Details of Korean Immigration Naturalization Regulations

# 中中中 # Introduction Many people will choose to immigrate to South Korea, so what are the rules for Korean immigrants to become naturalized? This is a problem that many people care about. Let's take a look! The following is the relevant information, welcome to read.

1. Details of naturalization regulations for Korean immigrants

I. Korean naturalization regulations

Article 5 of the Korean Nationality Law

1. Have a home address in Korea for more than 5 years;

2. Being an adult under the civil law of the Republic of Korea;

3. Those with good conduct;

4. Those who have the ability to live by virtue of their own assets and skills and their peers' families;

5. Have the ability to speak Korean, understand Korean customs, and have a certain literacy to become a Korean national;

Two. Implement order number 12 No. 17 "entry and exit law for Korean enterprises to invest in" D-8 visa "

1. Issue target: According to the relevant provisions of the Foreign Investment Promotion Law of Korea, D-8 visas should be issued to professionals engaged in business, management, production and technology in foreign-funded enterprises (including foreign-funded financial holding companies and their wholly-owned subsidiaries).

2. Visa type: Multiple entry visas of up to 5 years can be issued according to the investment amount, and the maximum single stay time is 1 year.

"F-5" visa for permanent residence No.28, Article 12 of the Implementation Order of the Entry-Exit Law of Korea

According to Item 1 of Article 46 of the Implementation Order of the Exit and Entry Administration Law of the Republic of Korea, those who are not within the scope of forced expulsion and meet one of the following conditions may be issued with a permanent residence "F-5" visa.

1. Adults specified in the Civil Law of the Republic of Korea have the ability to live, good conduct, certain continuous residence qualifications in Korea, and meet the conditions specified by the Minister of Justice, and hold "D-7 ~ 10" and "E- 1 ~ 10" visas for five years.

2. Those who invest more than 500,000 US dollars and employ more than 5 Korean citizens according to the Foreign Investment Promotion Law.

2. Frequently asked questions about Korean immigrants' life

1. About driver's license

① Can China's driver's license be used in Korea?

-As China is not listed in the countries and regions of Road Traffic Convention 180, China's driver's license cannot be used directly in South Korea. If you want to rent a car or buy a car in Korea, you need to hold a Korean long-term residence visa and a China driver's license, and then change it into a Korean driver's license in Korea after notarization.

② If I take a driver's license test in Korea, can I go back to China to take a driver's license test?

-Yes. South Korean driver's license costs are low+the test period is short, so many people from China come to South Korea to take the Korean driver's license test. As long as you have a Korean long-term residence visa and a foreigner's landing permit, you can change your China driver's license and take a written test in China.

3. How to buy a car in Korea?

-First of all, there is no concept of 4S shop in Korean car shops. All automobile manufacturers have established their own sales and after-sales systems. Manufacturers directly face consumers, eliminating intermediate links, so there is no situation in which dealers maliciously increase prices and sell scrapped cars to consumers. All brand vehicles are sold at a national unified price, without increasing sales. Secondly, foreigners can't buy a car in Korea with a foreign bank card, but only with a card or cash in Korea.

2. About education

(1) What are the basic conditions of the four international schools?

-KIS is the first private boarding international school in Korea; Blackson Hall in Canada is a top girls' school from Toronto, Canada. North London is a traditional aristocratic private school from Britain; St John is a first-class school from America. A major feature of these schools is that they are completely open to Korean students and China students.

(2) Where do students from international schools come from? What is the proportion of students in China? Where is the teacher from?

60% students are Korean students. About 80 people are of China nationality, others are from the United States, Britain, Singapore and so on. The ultimate goal is to hope that China people will account for 65,438+00% of the whole school. Most of the teachers in international schools are from outside Korea, and 97% of them are English-speaking countries with more than 3 years of teaching experience.

(3) What is more attractive to international students, especially China students?

First of all, Jeju Island has a very convenient geographical location, close to China. Parents and relatives can visit their children at any time. Secondly, international schools adopt IB curriculum from primary school to high school. As we all know, IB curriculum is a highly recognized curriculum system in the world, and it is very competitive whether it is transferred to a university or promoted to a university. Thirdly, Branson Meitang and NLCS are well-known in North China and Europe, and there are close exchange activities between schools in Canada, Britain and South Korea. Many families investing in Jeju Island can not only get the right of abode in Korea, but also solve the problem of children receiving quality education.

4. What are the admission requirements for international schools?

-In addition to the transcripts and letters of recommendation from the original school, you need to attend school interviews and written tests. Kindergarten to the second grade of primary school only needs an interview.

After I get the right of abode, can my children go to public schools?

-Yes. And during the F-2 period, you can enjoy free compulsory education after living for three months. South Korea's public schools, primary and secondary schools implement 9-year compulsory education without tuition fees, and the basic miscellaneous fees range from 65,438 yuan+0,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan per year. Ordinary private schools charge tuition fees of 30,000-50,000 yuan and miscellaneous fees of 20,000-30,000 yuan each year. 3. About life

3. How to open a mobile phone in Korea?

-There are two ways.

1) Buy the mobile phone in full in the store and insert it directly into the Sim card for use.

2)2) Go to the business halls of KT, LG and SK to buy contract machines.

Note: the contract machine needs to be bound with a bank card, so I have to open an account in the bank in advance.

I heard that shopping in Korea (except duty-free shops) can be refunded?

-Yes. Generally, when Koreans shop in Korea, the price of goods will include 10% value-added tax, but since we are foreigners, we don't have to pay this value-added tax, so we will refund some value-added tax to foreign tourists when we declare it at the customs afterwards. You can choose to shop in the shop marked with the global tax refund and tax exemption sign, bring the tax refund form to the airport after security check, and you can choose Korean won, RMB, Alipay transfer, etc.

3. Is Korea expensive? Is the consumption level high?

-Korea is one of the four little dragons in Asia, a standard developed country, with an annual per capita income of 30,000 US dollars, so the price meets local consumption standards. Moreover, Korea is a country that pays great attention to food safety, so many foods are organic foods without additives, which are safer to eat than domestic ones.

4. Can I apply for a visa to other countries locally after holding a Korean green card?

-Yes. Because Korean green card holders enjoy the same treatment as locals, they can apply for a third-country visa in South Korea, and because Korean passports are visa-free 172 countries and regions, it is relatively simple and convenient to apply for a tourist visa in the local area.

It is said that it is cheaper to book air tickets in Korea, especially in Korea. Do you have any websites to recommend?

Jeju Island is an independent island in South Korea, and tourism is a pillar industry, so there are many international and domestic flights to and from Jeju every day, just like there are more than 100 "buses" on domestic routes in South Korea, so many Koreans will choose to buy cheap air tickets on the website.

4. Other issues

1. Why do Koreans like to sit on the ground? Still cross-legged, you dare not straighten your legs in front of your elders?

-Koreans like to sit cross-legged, because most of the floors at home are wooden floors, and they all have floor heating, so it is warmer to sit on the ground. Not straight legs is respect for elders. Just like China's idea of standing like a pine and sitting like a bell.

2. How many cups of coffee do Koreans drink every day?

-Because Korea is deeply influenced by American culture, it prefers European and American cuisines such as pizza, fried chicken and coffee. Moreover, first of all, they think that a cup of coffee after a meal helps digestion; Secondly, because they have pickles and garlic for seasoning every meal, a cup of coffee after a meal also helps to remove the odor in their mouths.

3. Why do Koreans love to drink ice water all year round?

First of all, drinking ice water can help the body effectively expel toxins from the digestive system and strengthen metabolism. Secondly, the water in all parts of Korea has reached the standard of direct reference, especially Jeju Island, with 0 factories and 0 pollution. After the purification of volcanic rocks, the groundwater is rich and contains a lot of minerals, and the water can be drunk at will without burning hands.