Rights information platform for migrant-background youth
Connecting information. Connecting rights.
Write what you are wondering about — school, work, health, visa or daily life. We will lay out your rights and what you can do now.
You could ask something like this
What do you need to know?
Pick the area you need right now.
- Work & Part-time JobsContracts, wages, minimum wage, unpaid pay
- School & EducationEnrolment, school life, further study, discrimination
- Hospital & HealthUsing hospitals, health insurance, medical support
- Visa & StayStatus, extension, registration, immigration
- Daily Life in KoreaHousing, banking, phone, transport, admin services
- Human Rights & DiscriminationDiscrimination, violence, abuse, reporting
Questions people ask
Questions people look up often. Tap one to open the related rights page.
Check your own situation
Before you start a job or extend your visa, tick off what you need one by one.
If you need help
Find places near you. If calling feels hard, we also show what to say first.
If it's hard to handle alone
Find organisations that can give advice or help, by area. We show places you can use anywhere in Korea together with local ones.
Registered now: 21 nationwide · 267 local
Only provinces with registered places can be opened. The map uses the real province boundaries, simplified: small islands and fine coastline are left out.
LINKRIGHTS AI
Not sure? Just ask
We'll help you find which rights may apply and what to check right now.
Ask AI- Your situation
- Check these first
- Rights you should know
- What you can do now
- Where you can get help
- Answers are based only on information reviewed and registered by LINKRIGHTS, and never make legal, visa or medical decisions for you.
LINKRIGHTS
It starts with knowing your rights
LINKRIGHTS is a rights information platform that helps young people with a migrant background understand their rights, find the information they need, and reach organisations that can actually help.
That migrant-background young people are not "people who receive help" but "people who know their rights and make their own choices". Every screen in LINKRIGHTS is built around that sentence.
- Run by
- LINKRIGHTS Project Team
- Working with
- Seoul Future Foundation (Partner organisation)
- Who is it for?
- Young people with a migrant background who have questions about school, work, health or their stay in Korea. You can use it straight away, without logging in.
Registered right now
We count only what LINKRIGHTS has checked and registered.
- Rights guides published
- 16
- Organisations checked
- 288
- Programmes
- 4
- Languages
- 4
- Young people taking part
- 5
14 September 2026
Last updated 27 September 2026 · This date changes whenever information is added or revised.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to sign up or log in?
No. Anyone can use LINKRIGHTS right away without signing up. You don't need to give any personal information.
Can I trust the AI's answers?
The LINKRIGHTS AI answers only based on rights information that we checked and registered in advance. If there is no basis, it does not guess. It honestly tells you that it cannot confirm.
Can I type my passport number or alien registration number?
No, please never type them. They are not needed for an answer, and we recommend leaving them out to protect your personal information.
What should I do if I'm in danger right now?
Call 112 (crime) or 119 (emergency) right away. Contacting these numbers before using LINKRIGHTS is the fastest and safest way.
Q&A board
Read questions other people have asked and our answers. You can send your own question too.