KO-1) the Immigration Office in South Korea works to get an visa.
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How can I obtain apostille copies of my degree and criminal background check, which I supplied when I applied for my visa at the Korean immigration office?
NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN
✔Request additional apostilled copies: Inform the immigration office when you visit that you need additional apostilled copies of your degree and criminal background check. if they do not understand about it, please ask about "즉시정보공개청구"
-You are engaged by an individual employer who has gone through the immigration process (E-2-1), and because you have already filed your documents to apply for your E2 visa, the immigration office has a copy of them on file. You can officially request that those documents be released by a local office. They will provide you with a photocopy of your criminal background check and a degree along with this official cover page titled 'Immediate Disclosure.'
-If you are engaged by the Superintendent of Ministry of Education through EPIK, SMOE, or other public school programs (E-2-2), there is a chance that the local immigration office does not have your criminal background check and a degree certificate. In this instance, you can request that your documents be released from the local Education office.
When you request this form, they will place a red mark called "original verification (원본대조필)" on the photocopy of your documents.
✔Remember to obtain the certificate of alien registration (you can get a paper/Receive the receipt) to registering for Education office work.
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When you go to the immigration office for the first time to obtain your Alien Registration Card (ARC) as an E-2 visa holder in South Korea, here are the steps you should follow:
Locate the nearest immigration office for a new employment place : Make an appointment on the Hi-Korea web site, you can use a passport and phone number(or employer phone number). *You can only make an appointment once you arrive in Korea.
Take a queue number: It's advisable to arrive at the immigration office early, Upon arrival at the immigration office, check a queue number.
1. Gather the necessary documents: Before visiting the immigration office, make sure you have all the required documents with you. These typically include:
- Your passport: Bring your original passport, which should contain your E-2 visa.
- a sealed Medical check-up result that includes a drug test, X-ray, and so on. result must submit in 25 days period.
- Application form [34] : Complete the Alien Registration Card application form.
- Passport-sized photos: Prepare two recent passport-sized photos that is following the guideline.
- Occupation and annual income report - self check form. If you have previous job experience in Korea, you will need to obtain income withholding tax certification.
- other documents from the employer ; such as employment contract, housing contract, etc.
*Pay the required fees: The immigration officer will inform you of the application fees, which you will need to pay. They will typically accept cash or card payments.
E-2 Visa (Teaching Visa):
Initial issuance of ARC: 30,000 Korean won (KRW)
Reissuance or renewal of ARC: 30,000 KRW
F Visa (Residency Visa):
Initial issuance of ARC: 60,000 KRW
Reissuance or renewal of ARC: 60,000 KRW
the process for obtaining an Alien Registration Card (ARC) in South Korea typically involved visiting the immigration office in person to apply and collect the card.
If you require your ARC to be processed and sent back to you by mail, it's advisable to inquire directly with the immigration office to see if such an option is available.
*Biometric data collection: After submitting your application and paying the fees, you will be asked to undergo biometric data collection. This usually involves having your fingerprints and photograph taken, Fingerprints and photographs will be required again if necessary.
The processing time can vary, but it's typically within 1-3 weeks.
The process may vary slightly depending on the location and specific circumstances, so it's always a good idea to consult official sources or contact the immigration office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN
✔Request additional apostilled copies: Inform the immigration office when you visit that you need additional apostilled copies of your degree and criminal background check. if they do not understand about it, please ask about "즉시정보공개청구"
-You are engaged by an individual employer who has gone through the immigration process (E-2-1), and because you have already filed your documents to apply for your E2 visa, the immigration office has a copy of them on file. You can officially request that those documents be released by a local office. They will provide you with a photocopy of your criminal background check and a degree along with this official cover page titled 'Immediate Disclosure.'
-If you are engaged by the Superintendent of Ministry of Education through EPIK, SMOE, or other public school programs (E-2-2), there is a chance that the local immigration office does not have your criminal background check and a degree certificate. In this instance, you can request that your documents be released from the local Education office.
When you request this form, they will place a red mark called "original verification (원본대조필)" on the photocopy of your documents.
✔Remember to obtain the certificate of alien registration (you can get a paper/Receive the receipt) to registering for Education office work.
-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__
When you go to the immigration office for the first time to obtain your Alien Registration Card (ARC) as an E-2 visa holder in South Korea, here are the steps you should follow:
Locate the nearest immigration office for a new employment place : Make an appointment on the Hi-Korea web site, you can use a passport and phone number(or employer phone number). *You can only make an appointment once you arrive in Korea.
Take a queue number: It's advisable to arrive at the immigration office early, Upon arrival at the immigration office, check a queue number.
1. Gather the necessary documents: Before visiting the immigration office, make sure you have all the required documents with you. These typically include:
- Your passport: Bring your original passport, which should contain your E-2 visa.
- a sealed Medical check-up result that includes a drug test, X-ray, and so on. result must submit in 25 days period.
- Application form [34] : Complete the Alien Registration Card application form.
- Passport-sized photos: Prepare two recent passport-sized photos that is following the guideline.
- Occupation and annual income report - self check form. If you have previous job experience in Korea, you will need to obtain income withholding tax certification.
- other documents from the employer ; such as employment contract, housing contract, etc.
*Pay the required fees: The immigration officer will inform you of the application fees, which you will need to pay. They will typically accept cash or card payments.
E-2 Visa (Teaching Visa):
Initial issuance of ARC: 30,000 Korean won (KRW)
Reissuance or renewal of ARC: 30,000 KRW
F Visa (Residency Visa):
Initial issuance of ARC: 60,000 KRW
Reissuance or renewal of ARC: 60,000 KRW
the process for obtaining an Alien Registration Card (ARC) in South Korea typically involved visiting the immigration office in person to apply and collect the card.
If you require your ARC to be processed and sent back to you by mail, it's advisable to inquire directly with the immigration office to see if such an option is available.
*Biometric data collection: After submitting your application and paying the fees, you will be asked to undergo biometric data collection. This usually involves having your fingerprints and photograph taken, Fingerprints and photographs will be required again if necessary.
The processing time can vary, but it's typically within 1-3 weeks.
The process may vary slightly depending on the location and specific circumstances, so it's always a good idea to consult official sources or contact the immigration office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.