Work Remotely from South Korea on the Workation Visa
South Korea's Workation visa (F-1-D) lets remote workers experience Seoul, Busan, and Jeju on a 1-year stay. The world's fastest internet, excellent infrastructure, and a rich cultural scene make Korea a top nomad destination in Asia.
Who this is for
- Remote workers employed by non-Korean companies earning $45,000+ annually
- Freelancers and consultants with documented foreign-source income
- Tech professionals wanting to experience the Korean startup ecosystem
- Nomads seeking Asia's best infrastructure and connectivity
Service fee. Korean government visa fee payable separately (approximately $45 USD).
Apply for South Korea Workation VisaWhat's included
- Income and employer documentation review
- Application preparation for the Korean consulate or immigration office
- Document checklist and guidance on health insurance requirements
- Dashboard tracking and direct message support
How it works
Eligibility check
We confirm your annual income meets the $45,000 USD threshold and your employer is outside Korea.
Application pack prepared
We prepare all required documents including employment verification, income proof, and health insurance evidence.
Consulate or immigration submission
Apply at a Korean consulate abroad or at an immigration office if already in Korea on another status.
Visa issued
Processing typically takes 2-4 weeks. The Workation visa is valid for 1 year.
Frequently asked questions
What is the income requirement?
The South Korea Workation visa requires an annual income of at least $45,000 USD (or equivalent). You must provide proof through payslips, a tax return, or an employer letter.
Can I bring dependants?
Dependants may accompany the primary visa holder under a separate visa category. Requirements include proof of the family relationship and financial support.
Can I freelance for Korean clients?
No. The Workation visa is specifically for remote workers employed by non-Korean entities. Local work requires a separate work visa.
Is the Workation visa renewable?
The Workation visa is currently issued for 1 year. Extension or renewal options depend on Korean immigration policy at the time of your application.
Ready to get started?
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
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