Who may be considered?
- Eligible professional-status holders in Korea
- Applicants meeting the basic eligibility rules and required score
- Applicants able to prove income, stay history and each claimed point item
What should be reviewed first?
✓Current status and basic eligibility
✓Official income year and evidence
✓Education, Korean proficiency, additions and deductions
✓Immigration compliance and document validity
How the case is approached
- 01Check eligibility before calculating points
- 02Calculate only provable items
- 03Review official income and supporting records
- 04File the status change and plan for future score maintenance
Common questions
Which income year and document are used for the income score?
Official Korean tax evidence, commonly an Income Amount Certificate, is central. The applicable tax year and recognition rules must be checked at filing.
What should be reviewed in addition to the estimated score?
Current status, stay history, compliance, basic eligibility and whether every point can be supported with valid evidence.
This page explains general review points. The applicable route, required evidence and filing location depend on the applicant's nationality, history, company or family relationship and circumstances at the time of filing.