Answers to frequently asked questions of Korean immigrants

There are always many problems in the process of Korean immigration. Today, I will summarize and answer your frequently asked questions. If you want to know what it is, please come and have a look

1. Can I work or do business in Korea with my F2 status?

A: You can work in Korea. Whether you are applying for a job or doing business in Korea, you can work, study and do business anywhere in Korea, not just in Jeju Island.

2. Can I become a Korean citizen after successfully immigrating to Korea?

A: You can apply for Korean nationality after living in Korea for five years. South Korea's passport ranks third in the world, and the United States, Canada, the European Union and other countries are visa-free, and the convenience is also one of the best.

3. What does 3.F5 get?

A: F5 is a permanent residence visa, also known as a green card. After holding an F2 visa for five years, you can change to an F5 visa for permanent residence. At this time, you only need to land in Korea once every two years. No need to renew, you can land in any city in Korea.

4. Is there an age requirement for bringing children?

A: There is no age limit. No matter how old you are, as long as you are unmarried, as long as your children are legally unmarried, you can apply for Korean identity with your parents.

5. What taxes do I have to pay after emigrating to Korea?

A: For Korean green card holders, there is no tax worldwide. As long as they don't live in Korea as their main residence, all their income is not taxed. The annual property holding tax is low, and you only need to pay 0. 15%-0.4% of the total property every year. And the fund has no tax every year.

6. Can I open a foreign currency account in Korea?

A: Of course, if you have Korean status, you can open an account in any commercial bank in Korea. The procedure is simple and convenient, especially for those who apply for Korean capital immigration, they can get two bank accounts (Korean currency account+US dollar account) for free at one time, said the global overseas project manager.

At the same time, having a Korean green card is equivalent to having a Korean tax number, which can be used at any time. At the same time, non-Korean income does not need to pay Korean tax, so it is an absolutely useful overseas tax number to use.

7. How does the so-called big country springboard operate?

Mainly refers to two parts. The first is to apply for a visa to a big country in South Korea with a Korean green card, which takes less time and has a high success rate. Because the Korean passport itself is visa-free in many countries, the number of Korean nationals is relatively small, and some of them apply for immigration to other countries with Korean nationality after the transfer of Korean nationality. The same reason will be easier to succeed, but in fact, someone has already done so.