Visa Center

Check if your visa allows the job before you apply

Hotel, factory, farm and store jobs may have different rules by visa type. Check your status of stay, expiry date and work restrictions first.

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Visa Center

Main visa checks

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F-2 / F-5 / F-6

Residence, permanent, marriage visas

These visas usually allow broad work activity, but personal conditions still matter.

Hotel Factory Farm Store
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Worker check

Check your ARC visa code, expiry date and any work restriction note.

Employer check

Check the ARC and expiry date before hiring.

Caution

Conditions can differ even within F-series visas.

F-4

Overseas Korean visa

Economic activity is possible, but simple labor and some business types can be restricted.

Office Service Qualified jobs
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Worker check

Check before hotel cleaning, factory simple work or day labor.

Employer check

Confirm whether the job is considered simple labor or a restricted business.

Caution

F-4 does not mean every job is allowed.

H-2

Work and Visit visa

Education, job registration, contract and start-work reporting can be required.

Designated industries Service Manufacturing
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Worker check

Check employment education, job registration and workplace reporting.

Employer check

Check eligible industries and start-work reporting before hiring.

Caution

Policy changes may affect new issuance or conversion, so confirm current rules.

E-9 / E-8

Employment permit and seasonal worker visas

Work is usually tied to approved workplaces and industries.

Manufacturing Agriculture Seasonal
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Worker check

Check workplace change, contract period and industry restrictions.

Employer check

Confirm employment-permit process, workplace eligibility and allocation.

Caution

Direct application to ordinary job posts may not be possible.

D-2 / D-4

Student and language training visas

Part-time work may require permission and hour limits. Full employment after graduation may require status change.

Part-time Campus area After permission
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Worker check

Check part-time work permission, school conditions and hour limits.

Employer check

Check part-time permission and allowed hours before hiring a student.

Caution

Working without permission can create problems for both student and employer.

E-7 / C-4

Skilled and short-term work visas

Approved occupation, workplace and period matter. Short-term work has a short stay period.

Skilled jobs Short-term work
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Worker check

Check that the approved occupation matches the actual job.

Employer check

Match occupation code, contract, work period and workplace information.

Caution

Assigning work outside the approved occupation can be risky.

1

Check your ARC

Look at your visa code and expiry date first.

2

Check allowed work

Some visas restrict simple labor, industries or workplace changes.

3

Check permission/reporting

Students and employment-permit workers may need permission or reporting.

4

Call 1345

If unclear, confirm before applying or hiring.

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