Can Korean immigrants buy any house?

Since the introduction of the 20 10 immigration policy, more and more people have gone to South Korea, especially Jeju Island, to buy Jeju Island real estate, with different needs, some for old-age care, some for children's education (Jeju Island has top international schools), some for short-term vacation, or as real estate investment and immigration status.

Although this policy is much simpler than the investment immigration policies of countries such as Europe and America. Property buyers can apply for F2 visa as long as they are satisfied with the on-the-spot investigation, pay the house payment and taxes, and get the real estate license. After holding an F2 visa for 5 years (such visas need to be renewed once every 2 years, and applicants need to go to Korea in person), they can change to an F5 visa representing a permanent green card.

However, Fang Tao Jeju Island. Com reminds that the immigration policy still has certain restrictions, and not all Jeju Island properties can be linked to immigration. Only after the government approves the purchase of qualified project real estate can you obtain permanent residency. First, the price must be more than 500 million won, and then the designated leisure holiday apartments, villas, hotels, etc.

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