How do I get to Seoul Immigration Office? Direction: Take the subway Line 5 to Omokgyo (Mokdong Stadium) station and get out from exit 7. Walk about a minute to Omokgyo station bus stop and take the 6640B bus to Mokdong middle school/Seoul immigration office bus stop which is 2 stops away.
Can I go to immigration office without an appointment Korea?
The Korean Immigration Offices do not normally take walk-in appointments (and if they do it is usually only for emergencies or visas expiring on the same day).
How do I get a reentry permit in Korea?
We strongly emphasize that foreigners must apply for re-entry permit online through Immigration Office website (hikorea.go.kr) with all of the necessary documents prior to their departure from Korea.
How do I get an alien registration card in Korea?
All foreigners staying in Korea for longer than 90 days are required to register and obtain an Alien Registration Card within 90 days of their arrival in Korea. You will need to visit the Immigration Office to complete your registration. Note that the Alien Registration Card usually takes about 2-3 weeks to be issued.
How do I book an appointment for immigration to Korea?
How to make an online reservation for the immigration office
- Visit the immigration office website, Hikorea.go.kr.
- Click on”Reserve Visit” and then “Online reservation”
- You will be directed to the reservation page.
- You can choose which Identification you can use between Alien Registration (ARC) No.
Can I leave Korea and come back?
Re-entry permit is required. Leaving Korea without Re-Entry Permit will result in cancellation of their Alien Registration in accordance to Article 37 of Immigration Act. In such cases, the foreigner must obtain a new long-term visa before re-entering Korea.
Can I leave Korea without my alien registration card?
Can foreigner open bank account in Korea?
South Korea has become a very cosmopolitan country and almost all banks now allow foreigners to open accounts. 99% of the time people will be able to open a bank account no problem, provided they have all the right paperwork.
