What materials do I need to apply for an F6 visa in Korea?

When applying for F6 visa in Korea, both the inviter and the applicant need to prepare different materials before applying. The application condition of Korean F6 visa is that the marriage relationship has been effectively established in Korea. Foreigners who want to stay in Korea for the purpose of continuing to marry Korean nationals can apply for a single visa with a validity period of 3 months and a maximum stay of 90 days when issuing visas.

Materials to be prepared by the applicant:

1, visa application form, passport, 1 standard photo, handling fee.

2. Identity guarantee.

3. Invitation letter for marriage immigrants.

4. Background statement of marriage and immigration (Korean or English only).

5. Basic proof of the inviter.

6. Proof of family relationship of the inviter.

7. A copy of the inviter's resident registration card.

8. Marriage certificate of the inviter.

9. Marriage certificate of marriage immigrants.

10, communication-related materials (select one to submit or prove that the foreign spouse has lived in Korea for more than 1 year):

(1) Korean TOPIK score certificate and ability test;

(2) Certificate of continuing education of designated educational institutions;

(3) Korean degree certificate;

(4) Proof materials of foreign compatriots.

Materials to be prepared by the inviter:

1, amount voucher (issued by State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China). (mandatory)

2. Credit information inquiry. (mandatory)

3 labor income tax deduction invoice (issued by the office). (mandatory)

4. On-the-job certificate-employment situation.

5. Proof of experience-resignation.

6. Copy of business registration certificate-information about the place of business.

7. Business registration certificate (except for agriculture, forestry and aquaculture). )

8. Proveable materials (for example, farmland will, members' wishes, confirmation of agricultural and fishing facts, etc.). )

9. Relevant factual proof materials

10. Proof of living conditions (copy of real estate registration book or lease contract). (mandatory)