answer when needed. I appreciate that he helps so many Korean families out here. I recommend going to Mr. Lim for any help.