What are the four generations of Korean immigrants? A detailed introduction of four generations of immigrants in Korea

# 中中中 # Introduction In recent years, the wave of immigration to South Korea has been very hot, just like what people call four generations of immigrants, so what is the four generations of immigration law? Let me give you a brief introduction.

Investors' parents

Korean immigrants have no age limit for their parents, and there is no requirement for financial independence or proof of support. Anyone who is an investor or the applicant's parents can apply. The types of reunion visas they apply for are:

C3 visa

Issue target

* Investors who pay more than the standard amount for investment facilities should be accompanied by relatives (parents, spouse's parents) and visit at any time without logging in foreigners.

* Multiple entry visa for short-term ordinary stay (C-3- 1), with a stay period of 90 days and a validity period of 3 years.

F 1 visa

Issue target

* Parents and spouses of investors have stayed in Korea for more than 6 months continuously after investing in Korea according to immigration laws and regulations.

* Residence qualification is visiting residence (F- 1- 15), valid for one year.

application for insurance

1

The main applicant (inviter) is in Jeju and submits materials.

2

When the materials are reviewed, get the number back.

three

Apply for a visa at the Korean consulate

Children of investors

People who invest in immigration in Korea can take their unmarried children with them to get a Korean green card. Here, I emphasize that they are unmarried children and there is no age limit. As long as their children are not registered with the Civil Affairs Bureau, no matter how old they are, they can follow the investors to get the Korean green card.

Note: you must be unmarried before you turn to permanent residence, otherwise your permanent residence status will be affected.

Children of investors' children

What we are talking about here is: After the children of investors are transferred to F5 for permanent residence, can they get a Korean permanent green card after they get married and have children?

The answer is: yes.

Not only can children's children get permanent residence, but their spouses can also apply for long-term residence visas.

Children's children

According to the regulations of the Korea Exit-Entry Administration, when a child applies for Korean status, there are two situations:

1. Babies born in Korea can apply for permanent F5 status in Korea. You only need to hold a birth certificate, a parent (permanent resident) landing card, a baby passport and a marriage certificate to apply ~

2. Babies born in China can apply for F2 residence visa and prepare relevant materials to apply for entry and exit!

Spouse of children

When inviting their spouses to Korea, their spouses can apply for F2 residence visa according to the regulations of the Korea Exit-Entry Administration.

The application steps are also very simple, just prepare the relevant information (as shown below) to apply for entry and exit!

PS: The spouse of the child must have a certain income and pay a certain tax in Korea.

Korean immigrants, four generations of immigrants

First generation: parents of investors (long-term and short-term visas)

The second generation: investors (and spouses)

Third generation: investor's children (unmarried during the investment period)+investor's children's spouse (long-term visa)

Four generations: children of investors' children (get married and have children after obtaining permanent residency)