Can Korea apply for immigration?

Skilled immigrants refer to immigrants who immigrate to South Korea by their own skills and talents without relying on other people's guarantees.

Specific conditions:

1). Age: 2 1-44 years old. There is still a chance if you are older.

2). At least graduated from university, graduate students and doctoral students are more popular.

3) On-the-job Training Requirements (SvP): Generally, you can graduate from a university, and graduate students are required for special majors.

4) major: this item was decided by the Canadian government according to the requirements of the labor market at that time. Including computer, engineering, mathematics, agriculture, business, engineering and other natural sciences, basic medical research, psychological research, editing, translation, journalism, finance, accounting and other hundreds of majors, basically including all disciplines.

5). Language ability: English or Korean. Generally speaking, a certain level of listening, speaking and writing in Korean is enough, and English is better.

6) Work experience: More than one year's work experience is the basic requirement, and more than four years is the best.

7) Everyone's adaptability: refers to the applicant's adaptability to South Korea. Interview score.

8). Relatives: No need. But if you have relatives who are Korean immigrants or citizens, you will be rewarded.

Therefore, if you are young, have graduated from university or above, have more than one year of work experience, and have a certain level of Chinese, you can immigrate to Korea.

9) Spouses and children of Korean citizens (including adopted children);

10) is eligible to inherit property in Korea.

If not, investment: foreigners who invest more than 500,000 US dollars can get a green card if they stay in Korea for more than three years.

Minimum living expenses for a Korean student: 10000 won, equivalent to RMB 70 yuan;

Accommodation: 200,000 ~ 300,000/month

Meal: 6000~ 10000/ day

Nothing else counts. That's it. At least 380 thousand a month If you include transportation, utilities, telephone and various expenses, it is almost 450 thousand.

Here is a supplement to the situation of Handa University:

Dormitory: single person 150000/ month, double person 100000/ month.

Rent a house outside:

1. One room (including furniture, refrigerator, air conditioner and toilet): 300,000-400,000 yuan/month, with different deposits, about 1 10,000.

2. Cohabitation: 200,000-250,000 yuan/month, the deposit varies, it may not be available, or it may be small, such as 500,000 yuan;

3. Pretend: You can cook by yourself, but it's hard to say about furniture and air conditioning. 300,000-400,000/month, with deposit. Tips: If you want to save money, you can choose to live underground or semi-underground. The same house may be 50,000 yuan/month cheaper. Or rent a slightly bigger house to share with your classmates, but you must find someone you can trust because you live in a room.

In addition: the cost of water, electricity and gas is about 20,000-30,000 yuan/month, some of which are included in the room rate, and some need to be paid separately.

Meal: 6000- 1 10,000/day

Price of basic food: milk 1400/ box, fruit 2000-3000/5, school canteen 1500-2500/ meal, dining out restaurant 3000-4500/ serving (such as bibimbap, cold noodles and miso soup). Grilled pork belly. 400000000000001beer 1400/ bottle, draft beer hotel 2000/500CC, chicken shop 10000- 12000/ bottle.

Transportation: Bus 700/ person, cheaper 400-500/ person, subway 700/ person, taxi 1600.

Internet access: 30,000/month at home. But surfing the Internet at school is free.

Other daily necessities: such as soap, shampoo, washing powder, toothpaste, etc. The price is similar to that in China, so you don't have to carry it from China. South Korea is only more expensive in food, because it is not an agricultural country … Meat, vegetables and fruits are much more expensive than China. If you go to the restaurant every day, I'm afraid the average student can't bear it.