Visa Guide for Korea

The E-2 visa is issued to native speakers of English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, or Chinese who are employed as language instructors at registered langu

The D-10 visa allows foreigners to stay in Korea while actively searching for employment or preparing to start a business. It is one of the most flexible visas

The E-7 visa is issued to foreigners hired for professional, managerial, or technical positions in Korea that cannot be easily filled by Korean nationals. It is

The D-2 visa is issued to foreigners enrolled in degree programs at Korean universities and colleges. It is the standard visa for international students studyin

The F-2 visa is a long-term residency visa that gives foreigners significantly more freedom than work visas. F-2 holders can work in almost any field without em

The F-4 visa is issued to ethnic Koreans who hold foreign citizenship. It offers near-unrestricted access to live and work in Korea, making it one of the most p

The F-5 visa grants permanent residency in Korea, allowing foreigners to live and work in Korea indefinitely without visa renewals. It is the closest status to

The F-6 visa is issued to foreign nationals who are legally married to a Korean citizen. It is one of the most straightforward pathways to long-term residency i

The H-1 Working Holiday visa allows young people from eligible countries to live and work in Korea for up to 1 year. It is one of the easiest visas to obtain an

The C-3 visa is issued to foreigners visiting Korea for short-term purposes including tourism, business meetings, family visits, and cultural activities. Many n