What are the visa types in Korea?

the visa types in Korea are as follows:

1. diplomacy and official business (A-1, A-2)

diplomacy (A-1): people who go to Korea to carry out diplomatic work with diplomatic passports and their accompanying families.

official business (A-2): persons who go to South China on official business with official passports and their accompanying family members

2. Temporary interview (C-1)

- persons who are dispatched by relevant news, radio, magazines and other media in South to conduct short-term interviews and reports

- According to the contract with China media, Personnel who conduct short-term interviews and reports

- personnel who visit Korea for a short time in order to set up a foreign media branch in Korea

3. Short-term visit (C-3)

(1) short-term general (C-3-1)

- participation in friendly matches, Various activities or meetings

- general study

- visits by relatives, etc.

- visits to employment technology educators

- spouses and children of Korean citizens

- language study

(2) general sightseeing (C-3-9)

- group tourism

- individual tourism

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- medical sightseeing (G-1-1): spouses and other accompanying family members who need to enter Korea together to care for patients.

(4) Short-term business (C-3-4)

- First-time applicants: short-term visitors to Korea for market research, business contact, negotiation, signing contracts, and learning about the installation, maintenance, overhaul, operation and other similar purposes of import and export equipment.

- object of material simplification: those invited by the central administrative organs and local governments; Invited by Korean listed companies; Those who have been granted a visa for more than one time and have visited the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, EU member states and South Korea normally; People invited by this department or branch.

(5) Pure transfer (C-3-1)

- transit sign, when going to a third country via Korea

4. Short-term employment (C-4)

Those who engage in short-term employment activities for profit-making purposes such as short-term performances, advertisements, fashion models, lectures, lectures, research and technical guidance.

5. study abroad (D-2-1 to D-2-6)

(1) bachelor's degree to doctor's degree courses (D-2-1 to d-2-4):

as a person who intends to study in an educational institution above a junior college in Korea, he is admitted to an accredited university in Korea or a government scholarship winner.

(2) Specific research courses (D-2-5)

As a person who intends to engage in specific research activities in Korean academic research institutions, he has been admitted to a certified university and won a government scholarship.

(3) Exchange students (D-2-6)

Those who are selected as exchange students according to the exchange agreement signed between Korean and Chinese universities and intend to study in certified universities.

6. Language study (D-4-1)

Only those who are admitted to Korean certified universities (including universities with illegal residence rate less than 1%). Foreign exchange trading law > And <: Provisions on foreign exchange transactions > Has introduced more than 3 million won of foreign capital and based on <: Value-added tax law > A person who intends to run a company or engage in profit-making work in Korea after completing company registration.

- according to <: Foreign investment promotion law > Private owners who have declared foreign investment and obtained the registration certificate of investment enterprises with registered capital of more than 3 million won.

8. Job hunting (D-1)

In order to study in teaching (E-1), conversation guidance (E-2), research (E-3), technical guidance (E-4), specialized occupation (E-5), art performance (E-6) and specific activities (E). E-6-2> Except activities).

9. Visit the parents of underage international students who are living in (F -1)

Preparing for or attending educational institutions below senior high school.

1. Residence (F -2)

Spouses and minor children of holders of permanent residence (F-5).

11. Spouses of accompanying (F-3)

holders of D-1, D-2, D-4, D-5, D-6, D-9, E-1 to E-7 qualifications and unmarried children under the age of 2.

12. marriage immigration (F -6)

(1) Citizen's spouse (F-6-1)

When a China citizen who is married to a Korean and has completed the marriage registration in the household registration departments of the two countries intends to stay in South Korea for a long time for the purpose of living with the Korean spouse.

(2) Parents who raise children (F-6-2)

are not eligible for F-6-1, but want to raise minor children married to Korean citizens in Korea

13. Compatriots visit (C-3-8)

compatriots of foreign nationality under 6 years of age

14. Interview.

(2) posting (D-7): a person who has worked in a foreign public institution, group or company's head office, branch or other business office for more than one year and is sent to Korea as a professional (senior manager, senior supervisor and expert) necessary for a branch, subsidiary or office in Korea or a series of companies designated by the Minister of Justice.

(3) Enterprise investment (D-8): according to the provisions of the Foreign Investment Promotion Law, necessary professionals (senior managers, senior supervisors, experts) who intend to work in the operation, management or production and technology fields of foreign-invested enterprises.

(4) Accompanying family members (F-3): Interviewing spouses, minor children, parents and spouse's parents of those who have been stationed (D-5) and invested by enterprises (D-8).

15. overseas compatriots (F-4)

(1)F-4-13: they have stayed in Korea with the qualifications of culture and art (D-1), interview (D-5), trade management (D-9), teaching (E-1) and special activities (E-7).

(2)F-4-14: graduates from universities at home and abroad (universities with more than two years of schooling) and students who have won scholarships from government agencies such as the International Education Promotion Institute.

(3)F-4-15: those who have obtained permanent residence in OECD countries.

(4)F-4-16: representatives, registered personnel and management-level staff of corporate enterprises.

(5)F-4-17: individual enterprises (self-employed) with annual sales of more than $1, in the previous year.

(6)F-4-18: senior cadres of multinational enterprises, senior cadres of the media, journalists, lawyers, accountants, doctors, first-class (equivalent to university professors) and second-class (equivalent to associate professors) artists recognized by the host government, industrial technology research and development researchers, agricultural technicians above the intermediate level, and senior technicians in the field of shipping or civil aviation.

(7)F-4-19: Representatives and deputy representatives of compatriot groups or cultural and artistic groups (associations) recognized by the host country.

(8)F-4-2: former or current NPC deputies, civil servants and employees of state-owned enterprises who have worked for more than five years.

(9)F-4-21: University professor (including associate professor and lecturer), primary school, junior high school and senior high school teacher.

(1)F-4-22: those who intend to run individual enterprises in Korea.

(11)F-4-25: people over 6 years old.

16. High investor (F-5)

According to <; Foreign investment promotion law > , people who invest more than 5, US dollars in Hikorea and employ more than 5 Korean citizens

17. Visiting employment (H-2)

(1) Visiting employment for reasons (H-2-1): relatives within 2 inches invited by Korean citizens or permanent residents (foreign compatriots who meet the requirements for obtaining nationality and have obtained permanent residence as stipulated in the Nationality Law)

(3) Visit those who have gone abroad due to employment (H-2-7) Visit those who have gone abroad due to employment for re-entry.