Do immigrants who want to buy a house in Korea need to apply for landing visa?

Hello, if you are going to Jeju Island to buy Jeju Island real estate, you can get a 30-day visa exemption. Generally, all formalities will be completed, but you don't need an F2 visa.

If you want to buy real estate in other areas to apply for Korean immigration, or stay for more than 30 days, you must apply.

You can refer to the following information. Some customers received by Fang Tao in Jeju Island. Com has applied for a landing permit. This is some information they summarized.

Objects landed by foreigners:

(1) Foreigners who will stay in Korea for more than 90 days.

(2) Foreigners who wish to stay for more than 90 days from the date of obtaining residence qualification may be foreigners who lost their Korean nationality and acquired foreign nationality, or foreigners born in Korea.

Foreigners can be exempted from landing:

(1) diplomats, officials and executors of agreements and their accompanying families (A- 1, A-2, A-3).

(2) Persons engaged in important business such as diplomacy, industry, national defense and their families, as well as other ministers of justice, are exempted from landing foreigners.

(3) Canadian citizens who have stayed in Korea for less than 6 months and hold the following visas: culture and art (D- 1), religion (D-6), visiting and living together (F- 1), accompanying (F-3) and others (G- 1).

Duration of foreigners' landing:

(1) Foreigners who will stay in Korea for more than 90 days: within 90 days from the date of entry.

(2) Foreigners who have obtained detention qualification or need to change their detention qualification: from the date of obtaining the permit.

For example, a Canadian citizen who holds a B-2 (tourist visa) needs to change his residence qualification after staying for five months, and must be registered as a foreigner at the same time when applying for change.

I hope it helps you. :-D