To work legally in Korea, you must have a work visa appropriate for your purpose.
Representative visas include the E-7 visa for professionals, the E-9 visa for non-professional employment, and the D-10 visa for job search activities.
From Saramin, Job Korea to a recruitment platform exclusively for foreigners, at a glance.
A comprehensive summary of part-time jobs for international students, from part-time work permits (S-3) to part-time jobs at cafes and interpretation.
We provide guidance on the resume format preferred by Korean companies and tips for writing self-introductions.
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For foreigners working in Korea, we have compiled official contact information for salary stubs, hourly wages/monthly wages, tax deductions, four major insurances, employment contracts, and non-payment of wages.
Cushions, tints, and sheet masks — the K-beauty items tourists buy the most.
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We have organized the residence card, address, mobile phone activation, bank account, health insurance, and emergency contact information that foreigners who have just arrived in Korea must check during their first 30 days, centered around the official website.
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For foreigners coming to Korea and long-term residents, we have compiled maps, translation, transportation, taxi, immigration, security, and government complaints apps and official websites in one place.