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Visa Types & Changes
Which visa fits you, how to change or extend it, and re-entry rules.
Rules and systems
Guides
- Korean Visa Types Explained: Which One Fits YouKorea sorts visas by letter: C for short visits, D for study and business, E for work, F for family and residency, H for working holidays. Find yours here.
- Changing Your Visa Status Inside KoreaTo do a different activity in Korea you need a change of status before you start. The fee is ₩100,000 (₩200,000 for F-5), 20% less online. Rules and limits.
Step by step
Articles
Extending Your Korean Visa and Traveling Abroad on an ARC: Dates That MatterApply to extend your stay in Korea before your ARC's expiry date, up to 4 months early, on HiKorea or in person. Registered foreigners can leave and return within 1 year without a re-entry permit (2 years for F-5). Here's the timeline.
From Graduate to Job: The D-10 Job-Seeker Visa and the Switch to E-7International graduates in Korea can switch from D-2 to the D-10 job-seeker visa (up to 6 months at a time) while they look for work, then change to an E-7 work visa once they land a job in an eligible occupation. How the path works and what to prepare.
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