List of application conditions for skilled immigrants in Korea

# 中中中 # Introduction Many people will choose to immigrate to South Korea, so how to handle Korean skilled immigrants? This is a problem that many people care about. Let's take a look at KaoNet's list of application conditions for Korean skilled immigrants. Welcome to reading.

1. Application conditions for Korean skilled immigrants

I. Age

2 1-44 years old. There is still a chance when you are older.

Second, the level of education.

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

Third, the requirements of on-the-job training (SvP)

Generally, you can graduate from a university, and special majors need graduate students.

Fourth, major.

This item was decided by the Canadian government according to the requirements of the labor market at that time, including computer, various engineering mathematics and physics, agriculture, business and engineering and other natural sciences, basic medical research, psychological research, me, translation, journalism, finance, accounting and other hundreds of majors.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) language ability

English or Korean. Generally speaking, a certain level of listening, speaking and writing in Korean is enough, and English is better.

Six, work experience

At least one year working experience is a basic requirement, and at least four years is.

Seven, everyone's adaptability

The applicant's adaptability to Korea is the interview score.

Eight, relatives

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

2. How to apply for Korean skilled immigrants?

In recent years, with the rapid economic development, South Korea has become an emerging hot country for immigrants. Among many ways of immigration, investment immigration is the fastest way, but it has high cost and limited applicability. For skilled people, skilled migration is also an effective way to immigrate quickly. So what conditions do Korean skilled immigrants need to meet?

(1) must be between 2 1-44 years old. Old people also have opportunities.

(2) In terms of academic qualifications, college graduates with at least a master's degree or above are more popular.

(3) Job Training Requirements (SVP). Generally, you can graduate from a university, and special majors need graduate students.

(4) professional requirements. This item was decided by the Korean government according to the requirements of the labor market at that time. Including computer engineering, mathematical physics, agriculture, business, engineering and other natural sciences; Basic medical research, psychological research series, translation, journalism, finance, accounting and other hundreds of majors, basically covering all disciplines.

(5) Language ability: understand English or Korean. Generally speaking, a certain level of Korean listening, speaking and writing is enough. It is better to know English.

(6) Work experience, more than one year of work experience is the basic requirement, more than four years.

(7) Personal adaptability: the applicant's adaptability to South Korea is the interview score.

(8) relatives don't ask. However, if a relative is a Korean immigrant or citizen, there will be reward points.

Therefore, if you are young, have a college degree or above, have more than one year's work experience, and have a certain level of Korean, you can apply for immigration to South Korea through skilled migration. I believe it will be a very good decision for you to save some investment funds.

3. South Korea's skilled migration policy

South Korea's Ministry of Justice said on the 8th that it will try out the "social education system for immigrants" from April. The main content of this system is that if foreigners have received a designated Korean education, they do not have to take a written test when they move to Korea. The social integration education of immigrants will be composed of Korean and understanding of Korean society. According to this system, ordinary immigrants can be exempted from written examination when they move to Korea as long as they have completed at least 30 hours to at most 450 hours of educational courses.

The waiting time for cross-border marriage immigrants who were exempted from written examination was long. Now, as long as you receive the designated Korean education, you can quickly accept the immigration review and get extra points in the interview. The implementation of this educational system has greatly simplified the procedures for foreigners to immigrate to South Korea and accelerated the speed of immigration application. At the same time, it can also make foreign immigrants integrate into Korean society more quickly.

It can be seen from the above information that the Korean government is gradually liberalizing its foreign policy, hoping to introduce more talents who can quickly adapt to Korean society. Since the financial crisis, the ratio of won to RMB has fallen to a historical low, but there is no inflation problem in South China. For students, the total annual cost of studying in South Korea has dropped from about 654.38+million yuan last year to about 50,000-60,000 yuan now. Significantly reducing the cost will surely set off another upsurge of studying in South Korea.

4. Korean skilled migration expenses

Principal applicant: 550 Canadian dollars

Spouse: 550 Canadian dollars

Children over 22 years old: 550 Canadian dollars/person

Children under 22: 150 Canadian dollars/person.

Landing fee (paid after interview)

Principal applicant: 490 Canadian dollars; (changed on May 3, 2006)

Spouse of the main applicant: 490 Canadian dollars; (changed on May 3, 2006)

other charges

Medical examination fee (paid after interview)

Adults: about 1300 RMB;

Minors: 800 yuan RMB.

Academic qualification certification fee

Collection of China Academic Certification Center.

notarization fees

It is collected by the notary office piece by piece, and the total amount varies from person to person, about 1000-3000 yuan. Generally, it includes notarization of birth, identity, education and nationality.