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ATTORNEY [ licensed to practice in KOREA, U.S.A., ILLINOIS ] LEE, JAE WOOK
∗ [FOR AlienS - ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEGAL SERVICES in Counseling, Application and LITIGATION & TRIAL IN COURTS and TRIBUNALS in KOREA]
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[Category]
F VISA
  • retainer fee
  • consulting fee
  • Resume of Attorney LEE
  • REFUGE, ASYLUM IN KOREA
  • Self Advocacy Statement for case
  • VISA IN KOREA
  • REMOVAL, DEPORTATION
  • B VISA
  • C VISA
  • D VISA
  • E VISA
  • F VISA
  • G VISA
  • H VISA
  • STAY, EXTENSION, CHANGE OF STATUS
  • PASSPORT OF KOREA
  • ADMISSION INSPECTION INTO KOREA
  • IMMIGRATION LAW OF KOREA
  • INVESTMENT IN KOREA
  • EMPLOYMENT IN KOREA
  • NATURALIZATION IN KOREA
  • MARRIAGE IN KOREA
  • 뿪(translation, interpretation)
  • china visa
  • Death of Aliens, Estate, Proof of Death
[Category]
F VISA


[Title]
RESIDENT (F-2)
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ACTIVITIES
ALLOWED AND
ELIGIBLE
APPLICANTS
 CONTENTS
You are allowed to apply for a visa if you are:
planning to stay in the Republic of Korea in a long term in order to receive a permanent resident
permit. Also, you are
A. An underage foreign child of a Korean national; or an underage child or a spouse of a permanent
resident (F-5) visa holder.
B. A person born to a Korean national and a foreigner (including the de facto marital relationship)
and acknowledged by the Minister of Justice
C. A person whose status is accepted as a refugee
D. A person who is an investor under the Foreign Investment Promotion Act and meets any of the
following conditions:
1) A foreign investor who has invested US$500,000 has stayed in the Republic of Korea for the 3
consecutive years or more on a corporate supervise visa(D-8).
2) You are an executive sent to the Republic of Korea on behalf of a foreign investment body which
has invested US$500,000 or more in accordance with the Foreign Investment Promotion Act and
who has stayed in the Republic of Korea for three years or more.
3) You are a foreign investor who has invested US$300,000 or more and who has hired at least
two Korean nationals as his/her employees
E. You have lost the Permanent Resident (F-5) status, but your need to stay longer in the Republic
of Korea is acknowledged by the Minister of Justice in order to protect human rights and social
security (this excludes a deported person)
F. You have a residential address in the Republic of Korea by living here for at least 7 years as a
valid visa holder (except Diplomat(A-1) to International Agreement(A-3) visa holders), and your
need is acknowledged by the Minister of Justice. [However, for those who have from Professor(E-1)
to Professional (E-5) or Foreign National of Special Ability (E-7) visas, they will be issued with a
visa valid for 5-years]
G. You are an employee with an E-9 Non-professional, E-10 Maritime Crew or H-2 Work and Visit
visa and who had been employed for 4 years out of the past 10 years on a visa designated by
the Minister of Justice and meet all of the following criteria.
1) You have the set of skills or licenses designated by the Minister of Justice or you are receiving
a certain amount of incomes in the Republic of Korea (The Minister of Justice will notify the
general public of the type of skills, licenses and income criteria after the discussion with relevant
heads of ministries.)
2) You must have sufficient funds set by the Minister of Justice
3) You are an adult with good conduct in accordance with the Korean Civil Law⌟, who has basic
quality education.
H. You are hired as a civil servant under the National Civil Servants Law or Local Civil Servants
Lawand acknowledged by the Minister of Justice.
I. You meet the age, education, and income criteria designated by the Minister of Justice
J. You have invested in real estate and other assets including investment areas, investment targets,
investment amounts designated by the Minister of Justice.
K. You are a spouse or an underage child of qualifying applicants for item I or J
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MAXIMUM
LENGTH OF STAY
You are allowed to stay for up to 3 years
VISAS ISSUED AT
THE DISCRETION
OF THE HEAD OF
THE
DIPLOMATIC
MISSION
 CONTENTS
A person with the refugee status, a high-profile investor, a person who has lost the residence
status, or a person who has been staying for more than 7 years are subject to the permit grants
or an alteration of the visa status, therefore, it is impossible to receive a visa from a diplomatic
mission abroad.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
Visa application form (form no.17), passport, one standard size photograph, fees
Reference Letter of Korean spouse
Invitation Letter (Enclosed Form 1), Marriage Statement (Enclosed Form 2)
Any relevant documents from both countries, which demonstrate the marital relationship
- Marriage certificate, certification of family relations records
Documents proving your funds and finance
- Certificate of Income Amount (issued by the Tax Office), Proof of Employment, Bank Statement,
etc.
Credit Reports of a Korean spouse (issued by the Korean Foundation of Banks)
Criminal Records of both parties that are married, which are issued by a responsible organization
of respective country
- In a case where an F-5 Permanent Resident status holder already submitted his/her criminal
record check when he/she changed his/her status to Permanent Resident, he/she does not have
to submit the document again. However, if he/she had stayed in a foreign country for 6 months
or longer after he/she obtained his/her permanent resident status, he/she must submit a
criminal record check issued by the government of that respective country.
Health check-up results of a married couple
- The document must be issued by a medical institution equivalent to a hospital as set forth in
Paragraph 3 of Article 2(2) of the Medicine Act or by a health center as set forth in Article 7
of the Local Health Act. However, if you are a foreign spouse, you can submit similar documents
issued from your country instead.
If you were married before, please submit any documents proving the dissolution of the previous
marriage (e.g. Divorce Certificate)
The head of a diplomatic mission abroad may request/omit additional documents if it is deemed
necessary to examine the purpose of the entry, genuineness of the invitation, and the qualification
of the inviter and the invitee
1. A single-entry resident (F-2-3) visa valid for one year or less will be issued to a spouse of resident
visa holder (F-5)
2. A single-entry visa(F-2-2) valid for 90 days or less will be issued to an underage foreign child
of Korean national
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VISAS ISSUED AT
THE DISCRETION
OF THE HEAD OF
THE
DIPLOMATIC
MISSION
 CONTENTS
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
Application for the visa issuance (form no. 17), passport, one standard size photograph, fee
Official documents proving that the applicant is a minor of a Korean national
Documents proving the relation between a Korean national and an underage child, and the
relation of custodianship.
Personal references letters for a Korean father or mother who has custodianship (If the father
or mother has a spouse, you need to submit the personal references of the spouse as well.)
If you cannot prove a custodianship over the child, then you have to submit an agreement signed
by a person with parental rights or by a patron who have the same nationality as the child (If
the child does not have the person with parental rights or the patron, you have to submit official
documents or authenticated certificates proving that you do not have the person with parental
rights․the patron)
The head of a diplomatic mission may request/omit additional documents if it is deemed
necessary to examine the purpose of entry, genuineness of the invitation, and the qualifications
of the inviter and the invitee
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
Application for the visa issuance (form no. 17), passport, one standard-size photograph, fee
Invitation Letter
Documents proving the relation between a Korean national and a respective underage child
- Documents proving their biological relation such as the DNA test results or Birth Certificates
Reference Letter from your Korean father or mother
The head of a diplomatic mission abroad may ask additional documents if it is deemed
necessary to examine the purpose of entry, genuineness of the invitation, and the qualification
of the inviter and the invitee.
If you are adopted in order to enter the Republic of Korea, the Ministry of Justice will stop
issuing a visa.
If you have multiple nationalities including Korean, Rules on Entry, Exit, and Stay of Dual
Citizens will be applied to you.
3. A single-entry visa (F-2-2) valid for 90 days or less will be issued to a child born from a marital
relationship(including the de facto marital relationship) between a foreigner and a Korean
national
The de facto marital relationship means a couple that has an intention to get married, or from
the outsider's conventional point of view, there are evidences which can prove that they have
maintained a married couple lifestyle. (The Superior Court of Justice 98 mu961, 1998.12.08.)
ex) However, the de facto marital relationship does not include a couple living together but which
does not have an intention to get married, and which one of the partner is married to another
person but living with the other partner
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ELIGIBILITY FOR
THE VISA
ISSUANCE
CONFIRMATION
 CONTENTS
You are NOT eligible to apply for the visa issuance confirmation
Your visa will be issued or altered at the discretion of the head of a diplomatic mission abroad
or an immigration (branch) office
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Dependent Family (F-3)
* jae wook LEEԿ ؼ Խù Ǿϴ (2016-06-07 12:51)
← End



[Title]
RESIDENT (F-2)



  9 →   Marriage Migrant (F-6)  
  8 →   PERMANENT RESIDENT (F-5)  
  7 →   Dependent Family (F-3)  
  →   RESIDENT (F-2)  
  5 →   Family Visitor(F-1)  
  4 →   11. (F-2)  
  3 →   12. ܵ(F-4)  
  2 →   13. (F-5)  
  1 →   14. ȥ̹(F-6)  

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[Category]


  • retainer fee
  • consulting fee
  • Resume of Attorney LEE
  • REFUGE, ASYLUM IN KOREA
  • Self Advocacy Statement for case
  • VISA IN KOREA
  • REMOVAL, DEPORTATION
  • B VISA
  • C VISA
  • D VISA
  • E VISA
  • F VISA
  • G VISA
  • H VISA
  • STAY, EXTENSION, CHANGE OF STATUS
  • PASSPORT OF KOREA
  • ADMISSION INSPECTION INTO KOREA
  • IMMIGRATION LAW OF KOREA
  • INVESTMENT IN KOREA
  • EMPLOYMENT IN KOREA
  • NATURALIZATION IN KOREA
  • MARRIAGE IN KOREA
  • 뿪(translation, interpretation)
  • china visa
  • Death of Aliens, Estate, Proof of Death

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