Finding your way in Korea, never alone.
From visas and part-time work to everyday life in Korea — clear summaries from official sources, with 1:1 help when reading alone is not enough.
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Choose the problem in front of you
Start with the visa status that applies to you
Documents and procedures change by visa type. Pick your current status first and go straight to the guide you need.
D-2 Student Visa
For university degree programs in Korea
Admission letter · financial proof · ARC
D-4 Language Training
For Korean language course enrollment
Language program documents · stay period · extension
D-10 Job Seeking
For post-graduation job search
Job search activity · extension · work transition
Check these 3 things before applying
Before opening job apps, confirm whether your visa allows the work, whether you can get a written contract, and whether wage rules are being followed.
See the part-time checklistCheck whether your visa allows part-time work
D-2, D-4, and D-10 conditions can differ. Check with your school office, 1345, or immigration before applying.
Confirm the contract and work conditions
Look for hourly wage, work hours, break time, and weekly holiday pay in writing.
Know minimum wage and unpaid-wage help
If pay is below minimum wage or unpaid, 1350 labor counseling can help foreign workers too.
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Verify before applying
Before taking action, check with your school, 1345, or the relevant immigration office.