Getting married in another country can feel both exciting and overwhelming, especially when visas, documents, and unfamiliar systems are involved. And Korea is no exception. While the idea of marrying here often brings up questions, worries, and plenty of mixed information online, the reality is more straightforward than it first appears once you understand how the process works.

Discover the 2025 updated guide to the Seoul Global Center, a government-supported hub offering multilingual counseling, settlement help, employment support, entrepreneurship guidance, and international student services. Includes contact details, lounge rental information, and how to access all services.

Hana Bank and Incheon City launch the Incheon Foreign Culture Bank to support financial literacy, multicultural integration and Korean language education for foreign residents. Includes address, hours, reservation links, services and storyline overview.

Learn what a Personal Customs Clearance Code (PCC) is and how to easily get one in Korea for international online shopping. Step-by-step guide with Korean terms included for smooth registration.

With its balance of realism, heartfelt relationships, and grounded storytelling, Law and the City stands out as more than just a legal drama

Traveling to South Korea can be an exciting adventure or a new chapter in your life. However, before you pack your bags, understanding the visa process is essential

Discover how OASIS classes in Korea help foreign entrepreneurs qualify for the D-10-2 Startup Preparation Visa and the D-8-4 Technology Startup Visa. Learn what OASIS means, which institutions offer the free courses, and how to register.

D-8-4 Technology Startup Visa, allowing you to live and build your business in Korea long-term.

Government24 (정부24) is South Korea’s official online e-government portal

How to Obtain Business Registration Certificate and Set Up Login Access via HomeTax

How to Obtain a Corporate Registration Certificate and Seal Certificate After Incorporation in South Korea

등기소 (Deung-giso), or Registry Office, is a government administrative office under the Supreme Court of Korea responsible for managing various types of public registries.

종합소득세 (Jonghap Sodukse) is the comprehensive income tax applied to individuals who earn non-salary income

연말정산 (Yeonmal Jeongsan) is the annual income tax reconciliation process for salaried employees in South Korea.

HomeTax (홈택스) is the Korean National Tax Service’s (NTS) online portal designed to streamline and digitize tax-related tasks for individuals, businesses, and tax professionals. It allows users to perform a wide range of tax functions without visiting a tax office.

Seoul Startup Hub Gongdeok, located in Mapo-gu, Seoul, is a premier startup incubation center operated by the Seoul Business Agency (SBA). It serves as a dynamic platform for nurturing early-stage ventures, providing them with the resources and support needed to scale and succeed in the global market.

CU, one of South Korea’s leading convenience store brands operated by BGF Retail, has launched an on-site visa assistance service aimed at the country’s growing population of foreign residents.

caregiver certifications and transition to long-term employment under the E-7-2 visa.

The Korea Immigration & Integration Program (KIIP) is a government-run education initiative designed to help foreigners living in South Korea adapt to Korean society through structured language and cultural education.

Voting is more than just casting a ballot—it's an act of empowerment, a privilege earned through years of struggle and advocacy.