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Start →If you want to work in Korea, you must have a visa allowing employment activities. And each visa allowing employment has also specific restrictions on the scope of your activities. Even if you have a visa allowing employment, you should work only in the place of work reported to and designated by a local or district Immigration office Work-related visas and the scope of activities Visa Scope of activities C-4 (Temporary employment) Short-term commercial activities such as ; Commercial entertainment Activities in commercial advertisement Fashion shows LectureㆍDiscourse Research Technological guidance E-2 (Foreign Language Teaching) Foreign languages teaching Eligibility Those who meet certain qualifications set by the Justice minister Restrictions on where to teach Foreign languages-teaching academies, Educational bodies at a level higher than elementary school Language-teaching institution attached to a broadcast company ,etc. E-3 (Research) Reseach activities in the areas of science or industrial high-technologies Eligibility Those who are invited by public or private entities, and are going to work in research institutions of those entities (Exclusive of E-1 visa holders) E-4 (Technological Guidance) Technological Guidance with the expert knowledge of science or industrial high-technologies Eligibility Those who are invited by public or private entities, and are going to work for those entities E-5 (Profession) Engagement in professions such as law, medicine, etc, within the areas of activities allowed by Korea's relevant laws Eligibility Those who qualify in law, medicine, etc both in their home country and in Korea E-6 (Arts/ Entertainment) Commercial Entertainment activities such as ; Music performance Fine Arts exhibition Sports Fashion show Commercial advertisement E-7 (Specially designated Activities) Special Activities designated by the Justice minister Eligibility Those who have a contract with a public or private entity E-8 (Employment after Industrial Training) Employment after Industrial Training Eligibility Those who have been trained in training entities with a visa status for industrial training, without running away from the entities during the period of industrial training, and have met such requirements as passing a Skills Certification test for E-8 visa status E-9 (Nonprofessional Employment) Eligibility Those who meet requirements for employment activities according to the Foreign Workers Work-Permit Act E-10 (Labor Aboard) Unskilled labor onboard ships of more than 5 tons Eligibility Those who wish to work as laboring seamen onboard the ships that are prescribed as ships for passengers & freights transportation in the Marine Transportation Act H-1 (Working Holiday) Trip, while working for accompanying expenditures Note) Exclusive of the activities that run counter to the purport of the working holiday arrangements, or require certain qualifications by Korean laws Eligibility Those who are nationals of the countries that have made reciprocal agreements with Korea on working Holiday arrangements ← End
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