Brief introduction of permanent residence and passport of Korean immigrants

# China, China, China # Introduction to Korean immigrants We generally mean to obtain permanent residency in Korea. In fact, South Korea's green card and South Korea's permanent residency are the same concept. You can immigrate to Korea if you get the right of permanent residence, also known as the green card. Here is a brief introduction to the permanent residence and passports of Korean immigrants. Welcome to read!

Advantages and disadvantages of permanent green card in Korea

Many people will ask, what are the benefits of permanent residency in Korea? According to people with different needs, the benefits of permanent residence in South Korea are different: First, obtaining permanent residence in South Korea will not affect the status in China, that is, you still have China nationality, but you can enjoy the welfare benefits of South Korea, and you can enjoy the same treatment as Koreans in both medical care and education. As a developed country with a per capita GDP of $28,000, South Korea ranks first in the world in medical education. For those who do Sino-Korean trade, obtaining permanent residency in Korea can not only make it more convenient to travel back and forth between the two countries, but also save the trouble of submitting entry and exit procedures and extending them back and forth. Moreover, compared with people who have no fixed residence, bank loans still have certain advantages. So what are the disadvantages of permanent residence in Korea? The disadvantage of South Korea's permanent residency is that it is not eligible to vote for South Korea's president and South Korean parliamentarians. Politics is naturally impossible.

Korean passport

1. Korea is an economically developed country. Being a second country is an additional guarantee and an additional status symbol. If you get Korean immigrant status, you can enjoy many benefits in Korea, including pension, education and medical care.

2. The success rate of green card visa application in any other country will be greatly improved after the visa application in other countries is completed quickly and has Korean status.

3. Korean passports have a high "gold content" and can be exempted from many countries in the world, which is the second strongest on the surface!

Extended reading: the way and process of housing migration in Korea

1. Have immediate family members in Korea and have a Korean green card. After passing the naturalization test, they can get a green card and become Korean citizens. (The naturalization test mainly tests the basic information of Korean culture, history, geography and life.

Second, each generation of relatives (such as grandparents, grandparents) were born in Korea or Koreans, and they can obtain Korean citizenship (green card).

Third, international marriage. China women who have been married to Koreans for three years or have children after marriage can get green cards and Korean nationality. China men who have been married to Koreans for three years or have children after marriage can obtain the right of abode.

4. Ordinary residence and work visa holders who have worked in Korea for more than 5 years can apply for the right of abode in Korea.

5. If you buy a property with a total price of more than 500 million won in Jeju Island, South Korea (at today's exchange rate, 500 million won is equivalent to 3.075 million yuan), you can get the qualification equivalent to immigration and get a green card for Korean nationality, and you don't need to take an exam.

South Korea's housing immigration application process:

1. Field trip;

2. Sign the residential sales agreement;

3. Prepare the information needed for immigration;

Get a D-8 visa in 4.30 days;

4. handle the registration of housing property rights;

5. Get an F-2 visa two months later;

6.F-2 visa extension;

7. Apply for naturalization.