LINKRIGHTS

Rights information

Rights and practical steps, organised by situation.

Work & Part-time Jobs

Contracts, wages, minimum wage, unpaid pay

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  • Yes. A written contract is the strongest proof that protects you. Always get your own copy and keep it.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026
  • Korea sets a legal minimum hourly wage. You cannot be paid less than it because you are young or not a Korean citizen.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026
  • Work & Part-time Jobs

    I worked but was not paid

    You must be paid for the work you did. This is true even if you are young, not a Korean citizen, or never signed a contract.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026

School & Education

Enrolment, school life, further study, discrimination

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  • Being teased or treated worse because of your country, skin colour or accent is discrimination. You do not have to put up with it.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026
  • Young people living in Korea can attend school regardless of nationality or visa status. How you enrol depends on your age and previous schooling.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026

Hospital & Health

Using hospitals, health insurance, medical support

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Visa & Stay

Status, extension, registration, immigration

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Daily Life in Korea

Housing, banking, phone, transport, admin services

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  • 통장과 휴대폰은 한국 생활의 기본입니다. 외국인등록증이 있으면 대부분 만들 수 있고, 미성년자는 보호자 동의가 필요할 수 있습니다.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026 한국어
  • 집 계약은 큰돈이 오가는 일입니다. 계약서를 꼭 쓰고, 사본을 보관하고, 이사한 뒤에는 전입신고를 하세요.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026 한국어

Human Rights & Discrimination

Discrimination, violence, abuse, reporting

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  • Being treated worse because of nationality, skin colour, language or religion is discrimination. You do not have to accept it, and you can file a complaint.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026
  • Human Rights & Discrimination

    폭력이나 위협을 겪고 있어요

    누구도 나를 때리거나 위협할 권리는 없습니다. 지금 위험하다면 112, 급하지 않다면 1388이나 1366에서 먼저 상담할 수 있습니다.

    Reviewed 6 September 2026 한국어