Immigrants stay forever.

I am now in Korea, and I have a detailed understanding of China people working in Korea. Let me give you a brief introduction.

Korea is not an immigrant country. What do you mean? In other words, they pay attention to the so-called pure blood. As long as you are not Korean, it is impossible to basically rely on work immigrants and skilled immigrants.

Therefore, applying for Korean nationality is basically Korean, but it is very difficult for the Han nationality.

But there are also special circumstances-that is, if you are a woman and marry a Korean, you can apply for permanent residency or Korean nationality as a Korean partner after three years of marriage. Now many China women go to South Korea in this way. There are even fake marriages.

Therefore, if you don't want to marry a Korean, and you are not a Korean, it is very difficult to obtain Korean legal status, especially work status.

But it is not impossible.

South Korea relatively excludes migrant workers. Their government's policies are different from those of European and American countries, and the review of foreign workers is extremely strict. If you want to go to Korea, make the visa officer realize that you have a tendency to work, and you will basically be refused a visa.

Let me first introduce some ways for non-Koreans to work in Korea.

The first is the way to study abroad, that is, to find an intermediary or apply for a Korean school. If you can accept it, you can apply for a D-4 study visa. You are not allowed to work on this visa. After coming to Korea, you can change your visa to D-2 by asking the school to contact the employment unit. You can work legally with this visa.

The second is the invitation of employees of normal companies in China and South Korea. For example, if a hotel in Korea needs you, it will send you an invitation letter, so you can sign a work visa according to your employer, usually for three years, and your employer can apply for an extension when it expires.

The last way is illegal. I came to Korea on a tourist visa and stayed in Korea, becoming a black household.

It is estimated that there are hundreds of thousands of such black households in Korea. Why? This is because of South Korea's policy of excluding Han migrant workers.

If they are Koreans, it will be easier for them to go to Korea. I don't want to introduce this too much.

Finally, if you are a woman and want to legally go to Korea to obtain identity, marriage is the most ideal way. It's simple, easy and economical. If you don't want to go on like this, it will be very difficult. You need to find an intermediary to handle such business, pay a lot of money, or go as a student or a company employee to work legally.