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GPS VISA
KOREA VISA & RELOCATION

Visa, business entry
and settlement in Korea

Find a Korean visa by code or purpose. GPS VISA supports individuals, corporate HR teams, investors and overseas Koreans from initial review through settlement.

We review the applicant, company or family relationship and the timing of the case together—not as a generic document checklist.

VISA & STAY

Individual applications

Employment, family, marriage, overseas Korean, residence and permanent residence pathways.

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CORPORATE & HR

Recruitment and assignment

Professional employment, intra-company transfer, foreign-invested companies and relocation for key personnel and families.

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RELOCATION

Settlement in Korea

Housing and lease support, foreigner registration, mobile service, bank account and driver's-license exchange assistance.

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INVESTMENT & ASSETS

Business and asset matters

Foreign-invested company setup, real estate and foreign-exchange review, and cross-border assets for overseas Koreans.

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VISA GUIDES

Frequently requested visa guides

E-7-1

Professional Personnel

For foreign professionals employed in designated managerial or specialist occupations by a Korean company or institution.

D-7-1

Intra-Company Transferee

For essential personnel dispatched from a foreign company to its Korean branch or other qualifying Korean place of business.

D-8-1

Corporate Investment

For a foreign investor managing a Korean corporation or essential personnel dispatched to a foreign-invested company in Korea.

F-2-7

Points-Based Resident

A residence status assessed through points for age, education, Korean proficiency, income and other qualifying factors.

F-4

Overseas Korean

For qualifying foreign nationals who previously held Korean nationality or descend from a person who held Korean nationality.

F-5

Permanent Residence

Permanent residence is divided into detailed routes with different stay, income, conduct, integration, professional or investment requirements.

F-6

Marriage Migrant

For a foreign spouse of a Korean national and other qualifying marriage-migration situations, based on a genuine marital relationship and a viable life in Korea.

D-2

Student

For international students admitted to a regular degree program at a Korean college, university or graduate school.

D-10

Job Seeker

For qualifying foreign nationals seeking professional employment, preparing a technology startup or conducting an authorized internship in Korea.

D-10-3

High-Tech Internship

For qualifying students or graduates of selected overseas universities conducting a high-technology internship with an eligible Korean company or research institution.

F-3

Dependent Family

For the spouse and minor children of certain long-term visa holders who will live together in Korea.

E-6-1

Arts and Entertainment

For foreign artists and entertainers conducting paid artistic or entertainment activities in Korea.

F-1-D

Workcation / Digital Nomad

For qualifying foreign employees or business owners who perform overseas work remotely while staying temporarily in Korea.

G-1-9

Industrial Accident Treatment

For a foreign national who needs to remain in Korea while receiving treatment for an occupational injury or completing related compensation procedures.

One coordinated process, with clearly defined roles

Within the agreed scope, GPS VISA coordinates schedules and communication, prepares documents and handles administrative work it is qualified to perform. We also accompany clients at real estate transactions.

Licensed real estate broker
Property brokerage
Judicial scrivener (beopmusa)
Company incorporation registration and ownership transfer registration
Tax accountant
Tax review and filings
GPS VISA
Document and administrative support, coordination with professionals and transaction attendance

An initial inquiry is free.

Tell us your situation and we will identify the work needed. An in-person consultation or detailed document review may incur a fee. We explain the scope and cost and obtain your agreement before paid work begins.

  1. Send a free initial inquiry
  2. Clarify the work needed
  3. Agree any paid consultation in advance
  4. Review the scope and quotation
  5. Decide whether to proceed

Consultation fees, GPS VISA service fees and fees for separate licensed professionals are explained separately. Sending an inquiry does not commit you to paid services.

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