Beginning January 2, 2026, the Ministry of Justice will expand the "Online Reporting System for Foreigners’ Employment Information,” enabling foreign nationals engaged in for-profit activities to submit their employment information online. Visa statuses subject to the reporting requirement: Intra-Company Transferee (D-7)Corporate Investor (D-8)International Trade Management (D-9)Professor (E-1)Foreign Language Instructor (E-2)Research (E-3)Technical Instructor (E-4)Professional (E-5)Arts and Performance (E-6)Special Occupation (E-7)Seasonal Work (E-8)Non-Professional Employment (E-9)Maritime Crew (E-10)Resident (F-2)Overseas Korean (F-4)Marriage Migrant (F-6)Work and Visit (H-2) If any of the reported information changes (including changes to occupation, industry, or annual income bracket), an Employment Information Change Report must be filed within 15 days of the change. Foreign nationals may file or update their employment information through the HiKorea “e-Application” service using their personal account, in addition to visiting the immigration office in person. [Click Here to file or update your employment information through the HiKorea]

e-Arrival Card Will Make Your Immigration Process Faster and Easier! Check Out These Must-Know Tips for Using the e-Arrival Card Still filling out a paper arrival card when entering Korea? After a long flight, the last thing you want is to handwrite a form at the airport. Good news ― the e-Arrival Card is finally here! Now you can fill it out online before your departure and breeze through immigration when you arrive. In this video, immigration officials walk you through how the e-Arrival Card works and what you need to know to use it right. A must-watch for all foreign travelers heading to Korea! If you or someone you know has Korea on their travel bucket list, make sure to share this video with them! Click Here to watch the Video This video is in English with Korean subtitles.