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MOVING TO SOUTH KOREA<\/h1>\n

People are flocking to South Korea from all over the world – and for various reasons. Even more Europeans are finding success in South Korea, whatever their reason may be for settling there. Ultimately, the fundamental preparations for moving to South Korea remain the same. Those who have decided to move to South Korea have reason to rejoice: European citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days in South Korea. European business travelers attending conferences, meetings, or contract negotiations in South Korea are also visa-free for up to 90 days. However, this exemption does not apply to paid employment. Therefore, those wishing to work in South Korea require a standard work visa for entry. To obtain this visa, an employment contract must already be in place. The prospective employer then applies for a Certificate of Visa Issuance from the Korean Immigration Office. The cost for visa issuance ranges from 30 to 60 euros.<\/p>\n

We, the team at OTC global GmbH, are here to assist you with any further questions regarding your move from Europe to South Korea. We help you turn your dream of moving to South Korea into reality. For your specific situation, we are happy to delve into the details so that your relocation can be as smooth as possible.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n