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Korea in Details
Job
Having a job brings many important benefits, including: providing a source of income, improving social inclusion, fulfilling one’s own aspirations, building self-esteem and developing skills and competencies. In Korea, 66% of the working-age population aged 15 to 64 has a paid job.
Community
A strong social network, or community, can provide emotional support during both good and bad times as well as provide access to jobs, services and other material opportunities. In Korea, 80% of people believe that they know someone they could rely on in a time of need.
Income
While money may not buy happiness, it is an important means to achieving higher living standards and thus greater well-being. Higher economic wealth may also improve access to quality education, health care and housing. In Korea, the average household net wealth is estimated at USD 362,340.
Education
In Korea, 89% of adults aged 25-64 have completed upper secondary education.
Korea is a top-performing OECD country in reading literacy, maths and sciences with the average student scoring 520. The best-performing school systems manage to provide high-quality education to all students.
Health
Most countries have enjoyed large gains in life expectancy over the past decades, thanks to improvements in living conditions, public health interventions and progress in medical care. Life expectancy at birth is just above 83 years. Higher life expectancy is generally associated with higher health care spending per person, although many other factors have an impact on life expectancy (such as living standards, lifestyles, education and environmental factors).
Housing
Housing is essential to meet basic needs, such as shelter, but it is not just a question of four walls and a roof. In Korea, the average home contains 1.5 room per person. In terms of basic facilities, 97.5% of dwellings in Korea contain private access to an indoor flushing toilet.
South Korea
South Korea occupies the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula, which extends some 1,100 km from the Asian mainland. This mountainous peninsula is flanked by the Yellow Sea to the west, and the Sea of Japan to the east. Its southern tip lies on the Korea Strait and the East China Sea. Its capital, Seoul, is a major global city and the fifth largest metropolitan economy in the world.
Total Area 總面積: 100,032 square kilometers
Total Population 總人口: 51.63 millions
GDP 國民生產總值: US$ 2.32 trillion
GDP per Capita 人均國內生產總值 : US$ 44,740
Time Zone時區: UTC + 9
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Visa Overview
Frequently Asked Questions
Investment Visa
Purchase by Korea Government fund, government designated property. Korea Investment Visa is one of the best plan in the world which is a simple and fast visa program
- How can I apply F.2 Visa
- My passport is expiring soon. Should I renew it
- If I am a permanent resident, do I also need to apply for an extension of stay?
Student Visa
Korea is one of the most educated countries globally which is a reason why there is an increasing demand for a Korea student visa.
- How to apply for a Korean Student Visa
- Processing time and fees for Korea Student Visa
- Interview Questions for Korea Student Visa
Business Visa
Business Visa is for foreigners who are issued to do business in Korea. Investments must be remitted from abroad. The higher the investment amount, the easier the visa approval and the shorter the review period.
- How to apply business visa
- What are the requirements for Korea business visa
- What are some questions to ask about business visa
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Visa Market
Customized Stay Guide for Foreign Residents
Investment Visa
5 years
Long-term foreign residents with high-amount investment, or real estate immigrant investors and accompanying family members
Student Visa
3 years to 5 years
Persons who have received a formal education at an educational institution such as college (or higher) 2 years (Extendable)
Business Visa
5 years
Essential professional workers of foreign-invested companies under the Forign Investment Promotion Act and founders of venture companies
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