외국인 직업 및 연간 소득금액 신고서(Occupation and annual income report)
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Occupation and Income Reporting
For E-visa and F-visa holders, via HiKorea
| This is a legal reporting duty under the Immigration Act (Articles 47 and 49-2 of the Enforcement Rule), not optional paperwork. It is your own personal duty, not something your school files for you. Missing the 15-day window for a change can lead to a fine of up to 1,000,000 KRW under Article 100(2) of the Immigration Act, an administrative fine rather than a criminal one, decided at the local office's discretion. |
| Paper reporting has ended. The pilot period (January–June 2026) allowed both online and paper forms, but from the second half of 2026 onward, only online reporting through HiKorea is accepted. If you are visiting immigration anyway for something else, such as your ARC, the report screen usually pops up on its own during that booking, so try letting it happen there first. If it does not go through at the office for any reason, you are still responsible for completing it yourself on HiKorea afterward. Confirm your own case with immigration or 1345. |
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01. Who Must Report
| E-Visas (E-1–E-10) | Mandatory in every case. These are work visas, so reporting is required regardless of income level or whether you currently have a job |
| F-Visas (F-2, F-4, F-6) | Mandatory only once you earn Korean income, from a job, a side job, or a business. If you currently have no income, there is nothing to report |
| F-5 (Permanent Residence) | Fully exempt from this requirement |
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02. When to Report
| First Report | At foreigner registration, or within 15 days of starting to earn income if you registered with none |
| Filed With Your ARC Visit | You do not need a separate trip for this. It is normally filed together, in one visit, when you apply for stay extension, status change, or initial registration. The report screen appears automatically during that HiKorea booking |
| Ongoing Changes | File within 15 days only if your occupation changes, or your income moves into a different bracket. A normal monthly pay change that stays in the same bracket does not need a new report |
| If You Are Late | File as soon as you notice. Waiting longer only increases the fine risk |
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03. How to File on HiKorea
| 1 | Log in at hikorea.go.kr |
| 2 | Booking a visit: the report screen appears on its own during the reservation Not booking a visit: use the "e-Application" (전자민원) menu instead. Paper forms are no longer accepted |
| 3 | Search and select your occupation, then your industry Based on the Korean Standard Classification |
| 4 | Select your annual income bracket (pre-tax) No income / under 10M / 10M–20M / 20M–30M / 30M–40M / 40M–50M / 50M or more (KRW) |
| 5 | Consent to data linkage and your income proof is verified automatically No separate paper certificate to attach |
| Legal basis: Immigration Act Articles 31 and 35, Articles 47 and 49-2 of its Enforcement Rule, and Articles 6 and 7 of the Act on the Immigration and Legal Status of Overseas Koreans. For your specific case, confirm with immigration or 1345. |
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*출입국관리법 시행규칙 제47조, 제49조의2에 따라
취업할 수 있는 체류자격을 가진 외국인은 외국인등록 및 각종 체류허가 신청 시
본인의 직업 및 연간 소득금액을 아래와 같이 관할 출입국·외국인관서에 신고하여야 합니다.
-취업필수 자격 외국인의 제출서류
• 대상자 : 주재(D-7), 기업투자(D-8), 무역경영(D-9), 교수(E-1)부터 선원취업(E-10)까지 체류자격
• 제출서류
① `직업 및 연간 소득금액 신고서`
② 소득금액증명원(단, 주재(D-7)은 제출 제외)
※ 단, 기업투자(D-8), 무역경영(D-9) 이외의 외국인이 외국인등록 시 국내 소득금액이 없는 것으로 확인된 경우에는, 소득금액증명원 대신 고용계약서 징구
-취업필수 자격 아닌 외국인의 제출서류
• 대상자 : 거주(F-2), 재외동포(F-4), 결혼이민(F-6), 방문취업(H-2) 체류자격
※ 재외동포(F-4) 거소신고 시에는 `직업`만 신고
• 제출서류
① `직업 및 연간 소득금액 신고서`
② 소득금액증명원(단, 직업 및 소득이 있는 아래 대상자만 제출)
※ 출입국관리법 시행령 별표1의2 24.거주(F-2)의 바목(F-2-99), 사목(F-2-6), 아목(F-2-11), 자목(F-2-7)에 해당하는 자,
방문취업(H-2) 체류자격자 중 취업개시 신고 대상자, 결혼이민(F-6) 체류자격자
※ 즉, 직업 및 소득이 없는 경우에는 소득금액증명원을 제출할 필요 없으며, `직업 및 연간 소득금액 신고서'만 제출
-시행일 : `20.12.1.(화)
South Korea immigration authority requires occupation and annual income information for foreigners with status of stay for employment.
Those whose status with Transfer (D-7), Corporate/Foreign Investor (D-8), International Trade (D-9),
Professor (E-1) through Maritime Crew (E-10), Resident (F-2), Overseas Korean (F-4), Marriage Migrant (F-6) and Work and Visit (H-2)
status are now required to report their occupation and annual income when filing applications with the immigration authority.
*Foreigners with status of stay for employment; F-4 visa holders can report their occupation only when they file the registration application.