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.
Service fee. Korean government visa fee payable separately (approximately $45 USD).
Apply for South Korea Workation VisaWe confirm your annual income meets the $45,000 USD threshold and your employer is outside Korea.
We prepare all required documents including employment verification, income proof, and health insurance evidence.
Apply at a Korean consulate abroad or at an immigration office if already in Korea on another status.
Processing typically takes 2-4 weeks. The Workation visa is valid for 1 year.
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.
Dependants may accompany the primary visa holder under a separate visa category. Requirements include proof of the family relationship and financial support.
No. The Workation visa is specifically for remote workers employed by non-Korean entities. Local work requires a separate work visa.
The Workation visa is currently issued for 1 year. Extension or renewal options depend on Korean immigration policy at the time of your application.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
Apply for South Korea Workation Visa