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- Read more: I'm an international student. Can I work part-time? (Part-time work permission)
- Read more: I'm an international student. Can I work part-time? (Part-time work permission)
- Read more: I'm an international student. Can I work part-time? (Part-time work permission)
- Read more: I'm an international student. Can I work part-time? (Part-time work permission)
- Read more: Do I really need a written work contract?
The conditions and hours depend on your residence status and your school. Check with your school officer and 1345 before you apply.
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To work part-time on a study (D-2) or general training (D-4) status, you must first get permission for activities outside your residence status (part-time work permission).
Your residence status (visa type) sets out what you are allowed to do in Korea. Knowing your status exactly is the first step for every procedure.
- Work & Part-time Jobs
Do I really need a written work contract?
Yes. A written contract is the strongest proof that protects you. Always get your own copy and keep it.
Where you can get help
Immigration Contact Center 1345 (HiKorea)
Area: NationwideStay & visa
How they can help
Multilingual advice on visa status, extensions and alien registration. Office visits are booked on HiKorea.
- Languages
- Korean · English · Chinese · Vietnamese · other languages
- Opening hours
- Weekdays 09:00-18:00
WebsitePhone 1345
hikorea.go.kr
What to say once the call connects
- “Hello. I'm calling because I'd like some advice about something.”
- “Can I get advice in English, Chinese, Vietnamese?”
- “Can young people get advice here too?”
- “Is there anything I can do? What should I prepare?”
These are examples only. Please follow the organisation's own instructions.
Last reviewed 6 September 2026
Ministry of Employment and Labor Helpline 1350
Area: NationwideWork & wages
How they can help
Advice on unpaid wages, employment contracts and how to file a wage complaint.
- Languages
- Korean · English · Chinese · Vietnamese · other languages
- Opening hours
- Weekdays 09:00-18:00
WebsitePhone 1350
moel.go.kr
What to say once the call connects
- “Hello. I'm calling because I'd like some advice about something.”
- “Can I get advice in English, Chinese, Vietnamese?”
- “Can young people get advice here too?”
- “Is there anything I can do? What should I prepare?”
These are examples only. Please follow the organisation's own instructions.
Last reviewed 6 September 2026
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